Dress rehearsal

Here is our little frozen princess

Singing Let I go.

Broadgreen historic house visit

Had a great visit at the historic house today. Children loved the experience. Thank you to the parents who came

Glamerous glasses

We loved making our glasses and being cat woman or batman.

Building with k-nex

We had a couple of students come and help us construct using k-nex.

New child in room 1a

Visit to Broadgreen Historic House

In conjunction with our science unit of looking at past and present kitchens we are viewing the Broadgreen Historic House on Monday 8 September.  We are leaving 9.45 by bus.  The cost will be $2.00 including hot chips (please give to class teacher)

Daffidol Day

Phonics lesson

Every day we do phonics and guess what some of room 1a children spelt today? CROCODILE

Celebating 100days at school with room1

Mrs Strange invited us to their party celebrating 100 days at school.  We had party hats and party food and very full stomachs at the end.

Homemade butter

We are looking at comparing kitchens from the past and the present and looking at the different foods. We made homemade butter using a marble in a jar and putting cream in it and shaking it. We compared it to the supermarket butter and 95percent of the children liked the homemade butter best.

Meet Sheila and Sheila

We have two new chickens that have arrived at school. They are called Sheila snd Sheila. Stella and Levi have volunteered to be responsible for feeding them and hopefully collecting the eggs.

Term 3 Newsletter

Dear Parents/Caregivers,

Welcome back to Term 3, I hope you have had a fantastic break.

We have a great term planned.  For our science topic we will be looking at the physical and chemical changes in kitchens between   the past and the present.  We have a planned visit to Broadgreen Historic House in which we will be seeing a kitchen from the 1850s.  For art we will making Batiks using screen printing.  For Christian devotions we will be seeing God has our source.  We will be learning large ball skills for physical education and will be involved in a junior syndicate rotation  learning rugby, basketball, netball and soccer.

The reading programme will continue with your child taking a book home from Monday to Thursday to read to you.  Can you please sign their yellow reading book once you have heard them read.  They will also have a phonics letter or blend in their homework book which they will need to copy the words that are written.  Twice a week I will be sending home a maths sheet for them to complete.  Also in their homework book I will put in a sheet with the essential word lists which the children need to learn to recognize.  These sight words will help your children to improve in their reading and writing.

Also just a reminder that newsletters will now be going digital this term, so please keep an eye on our blog for them.

I am looking forward to a successful and enjoyable term.  If you have any concerns please do not hesitate to come and see me.

Sarah

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AWESOME CAMP

What a fantastic camp we are having. Everyone is having a ball. The juniors are all fed . They have had nachos followed by an icectream sandwhich. Had showers and hopefully we will hear snores from them soon.

BEAUTIFUL BUTTERFLIES

We painted our butterflies today which we made out of plaster of paris. We are very proud of them.