Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Friday, May 19, 2017
Thursday, May 18, 2017
Friday, May 12, 2017
New Zealand Sign Language
Can you guess what we are learning in this video with Mrs Innes?
Junior Kapa Haka
Can you spot anyone from Moana Base singing Pusi Nofo?
Can you have a guess as to what this waiata is about?
Road Safety and New Zealand Sign Language Week
We turned our classroom into the streets of Hoon Hay! We had constable Annabel and scooter kids, Stephanie and Megan.
We talked about:
- Carefully walking/scootering on footpaths and to look out for 'sneaky' driveways.
- Where to walk in car parks.
- Where to cross the road safely.
- The importance of wearing a seat belt.
- Safety equipment to wear when riding our bikes and scooters on the road/foot path.
Have a conversation with your child about some of the important things they took away from our Road Safety lessons.
During Sign Language week we performed some role plays in pairs to practise asking each other in sign language if a buddy would like to play rugby, basketball, tennis or soccer. Can you figure out what we are signing below?
Cross Country
Moana Base did extremely well in the Cross Country last term. We are very proud of all of the children who ran and persisted to finish the race. Tō kaha hoki koutou.
Apples Galore
At the end of last term we had a speed race to see who could peel their apples the fastest, along with having the longest apple peel. It was a great learning experience for us all. Most of us had never peeled an apple before. Mrs Coates and Miss Woodgate had a race too. We measured each of their peels and added the measurements together. Come on into Moana Base and look at our apple measurement equations on our problem solving wall.
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
Cricket with Harry
On Friday night Harry D was caught at the Hagley Oval playing Cricket. He did a great job at batting and even got a few wickets. Ka pai hoki koe!
Tuesday, March 14, 2017
Problem Solving Warm Up
In Moana Base today we enjoyed learning a new addition game. We especially loved the challenge of trying to check our counting to see who won the math game by creating a number problem.
Have a go at playing First to 50 with your child.
Wednesday, March 8, 2017
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)














































