Have a read to see what we changed our handprints into...
Monday, 25 April 2016
Friday, 15 April 2016
Teddy Bear PIcnic
Today's the day the Teddy Bears have their picnic! We took our soft toys down to the beach and made sandcastles . By Marnie and Kate
If You Learned Here: Our book trailers
Yesterday some of us made trailers about books that we like. These are for our project, "If you learned here." Enjoy...
Thursday, 14 April 2016
Tautoru Reading Workshop
Thanks to all those who came along to our workshop on reading today. We shared some decoding and comprehension strategies. Remember to show your child that you enjoy reading, and that you do it often.
Have a look at the WBS Library Website website for some ideas for books to read with or to your child. We're going to put together a list of books with the students that they enjoy and will share it on the blog shortly.
Have a look at the WBS Library Website website for some ideas for books to read with or to your child. We're going to put together a list of books with the students that they enjoy and will share it on the blog shortly.
Read the News, ask questions and talk about what is happening in the world. A great site for kids is Kiwi Kids News Site
Here is the presentation that we shared:
Stuck in the Mud Soccer
This is Autahi and Tautoru with our coaches |
Today we played stuck in the mud. We started with the normal version and then we played with the ball. We played with the ball to make it harder and learn how to control it. We had to try and try again. After playing stuck in the mud, we played a soccer game. A big thank you to our coaches Col and Saul.
By Scott's base group
(Shared Writing)
Wednesday, 13 April 2016
If You Learned Here. Theme 4: Our Reading
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