I came in after play to a bunch of excited children asking if they could keep on doing their writing instead of Silent Reading.
Of course they can!!! It's so awesome watching children being excited to learn and extend themselves.
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Monday, March 27, 2017
Excitement at the Estuary
What amazing luck with the weather today. Thunderstorms were predicted and we had a blazing hot sunny day.
Here are a few photos from our day.
We saw whelks, wedge shells, fish, shrimps, worms, mangroves, cockles, anenomes to name a few.
Here are a few photos from our day.
We saw whelks, wedge shells, fish, shrimps, worms, mangroves, cockles, anenomes to name a few.
Friday, March 24, 2017
Kei te pehea koe?
We are learning how to greet each other in Maori.
Kei te pehea koe?
Kei te pehea koe?
Kei te pehea koe?
Kei te wera ahau
Fun Food Webs
We had some pictures of different plants and animals that live at the estuary. We had to put place them together as a food web and include arrows to show who eats what.
When we finished we looked at a food web on our blog to see if we were on the right track.
When we finished we looked at a food web on our blog to see if we were on the right track.
Monday, March 20, 2017
Spelling learning
We have such a variety of ways to learn spelling in our class - jumping on letters that make up our words, rainbow words, writing them on a whiteboard, playing a board game called ESCAPE, playing a board game that even includes making 5 farm noises.
Relaxation
Here we are doing relaxation after lunch - preparing our brains for concentrated learning after the busyness of lunchtime. Even cocoa on the couch knows it's time to rest.
Our Maori Vowels
We have been learning to pronounce our maori vowels - both long and short.
Here we are pretending our hands are a keyboard and we are playing the vowels. The left hand are the long vowels and the right hand are short vowels.
Here we are pretending our hands are a keyboard and we are playing the vowels. The left hand are the long vowels and the right hand are short vowels.
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