Our budding Year 1, 2 and 3 chefs were master bakers today! Hot cross buns were the order of the day and the finished product was delicious! We learned to follow a recipe, to measure quantities and then we attempted to write some simple instructions...
In Year 3 we have been using measuring equipment to explore what it used to measure and the units we measure with. First we used balance scales and weights to explore how much a piece of fruit or vegetable weighed. Next we used rulers, and tape measures to measure...
Friday saw an invasion of cuteness in the Karearea class……….as a plethora of soft toys invaded our already cute classroom! Students gave a double gold coin donation to support the Kiwis for Kiwi national conservation project, a charity selected by...
What a fantastic day we spent learning all about reptiles. We got up close with tuataras, turtles and alligators and discovered what they eat, what happens to the eggs produced and how long different species live.
Years 5 and 6 have been really busy writing metaphor poems, playing with words and exploring our locality with fresh eyes so that we can open a door on our environment for our partner school in Palmerston North to peek through.
Our recent trip to Ti Point Reptile Park was extremely exciting as well as interesting and informative! We saw turtles, lizards, alligators and a tuatara! Whilst not a reptile, Harrison the Capuchin Monkey was a very popular attraction. Have a look at some of the...
Hello! Welcome to Class Korora’s (Year 4’s) blog, and it’s first post. Let’s all ignore the fact that it’s 7 weeks into Term 1. Mercy for the new guy, and all that! I’m pleased to share with you some of the things that we’ve...
It is not everyday that a SUPER HERO visits school but today was our lucky day! Captain Cashtastic, from the ASB Getwise Financial programme, stopped by to help us understand MONEY! Captain Cashtastic talked to us about the difference between notes, coins, dollars and...
The task seemed straightforward – build a bridge that would support a plastic cup full of beans. The teams only had string, paper, straws, paperclips and sticky tape. There were some creative solutions and great teamwork on display.
Years 5 and 6 were using their senses to gather sights, sounds, smells and textures for poetry and art today. We spent a while on our balcony, drawing exploded pictures of our observations and then walked around our school environment to discover sensory detail.