FUNKY FRIDAY

 

Thursday - Mahi Akomanga

Kia Ora Tamariki ma, 

Hope you are all well and healthy. Yesterday I went for a walk down to the awa - the reflection on the water created an elliptical shape like an eye. I also harvested my first Bok Choy! It was scrumptious. 

Today please focus on finishing activities that are already set for you, your reading, and mathletics activities.

Anzac Bridges - illuminated like an elliptical-shaped eye.

Waikato Awa - flowing fast with all the recent rain.

Bak Choy from my garden.

Akomanga

Kia Ora Tamariki Ma, 

So great to see you (even if it is only online). Here are some of the results of your learning.

Moments in Nature

 

 

 

 

Funky Friday

 

Create a card for your special people or visit our Rm18 Blog for the

Prime Ministers Christmas Card Competition

Akoranga Kainga Rāapa - Wednesday Home Learning

Kei te pehea te ahua o te rangi? Kei te whiti te ra.

Unfortunately, we won't be back at school this week so let's make the most of the beautiful weather, get creative and spend some quality time with our whanau learning.

There are lots of unplugged activities on our Blog page have an explore.

Remember you can send me a picture of your learning if you're not able to use a device atao@hameast.school.nz

Here's a new karakia for us to learn. Practice your pepeha every day just like we do in class and add our new line in.

No _________ ahau. I'm from _____.

PLAY MAKE CREATE: The Day the Crayons Quit.

https://www.birdoftheyear.org.nz/

Pūtaiao - Science

Ryan's Easy and Fun Science Experiments

Think like a scientist and choose one of Ryans Experiments to upload to Seesaw

Mathletics Masters

Congratulations!

Well done Mathletics Masters! A great goal to aim for this term especially while in Lockdown!

I've already seen lots of mahi being done and two tamariki have moved up groups. Ka Rawe!

Akoranga Kainga Rāhina - Monday Home Learning

Wow, I can’t believe we are back in Level 3 again! 

Back in our Bubbles for holidays. I have been busy with my assessments and Kahurangi has been upcycling palettes into garden beds! We are growing tomatoes, silverbeet, parsley, capsicum, courgettes, strawberries, beans, and peas, and lots of flowers to confuse the insects! I wonder how our traps are doing? 

 Fingers crossed I will see you on Wednesday but here is some learning until then. 

Take some time out to learn a new skill, do something that you love, or do something kind for someone. You could also practice our waiata "Follow the Sun", it always helps me to feel calm. 

PLAY MAKE CREATE is The Day the Crayons Quit.

Remember you can send me a picture of your learning if you're not able to use a device atao@hameast.school.nz