Maybe you will come back in the weekend to do some rock hunting yourself!
Thursday, 9 March 2017
Tuis FINALLY hide their Rocks
Today the Tuis finally hid their rocks so that the other children in the school can find them and hide them somewhere else.
Maybe you will come back in the weekend to do some rock hunting yourself!
Maybe you will come back in the weekend to do some rock hunting yourself!
Tuesday, 28 February 2017
Team Kahikatea Rocks
On Friday the classes in Team Kahikatea painted rocks. We researched patterns and designs, then on a piece of paper we practised what we were going to do. We took one of our rocks home to share and we are going to take the other rocks to hide around our neighbourhood. If you find any, please take a photo and facebook it to #BanksAveSchoolRocks.
Take a look at our amazing creations.
Take a look at our amazing creations.
Tuesday, 21 February 2017
Welcome to 2017
Please feel free to come in and visit, send emails, check the blog and make comments.
We look forward to spending time with all of you! :)
Sunday, 30 October 2016
A Visit from a Special Friend
Last week the Tui's went to visit a very special visitor. Harold came to visit us in the Life Education Bus. We learnt lots about being a good friend and how to fill someone's bucket.
Monday, 12 September 2016
Tuesday, 16 August 2016
Our very special visitor!
This week the Tuis have had a very special visitor. Ms HEART, the school bunny, has been with us doing lots of learning and watching to make sure all of the children have been making good decisions about their learning.
Today we cleaned her cage out and made it look nice and clean and smell good.
Today we cleaned her cage out and made it look nice and clean and smell good.
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| Ms HEART enjoying her clean cage |
Sunday, 14 August 2016
Olympics
The Tuis have been learning a lot about the Olympics. Today we watched footage of Usain Bolt winning the 100m again! He ran it in 9.7 seconds.
The children wanted to see how far and how fast he needed to run so we went out onto the field to the 100m track. They ran down the track until the timer said 9.7 and Mrs Stowers blew the whistle for them to stop.
They decided that they made it half way.
Have a look how far they got (the end was at the last tree down the back fence) and their 'dab' of salute to Usain Bolt!
The children wanted to see how far and how fast he needed to run so we went out onto the field to the 100m track. They ran down the track until the timer said 9.7 and Mrs Stowers blew the whistle for them to stop.
They decided that they made it half way.
Have a look how far they got (the end was at the last tree down the back fence) and their 'dab' of salute to Usain Bolt!
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