We are learning to: choose the best words for our writing

 

I can hear whispers in my ears. I can hear the wind. I hear the owl at night.

Written by Losaline

Duffy Award for Luke 👏

This morning, Luke received a Duffy Award at the School Assembly because he does his home reading every day, and this has helped him with reading difficult words.

Ano te pai Luke!

A Principal's Award for Patience 👏

Patience enjoys talking to her classmates during oral language. Today, she received a Principal's Award at the School Assembly for sharing her ideas with her buddy.

Ano te pai Patience!

A Principal's Award for Lorenzo 👏

Lorenzo received a Principal's Award at today's first School Assembly for Term 3. He has beautiful handwriting and he was acknowledged for his use of even sized lettering. 

Ano te pai Lorenzo!

Legs And Feet by Jonathan

My legs can kick a rugby ball so far away. I can twist my body and legs. I can crouch by bending. I can use my legs to stand in a puddle. I can splash in a puddle. I can stretch my legs and they are called left leg and right leg. I use my feet and legs to stomp on the floor. 

My Hair by Lillyan

My hair keeps my head warm. My hair protects my head from getting sunburnt. 

My hair is brown and long. I wash my hair with shampoo and conditioner.

Some people have no hair.

Hands by Luke

I have hands to paint and I can do handstands. I can use my hands to count my numbers and I can build with my hands.

Matariki by Luke

Matariki tells us to get the garden ready for the plants because the garden needs new vegetables. 

Matariki by Hineiturama

Matariki is  important because it tells us that it is time to grow plants.