Instructions

This week we have been learning about instructions. We have been writing instructions for our instruments and marshmellow sandwiches, hide and go seek and playing octopus.by olivia

Instructions

We have been learning about writing instructions. We wrote about how to make our favourite sandwich, how to be clown, marshmellow sandwiches, how to make our musical instruments and how to play hide and seek and octopus.

Garden Guru's

 

It's spring! Time to plant our garden. Yesterday Miss B and her garden guru friends went out to work in the garden while there was a spot of fine weather. They cleared the weeds, dug over the garden and planted new things. We now have strawberries, spinach, silverbeet, beans, lettuce, broccoli, spring onions, carrots and beetroot planted. We hope they all grow big, strong and healthy so we can have tasty things to eat next term.

Welcome!!!

It is with pleasure we welcome Amelia van de Klundert to our class whanau. Amelia is 8 years old and she is in year 4. She lives with her Mum and Dad and her brother Thomas, who is in Room 11. Amelia comes to us from Opoho School. Welcome Amelia.

Amelia was the winner of our assembly award this week for the amazing work she has been doing in technology, planning and constructing a rain stick. Tino pai to mahi Amelia.

Lucas - Kapa haka star!

Lucas is our assembly award winner this week for his outstanding effort in Kapa haka. Lucas was so enthusiastic that it made the audience smile! Top job Lucas you should be proud of your performance.

Kapa haka at the Polynesian Festival

 

Congatulations senior school children on your amazing performance yesterday at the Polynesian festival, we were all so proud of you and the way you represented our school! Ka rawe!!!

Take a look at some of the thoughts Lucy, Amelia, Elisha, Lucas and Sara had about our day. They are learning to blog our news themselves.

Kapa haka

On Thursday the senior school went to the Poly fest. When we got there we had to put our bags beside the wall and we put our shoes and socks there as well. Then we moved up to the front of the court. When it was our turn the girls had to line up first then the boys. When we finished we went home.

Kapa haka

At Kapa haka I took photos of the performance. They were cool and funny. Miss Pauley made a video. By Amelia

Kapa haka

We went to kapa haka. We enjoyed it. We hung up our bags. We were a bit embarrassed but we had a great time. All the teachers thought I was good at kapa haka. We went home.

Kapa haka

The senior block went to the Poly fest to do our kapa haka peformance. There was a lot of people. We went on the stage some of us looked to see where our mum and dad were. Lots of people smiled. Some of the audience copied us. By Sara

Kapahaka at the polyfest

We went on the double decker bus to get to the Poly fest. When we got there we had to put our bags in the basketball court. The senior school went up on the stage to do kapa haka. The senior school was great! One of the younger kids from our school named Andre performed in a different group of kids. by Lucy

Kiaora

Kiaora children! I hope you have a wonderful day with Mr Bond and Miss Pauley on Monday. I will be away at a computer course with our friend Disa the computer expert. I hope I learn some great new things to share with you when I see you again on Tuesday.

Super star

This week our assembly award goes to Silva for the fantastic work she has been doing in handwriting. Well done Silva, keep up the great work!