Welcome to our class blog for 2018. This blog is a place where the students and Mrs Innes will share the teaching and learning that takes place in Tuatara Rock throughout the year.
Our blog will be updated regularly with things that are happening in our space, including photos of our work and adventures that we have been up to.
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Tuesday, February 27, 2018
Friday, February 23, 2018
Thursday, November 30, 2017
Swimming Lessons and Swim Safe
What a busy two weeks going to swimming lessons.
Messages we learnt...
Hand up when you're in trouble.
Always have an adult watch you.
If in doubt, stay out of the water.
Never swim when you are tired or cold.
Listen to the Lifeguard, swim between the flags.
Always use correct and safe equipment.
Making Play-dough for the School Fair
Team Harakeke made playdough to sell at the school fair. Each class did a great job. Tuatara Rock made green of course!
Friday, November 10, 2017
Assembly
Thank you to all the whanau that made it along to our Assembly today. For those of you that missed it here is a movie of our dance.
Wednesday, November 1, 2017
Pass the Ball Winners
Yay, Hoon Hay school took part in the Pass the Ball competition earlier this year. We threw it a total of more than 460kms. WOW! This morning we brainstormed questions that we would ask if we got to meet an All Black. Today we had Keiran Read, the All Black's captain, come to visit our school. Austin asked him one of our questions "Do you get a new uniform for every game?" Yes he does! He has 107 test jerseys at his house. We all high-fived him and had our photo taken on the field.
Friday, September 15, 2017
The Elves and the Shoemaker
Wow what a great play. Our actors read with such clear voices and expression. They moved around and showed through their body language when they were surprised and excited. They had learnt their lines and didn't always need to read from the book. What a great job, the audience was so impressed!
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