Science Rotation

We are learning about melting and dissolving.

 We used a magnifying glass to observe the granules.

Phonics, you may have heard this song before!

Skip Counting in 2's

Our ANZAC Cross

A very solemn line of Room 6B children walked around to the Memorial today as we took our cross, bearing the name of Private J. O'Carroll. We placed it into the ground and when everyone in the school completed this task there were 30 crosses, with the names of soldiers who did not return from the first World War.
The children have learnt so much this week and have written and created some inspiring work. Please pop into the classroom to see it.

Visiting Nurse Maude for ANZAC Day

 What a wonderful experience taking our Recipe for Peace poems and our ANZAC biscuits to the Nurse Maude home. The children were even given afternoon tea!
It was very special watching children approach these amazing old people and give their work and biscuit to them. They were so brave introducing themselves and showing their work. We sang them See the Soldier (which is recorded on a previous blog). A very, very emotional experience.

Counting in Tens

We have been practising counting in tens to 100. Come and check out our jelly fish.

See the Soldier

We have drawn a picture of a World War I soldier and written about it. We sang a song called see the soldier.

THE PERFORMANCE... in two parts!

How proud? So proud.

Kiwiana

Our bungy jumping kiwis, thanks Mrs Thomas for winding so much wool on our Pom poms.