This morning Ella-Pearl's mum brought in one of their puppies, Ariana. She was so cute, cuddly, soft and adorable!
We just fell in love with her - Mrs Cutler especially like the cuddle with her.
Thank you Ella-Pearl for letting us see her.
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Thursday, 31 August 2017
Ariana the Puppy
Congratulations Heroes
At Celebration Assembly today these heroes were awarded Hero Certificates for all their hard work at school!
We are so proud of you!
We are so proud of you!
Labels:
Hero Awards,
Te Māuru-e-taki-nei,
Te Ope Ruaraki
Lexia Heroes
Today at Celebration Assembly Oliver, Nathaniel, Darin, Chase and Jacob got certificates for completing levels in their Lexia programme. They are working so hard on Lexia. Great work boys!
Labels:
Celebrating Success,
Reading,
Te Māuru-e-taki-nei
Mrs Murray's Hair
Today in Te Ope Ruaraki we wrote about Mrs Murray's hair. Our focus was WOW words. First we had a good think about some different words to describe Mrs Murray's hair, it was so fun. Some of us even touched it to see what it felt like.
Here are some of our brilliant stories.
Mrs Murray's hair is boofy and short it is also curly and twirly. I think it is hard to brush. It's so beautiful that I want curly hair. - Akeilah
Mrs Murray's hair is dry. It is curly, messy and bouncy. Mrs Murray's hair is brown. - Briana
Mrs Murray's hair is curly and twirly. Her hair is springy and swirly like a vine in the jungle. I like the way that it bounces up and down like a spring. - Tia
Mrs Murray has curly hair and it's like a bouncy vine. It looks like wobbly jelly on a plate and also her hair is brown. - Naomi
Wednesday, 30 August 2017
River Rapids Ride
Today we read a book Called River Rapids Ride. The water slide looked so cool so we decided to recreate the slide. It's no wonder Luke was scared, look at all those bends and twirls!
Wednesday, 23 August 2017
The Day the Firemen Came to School
Photos from Te Māuru-e-taki-nei's visit from the
NZ Fire Service - Click here.
Persuading Others with our Writing
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