Take a look at our awesome bee experience over the last two weeks. We were so lucky today that Miss Lisa brought in a real honeycomb for us to see and taste! mmm, how delicious!
Showing posts with label Annabelle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Annabelle. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 25, 2020
Tuesday, August 18, 2020
We are authors challenge - ideas so far
Kia Ora all.
I am so SO excited to see so many of you online and ready to go. Especially in todays meetings.
I wanted to share with you our very first submission for our classbook: What we did in lockdown. If you haven't seen our challenge then check out my previous blog post.
This is by the lovely Annabelle's drawing about her day in lockdown. I can't wait to add it to our book!
A beautiful illustration and writing from you Annabelle.
I also wanted to share this lovely piece of work by Aquarius sent in by her mummy about who is in her bubble. Great idea Aqua!
Aquarius is always showing us in her class her wonderful illustrations so it's lovely to see her creating even more at home.
Robert has worked so hard on his writing for our book!
Kia Kaha akomanga,
I will see you all soon!
Saturday, August 1, 2020
Tuesday, July 21, 2020
Term Topic: Money
Kia Ora everyone, and welcome back to PCS after a lovely 2 week break. This term we will be looking at the topic of 'money' and developing the children's financial literacy.
If you'd like to be more involved with your child in this then have a look at the ideas below!
- Show your child different coins and currency that you might have with you. What do the different colours mean?
- Let your child hand money to a cashier and talk about the change you get back.
-Look at food receipts with your child and figure out how much everything cost.
-Practice using 'niceties' when shopping such as saying, please, thank you and excuse me to retail staff.
On Monday we set up Room 16 as a supermarket and labelled all of our items depending on how much value the children felt they had. We had some interesting ideas! My favourite was certainly that our classroom television cost only 6 dollars.
We dressed up as shop keepers and customers then shopped around for items in the classroom. We had to make sure we had to right amount of money, and that we were responsible and looked after it carefully!
Check out our pictures below :)
If you'd like to be more involved with your child in this then have a look at the ideas below!
- Show your child different coins and currency that you might have with you. What do the different colours mean?
- Let your child hand money to a cashier and talk about the change you get back.
-Look at food receipts with your child and figure out how much everything cost.
-Practice using 'niceties' when shopping such as saying, please, thank you and excuse me to retail staff.
On Monday we set up Room 16 as a supermarket and labelled all of our items depending on how much value the children felt they had. We had some interesting ideas! My favourite was certainly that our classroom television cost only 6 dollars.
We dressed up as shop keepers and customers then shopped around for items in the classroom. We had to make sure we had to right amount of money, and that we were responsible and looked after it carefully!
Check out our pictures below :)
Sunday, July 5, 2020
Matariki and the end of Term 2
Have a look at the pictures of the room 16 children sharing some time with room 12 and creating beautiful Matariki stars together. Thanks for helping us room 12!
Saturday, June 27, 2020
LCS Discovery - Maui and the Ika
Many of you will have seen the brilliant matau that the children came home with this weekend. You might remember that a couple of weeks ago we were investigating Maui and the ika- the story of how Maui stuck aboard his brother's waka and caught the giant ika using a matau created from jawbone. It has taken us a while because we wanted to try our best, but our matau are finally complete and you can see the picture of us all holding them below. We are very proud of ourselves!
Well done Room 16!
Well done Room 16!
Saturday, May 30, 2020
Reward time: Respect (Manakitanga)
At PCS we look at the 4 key PB4L features. As we settle back into school we have been focusing on the feature of being respectful. The children identified this as actions such as taking turns, listening to each other, not shouting out, and being careful around their friends.
The reward we decided upon was to have a class picnic! We knew we had to be super careful of germs, especially right now, so we had separate cups and plates. We remembered to wash our hands and our teachers and teaching aides helped give us food using gloves.
We were also lucky enough to share our jump jam time with RM15 and their teacher Mrs Andrews. Jump jam is important in getting our bodies moving. Even if we find it tricky we always try our best! Have a look at our pictures of us dancing and enjoying our well earned picnic!
Enjoy the long weekend everyone.
Love Miss Rayner
The reward we decided upon was to have a class picnic! We knew we had to be super careful of germs, especially right now, so we had separate cups and plates. We remembered to wash our hands and our teachers and teaching aides helped give us food using gloves.
We were also lucky enough to share our jump jam time with RM15 and their teacher Mrs Andrews. Jump jam is important in getting our bodies moving. Even if we find it tricky we always try our best! Have a look at our pictures of us dancing and enjoying our well earned picnic!
Enjoy the long weekend everyone.
Love Miss Rayner
Sunday, May 24, 2020
Maths Madness
Kia Ora everyone,
we have had a great first week back and have had lots of time to discover our new classroom and all of the exciting bits inside of it! This week we have been exploring our maths' drawers which have lots of activities in, designed to further both our maths' knowledge and some of our key competencies such as managing self, and communicating with others.
Have a look below at our super pictures!
Have a great weekend, and I will see you all on Monday.
Love Miss Rayner
we have had a great first week back and have had lots of time to discover our new classroom and all of the exciting bits inside of it! This week we have been exploring our maths' drawers which have lots of activities in, designed to further both our maths' knowledge and some of our key competencies such as managing self, and communicating with others.
Have a look below at our super pictures!
Have a great weekend, and I will see you all on Monday.
Love Miss Rayner
Wednesday, May 6, 2020
Week 4 Day 3 - Update for Wednesday's work
I hope everyone has had an awesome day! How great that the sun has come out to play and the weather is a little less cloudy than it has been :) Have a look at the wonderful work from today.
Annabelle
Annabelle has been doing lots of hard work in her online learning on the Ipad, but today she has tried really hard and had a really good go at tracing letters onto paper. Mum wrote her letters out first for Annabelle to trace over- good idea mum! Awesome job Annabelle!
Aquarius
Aquarius has been doing some amazing work today, I really love her Lion picture, and all of her 'L' things. Good job Aquarius!
Annabelle
Annabelle has been doing lots of hard work in her online learning on the Ipad, but today she has tried really hard and had a really good go at tracing letters onto paper. Mum wrote her letters out first for Annabelle to trace over- good idea mum! Awesome job Annabelle!
Aquarius
Aquarius has been doing some amazing work today, I really love her Lion picture, and all of her 'L' things. Good job Aquarius!
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Friday, April 24, 2020
Week 2 Day 5: Make your own uniform day
How funny to see everyone in their 'own uniforms' this morning on the chat. We saw Rara and Miss Nickie dressed as Spiderman and Luke dressed as an awesome superhero. We also saw some funky and colorful outfits from Mary, Jayni and Jayna, and Lennox. I loved that Robert's top had a cool lizard on it today too and that Annabelle did an awesome job wearing her PCS school uniform!
Have a look below at Miss Rayner's 'make your own uniform' that she was wearing this morning and if you can, send in a picture of the uniforms you made this morning and we can put them on the blog. My uniform had a dressing gown, a pajama top, a pajama bottom, and a pair of fluffy slippers. It's keeping me very warm whilst we work from home! What will yours look like?
Have a great Friday everyone. :)
Love from Miss Rayner and Mrs Bond
Have a look below at Miss Rayner's 'make your own uniform' that she was wearing this morning and if you can, send in a picture of the uniforms you made this morning and we can put them on the blog. My uniform had a dressing gown, a pajama top, a pajama bottom, and a pair of fluffy slippers. It's keeping me very warm whilst we work from home! What will yours look like?
Have a great Friday everyone. :)
Love from Miss Rayner and Mrs Bond
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Annabelle,
Jayna,
Jayni,
lennox,
Luke,
Mary,
Miss Nickie,
Miss Rayner,
Rara,
Robert
Wednesday, April 15, 2020
Online Distance Learning Day 1
That's the first day of Online Distance Learning over! The junior team could not be more thrilled with some of the positive responses we have seen, and how hard parents and children are trying even at this tricky time.
I wanted to share with you the work that has been sent to me today which just looks super.
I've also heard that Waris has been making cards for her best friend and looking at the letter S, and Luke, Rara, Annabelle and Madden have all made a start on the Online Distance Learning Journey.
Below are some pictures from Mary, Heidi and Isaac showing their super learning.
I can't wait until our class is back together again properly, but in the mean time I am so proud of all of you for being so brave and wonderful.
Stay safe everyone, and keep smiling!
Love Miss Rayner
Tuesday, April 14, 2020
What has Annabelle been up to?
How exciting to hear that Annabelle had an amazing Easter and followed clues to find treats around her house with her mummy.
You're both doing amazing, and showing what superstars the parents and children of Room 16 are - keep going guys!
Remember everyone, online learning officially starts tomorrow (15/04/20) and I can't wait to hear what you're all up to at home, safe in your bubbles.
Thanks for sharing Annabelle, please email Mrs Rayner or Mrs Bond what you have been up to and we would love to share on our blog :)
Love Miss Rayner and Mrs Bond
You're both doing amazing, and showing what superstars the parents and children of Room 16 are - keep going guys!
Remember everyone, online learning officially starts tomorrow (15/04/20) and I can't wait to hear what you're all up to at home, safe in your bubbles.
Thanks for sharing Annabelle, please email Mrs Rayner or Mrs Bond what you have been up to and we would love to share on our blog :)
Love Miss Rayner and Mrs Bond
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