Each student has identified a character strength that they will use in class. Waka 1 is up and rowing with waka 2 on its way soon!
Thursday, 2 March 2017
Our class Waka
We have created a class waka. Everyone in the class is sitting in the waka working together to reach goals as a group but we are also able to support each other in achieving our individual goals.
Each student has identified a character strength that they will use in class. Waka 1 is up and rowing with waka 2 on its way soon!
Each student has identified a character strength that they will use in class. Waka 1 is up and rowing with waka 2 on its way soon!
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