Monday, 31 August 2015
Tuesday, 25 August 2015
Manaakitanga: Kid President
Our focus is Manaakitanga, we thought the Kid President's "20 things you should say more often" links to this. This will (hopefully) encourage us to say nice things to each other. We have posted questions from @kidsedchatnz as padlets . Please answer the questions below:
Monday, 24 August 2015
Wellington - Our windy little city by Mya Simpson
Wellington - Our windy little city
by Mya Simpson
What a pity our little city is so windy.
What a pity our city is so windy on a wet Wellington day.
The waves crash against the rocks.
The waves crash against the rocks on a wet Wellington day.
The skirts fly. The skirts fly into the windy wet Wellington wind.
The hats blow away. The hats blow away into the windy wet Wellington wind.
Oh what a windy little city.
Friday, 21 August 2015
Assembly 21.8.15
This morning we had a brilliant assembly.
We had heaps of fun with the time telling. Here's some feedback we gave about the lessons. Jupiter thought that the numbers around the outside of the clock were really helpful for knowing the minutes. Lizzie liked that we got to make our own clocks. Jessie thought it was fun that everyone got a turn!
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