We loved our learning in the 'truck' with Sheree. We learned about what makes a good friend.
Class photo with Harold the giraffe.
We are a new entrant/year 1 class at Paparore School and our teacher is Mrs Dane.
Monday, May 30, 2022
Friday, May 6, 2022
Term 2 2022
Managing Ourselves
We sadly had to say goodbye to five students [Macey, Janie, Paeton, Lincoln and Ashton] who moved onwards and upwards into Te Pihi class.
Te Kakano welcomed eight new students. We are very happy to have Mikayla, Logan, Kylo, Kyle, Levi, Isaiah, Josiah and Malerkye join us.
We have been learning about how to manage ourselves so that we can learn, help others learn and make friends. We made our own class big book about this with Mrs Hammond.
We sit and eat our lunch.
We finish our learning and put our things away in the right place before break times.
We find things that are not in their right place and put them away.
We love reading and learn new things everyday. We are looking carefully at the words and tracking with our finger.
We play thoughtfully and creatively . . .
. . . and tidy up afterwards.
We focus on our learning.
We have marvellous mat manners!
We put our book bags in the book basket.
We mark ourselves present when we get to school.
We hang our bags up, zip them closed and make sure our shoes are neatly in pairs.
We line up quickly and quietly behind the line leaders.
Wednesday, May 4, 2022
ANZAC Biscuits
Why do people in New Zealand make ANZAC biscuits?
Baking ANZAC biscuits is a tradition in New Zealand and Australia. During the war women baked biscuits from ingredients that didn't 'spoil' easily and kept well on long ocean voyages. The biscuits were sent to the soldiers. We still make ANZAC biscuits to remember the very brave men and women who went to war.
In Te Kakano we made biscuits and wrote about this the next day.
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