Brian is back! He has been to visit Nikoline in Sweden. He has had a great summer (winter for us) and Nikoline will email some pictures soon. These girls were thrilled with their messages and are writing back.
Thursday, 27 October 2016
Releasing a skink
We had a visit today from a curious neighbourhood cat called Orio.
On the way to the supermarket Nicola and Scott met Dylan's father and he was saving a skink from the paws of Orio!
We released the skink in our school lizard garden where we hope it will live long basking i n the sun.
Planting
We are planting at the moment and we are finding a lot of worms in our garden. We are having fun and are going to do some more next week. Thank you Phil (Dylan's dad) for helping us in the garden. By Lily S
Wednesday, 26 October 2016
Our ideas for the new Children's Garden at the Botanical Gardens
Today we had a visit from Anneke and Ally from Wellington Botanical Gardens. They showed us different plants. We learnt lots about different plants and their uses. They were keen to get our ideas for the new children's garden in the Wellington Botanical Gardens.
"The garden will be a learning space where children will:
traditional plant skills and useslearn out about the medicinal properties of native plantsfind with plants important to other cultures.work
Wellington Botanic Garden will maintain the Children's Garden, and provide an educator to work with school groups and visitors.”
You can read more on the website: http://childrensgarden.org.nz/
Here are some of our ideas for the children's garden:
Thank you Anneke and Ally for talking to us. We are enjoying our growing inquiry! Also a big thank you to Sophie (Matilda's mum) for arranging this for us.
Labels:
botanical gardens,
change,
growing,
inquiry,
sustainability,
visits
Teaching the Teachers
These students were great leaders today and taught some teachers from Island Bay how to use Seesaw. You guys are
Look what arrived in the post!
We're Jamming!
Yesterday we made jam as part of our inquiry. We made blueberry jam. Scott was going wild in the kitchen. This is our "creating" part of the inquiry. We're looking forward to celebrating and sharing our learning.
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