Maths - Statistics

 WALT: I am learning to carry out a simple investigation by sorting and couting data collected.

If school didn't exist how would your students learn?

 Look at Tekura-Atua! She is amazing! She said, "I would be at home helping my papa and my mama".

I would be making 'ei' with my mama.

I would be watering our garden with papa.

I would be learning how to do things at home.

Well done, Tekura and thank you for sharing your home learning with us!

Tekura is learning to develop basic skills such as resilience, persistent, and perseverance by doing all those little work from home. Good on you!

Home Education - Lockdown Life

 I have been incredibly privileged to work with amazing parents like this parent. Malo 'aupito for your support and all parents of Room 1. 

Tamina and mum are working together to complete this task. It is not easy to do things outside your comfort zone so therefore great 'pakipaki' to all parents for being there for your children.

First Time Home Learner

 Damian started school at the beginning of this year with curiosity and enthusiasm not knowing that he is going to experience lockdowns and a home learning with mum.

However, Damian is still very happy to learn. He is adjusting really well and a big thank you to his mother for being supportive at home.

I know that there are a lot of mothers out there who are doing the same thing. Keep up the great work!

Wait time is crucial - children needs the chance to think about a response to the question being asked. Thank you to this lovely mother who is demonstrating the 'wait time' really well. 

 

Home-Learning (Respect Environment)

 Respecting our environment - home!

Tekura-Atua is washing the dishes. She wants a clean environment at home. Tekura's mother is very proud. 

Thank you, Tekura. Good job!

Home - Learning (Respect Self & Others & Learning)

 We learned at school about respecting self, others and learning. Today I am showing that at home during this lockdown. 

Well done, Bella!

My learning - my mother helped me to complete my work. I like working with mum.

I comforted my little sister when she cried. I love my little sister.

I helped my sister while mum is getting her milk bottle ready. 

Worms for our Worm House

Looking for worms in the garden.

Ata Marie Tamariki Ma

 We learned this phrase last week during Te Reo Maori Language Week. Ata Marie to you all ... 

Nike & Major

 Next we put soil on top of the seed. (cut up sentences)

Planting Seeds - Our story!

LI - We are learning to write a sentence about Room 1's planting seeds.

Scavenger Hunt Stories

 LI - We are learning to write a sentence about our scavenger hunt. 

Scavenger Hunt - Plants and trees

LI - We are learning to look, name, and talk about things that are growing either on the ground or in trees. 

Maths - Counting and making sets

 

LI - We are learning to count and identify numbers to 10,  and make a set for each number.

SC: Learn to identify and describe shapes attributes in their own language.

Using games such as spotting shapes around school is one way of learning to identify and describing shapes.

SC: Learning to use first letter sound to read unfamiliar words in my book.

SC: Learn to say and point at words as I read using my book.

Pat a cake, pat a cake by Kalo & Bahiyyih

Learning to cut my sandwich in halves and share it with my friend.

Celebrating Samoan Language Week ....

Room 1 singing 'Le 'Aute' with the help of Mrs Naidoo and her magic keyboard.

Mrs Patea, Mrs Raj and Mrs Ripata with their beautiful puletasi.