Pie Making Day

We are in the food section of the WOW show as "Four and Twenty Blackbirds Baked in a Pie". We wanted to learn more about pies before we jumped out of one so we had a pie making day on Monday 24th June. We had some mums and a dad to help us. We enjoyed selecting the pies we wanted to make (4 varieties), creating and then eating them.

WOW

We have had a busy 2 weeks doing the final preparations for our WOW costumes. 
Thanks to the parents who have helped us with the arty wings and feet.
Wait until you see us at the show.

Here we are celebrating Book Week as our favourite characters.

Last week we had fun at the Maungaraki Kindergarten. 

Look at what we did.

We enjoyed doing these activities.

The Easter break was a good time for us all to rest and recover. 

When we came back to school on Wednesday it was Discovery.

                           Have you heard about Discovery?
This starts with the Kowhai Syndicate meeting in the staffroom after lunch. Together for 15 minutes we explore and develop a value or Key Competency and think how it affects us. We have recently focussed on managing self and now we are looking at relating to others.
Then we choose an activity that the teachers organise and we split up into groups. At the end we discuss the value/concept again in relation to the activity session we have participated in and go back to our class.
In our classrooms we have a Discovery Caterpillar. Special Discovery stickers are given out when the teacher notices that we are consistently showing a good example of managing ourselves or working well with others and making good choices. 
                      Come and check out our caterpillars. 

Welcome to the second week of swimming in Room 11. 
We wrote a poem about swimming which we took home last week.

Many thanks to the Mums who help us with dressing as it is harder when we are wet.

  

Look... 

We are having fun floating and are very proud of our progress.

We started swimming today. Wow! We all got wet and had heaps of fun. Thanks to the parents who helped us get dressed.