It is fantastic to see the confidence in all of the students to share their reading and to also listen in on conversations about snakes, nests, and the characters in the stories.
Thanks Autahi for being great buddies.
Thursday, 6 September 2018
Buddy reading with Autahi
We popped into Autahi today to share some of our favourite books with the Autahi team.
It is fantastic to see the confidence in all of the students to share their reading and to also listen in on conversations about snakes, nests, and the characters in the stories.
Thanks Autahi for being great buddies.
It is fantastic to see the confidence in all of the students to share their reading and to also listen in on conversations about snakes, nests, and the characters in the stories.
Thanks Autahi for being great buddies.
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