Friday, March 30, 2012

Museum Visit

We had a great visit to the museum today!  We took part in the 'Early Settlers Schooling and Games' exhibition.


We got to dress up in olden day clothes, play games and see what it was like to go to school then.  We were taught some rhymes and a little dance.


We had lots of fun!Thank you very much to the parents who came along with us!


Look at us in our dress ups!

Look at how much fun we had!

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Havelock North Primary

Wow look at this photo of our school when it first opened!



150 Years Ago - What Was School Like?

To begin our new theme Miss Hill glued some photos on big pieces of paper.  In groups we brainstormed what we already know and wrote questions about the photos.



We then tried a new way brainstorm our ideas.  Miss Hill created a 'Google Document' and put a photo of an olden day classroom.  We worked together in groups on the computers.  A 'Google Document' meant we could all type on the same document at the same time!  It was very confusing to begin with but we got the hang of it!







Thursday, March 22, 2012

Kahurangi Dance Group Workshops

After watching the amazing performance by the Kahurangi Dance Group, we participated in workshops where we learnt traditional Maori games.


Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Kahurangi Dance Group Performance

We were very lucky to have the Kahurangi New Zealand Dance Group come and put a performance on at our school.

They told Maori Legends and performed traditional Maori songs, dances and games.

Monday, March 5, 2012

Broken Window

We came to school on Monday morning to find some naughty people had broken our window!  
We watched the man come and fix our window.  We found this very interesting!

 

The School Cat

Look who came to visit us on Friday!

We were busy with our Knowledge Ladder Testing and we had a visitor!
He likes to pop in and see us every now and then.  We are always very excited when Caro comes and visits us.

                                               
From Collages
Some of us decided to write about Caro and his visit: