12 February 2012

Exploring our environment.

 Room 15's learning journey has begun for 2012. 
 Take a look around our School with us.  We love to explore some of the beautiful native fauna surrounding our classroom.  We spotted a birds nest high in the tree.  Can you see it too?
 What shall we plant next in our garden?

 We have lots of baby Totara saplings growing near our classroom.  Can you find out how big they grow?  Find the answer by following this link:

http://tpo.tepapa.govt.nz/ViewTopicExhibitDetail.asp?TextSize=Small&Language=English&ExhibitID=0x000a6e0c

 Exercising in the playground down on Putikitiki field.


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4 comments:

  1. Anonymous13 March, 2012

    We like your yellow Marigold flowers because it is our favourite colour. We have Marigold flowers in our garden. They help us keep the bugs away. What did you do with all the flowers?
    from Mohamed, Maraanea, Michelle, Suleman, Munroe Room 16

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  2. Principal Pippa29 March, 2012

    I love these photos of you exploring our fantastic grounds. What lucky children to have so many interesting places to explore.

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  3. Anonymous13 June, 2012

    wow I wish I saw the geese. from levi

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  4. Anonymous15 August, 2012

    Wow they're good pictures for the calendar

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