Some children worked on art, others on music, and lots of students started to build structures.
We are going to keep building on our strengths but also begin to identify what we can't do yet!
Wednesday, 8 February 2017
I can ....
Scott's base group visited Autahi this week and shared our thoughts about what we are confident doing.
Some children worked on art, others on music, and lots of students started to build structures.
We are going to keep building on our strengths but also begin to identify what we can't do yet!
Some children worked on art, others on music, and lots of students started to build structures.
We are going to keep building on our strengths but also begin to identify what we can't do yet!
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