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Wednesday, January 30, 2019

Welcome to the Hihi Class!

Welcome to our Hihi (Stitchbird) Class for 2019.  

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We have some lovely new faces joining us this year and we are looking forward to a year filled with learning and laughter!  

This year we are going on a Beach Picnic to Shakespeare Regional Park.  We will visit Tiritiri Matangi where we hope to catch a glimpse of our Hihi namesakes in the flesh.  We can't wait for Harold to visit us from the Life Education Trust and we know that you will be looking forward to our School Production, Music Festival, as well as Dad's Day and many more exciting activities.  

Hopefully this blog will provide you with an insight into some of the exciting things we do in a school day, so feel free to check in on this page for regular updates.  

But, first things first..........Meet our wonderful Hihi Class!













Monday, December 10, 2018

Happy Holidays to you all!

2018 has been a wonderful year and as I begin to reflect, I can't believe how quickly it has gone!

Thank you for sharing your children with me and allowing me to be a part of their learning journey.

Enjoy a safe and relaxing holiday and see you all in the New Year!

Merry Christmas from the Karearea class!







 
















Friday, November 23, 2018

Yo Ho, Yo Ho.......a Pirate's life is for me!

Today we were learning the 'ar' sound in Phonics.  

We found the sound in our Poem and then we became pirates.  

Have a look at the fun we had!










Friday, November 2, 2018

Windmills!

In Science we have been learning to recognise that 'Pushes and Pulls' are classified as Forces.  
The weather played right into our hands (literally) by providing an extremely windy day - the perfect opportunity to investigate how wind works as a Force.

Have a look at our lovely fun with windmills!














Thursday, October 18, 2018

DROP, COVER, HOLD!


Today, Thursday 18th of October at 9.30am we participated in the New Zealand Shake Out.

The purpose of the Shake Out is to ensure that our children know what to do if there is an Earthquake.

We learned to DROP, COVER and HOLD!
We talked about finding the safest places to do this when we are outside, or if there are no tables to shelter under inside.  

We are going to ask our families to help us come up with a plan at home so that we know what to do, wherever we are!

Have a look at us - shaking-out!