We are starting the day with a boost!
Thursday, 4 February 2016
Getting To Know Each Other.
Mathematics.
We are getting to know each other by surveying our base group about things they like. In pairs, we chose a question, asked each other what they liked and then we are going to make tally charts and graphs about our results. Come and have a look at our work next week.
Wednesday, 3 February 2016
What are you grateful for?
Tuesday, 2 February 2016
Noticing and appreciating things of beauty
We are having a big focus on character strengths this year. We are focusing on the character strength of noticing and appreciating things of beauty.
Today we begun to look for things beautiful in our school. This is us looking for beautiful things:


Here are some of the things that we found:
Please bring in photos or objects of things that you find beautiful to put on our "Wow Wall".
| Noticing and appreciating things of beauty around school |
Here are some of the things that we found:
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| Please come in and take a look at our "Wow Wall" to display things that we find beautiful |
What month were you born?
Today we made a human graph. We lined up according to what month we were born in. November and March will be busy birthday months in Tautoru!
| This is us counting how many people were born in each month. |
Monday, 1 February 2016
Question Box
Next Thursday (11th February) we are having a Parent Information Evening at 6.30- 7.45. If you have any questions about our
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