For ANZAC Day, our Room 1 students created beautiful poppy flower drawings to honour the brave soldiers – a thoughtful way to remember and learn!
A fun day by the Tamaki river!
Room 1 had a great time exploring the outdoors on our Tamaki River walk. They enjoyed observing nature, taking in the beautiful surroundings, and playing together on the playground. Here are some beautiful pictures from our walk, capturing the fun and excitement of the day!
Foods that we like
We have been talking about foods that we like to eat. Most of the children in room one like to eat burgers.
Fun at Kelly Sports
We had fun learning how to throw the ball over the net. We also had a competition to see who could jump the fastest with the ball between their legs. Our favourite part was jumping with the ball.
Stepping out Road safety with Constable Richard
We have been learning about safe walking and how to cross at the pedestrian crossing with Constable Richard. We also learnt the Stop, Look and Listen poem. Our favourite part was crossing the road with Constable Richard.
Crafting the Tamaki river
We have been learning about the Tamaki river. We worked together to craft the Tamaki river. First we used the pencil to draw the river. After that we painted the river. Our favourite part was painting the river together.
Handwriting practice
Today we were practicing writing letter d. We wrote lots of lower case letter d’s and then a few upper case letter D’s. We think that we did a good job, but need to practice forming both uppercase D and lower case letter d’s.
Exploring the Tamaki river
Room 1 took a walk along the Tamaki River, which was a mixture of adventure and fun. Back in class, students reflected on their journey by drawing what they noticed along the way.
Inquiry
In Room 1, we have been learning about the significance of Tamaki River. As a part of our inquiry, we created a map to represent the river and it’s surrounding environment.
Maths – Pāngarau
Can you count up to 5 using our number caterpillars?