Sunday, 11 August 2019

CLASS-ified

You might remember we did lots of learning about the cardinal directions at the end of last term, and we were learning about the main regions of New Zealand.  Today, we got to complete our CLASS-ified project!

Everybody had a role and a special badge to show what their job was.  Aaron was an ambassador and spoke on our behalf, Eden, Hari and Alexie were our reporters, and passed on questions for Aaron to ask, Zaiden was our director and made sure we were all on task, and everyone else were detectives and responders, looking for and finding questions and answers.

The school we were matched with was called St Joseph's in Fairlie.  Can you believe they only have 32 tamariki in their WHOLE school, and only three classes?  We learnt that Fairlie is east of Tekapo and north of Timaru.  Guess what?  We found their kura first.  We were very proud of ourselves. 












Monday, 22 July 2019

Our first session with Footsteps Dance

We had our first session with Footsteps today with our dance kaiako, Paris.  We learnt some movements to Waka Waka, and even some traditional African movements.  We had a lot of fun!

































Sunday, 21 July 2019

Cardinal direction

We are going to be having a Zoom hui (meeting) with a class at a school in another part of the country.  It will be a race to see which class can work out where in the country the other is.  In order to help us, we need to know the cardinal points (north, east, south, west).  We created a treasure map, and gave directions to a buddy using the cardinal points - and now we are SO ready for our Zoom challenge!


















Science day

We had a fun day of science today.  We used a science kit called Food for Thought - He Kai mā to Hinengaro.   "Each ingredient in a p...