Moana students made patterns and number representations out of natural materials today.
They also did some weeding and vegetable-hunting in the school garden!
Welcome to our blog. We are students in the Junior Class at Lake Brunner School. Whaea Pip is our teacher. We are named Moana after the lake and the town we are in. Our school is on the West Coast of the South Island in New Zealand.
Moana students made patterns and number representations out of natural materials today.
They also did some weeding and vegetable-hunting in the school garden!
We read some stories about cows and their MOOs today. Moo is one word, but it can be said in different ways to show different feelings.
We each made a cow picture - each cow is doing something different. Imagine how their moos will sound?
This term our overall theme is animals. We have been learning about the colours of different animals and why they have the colours they have. We then used our blending skills using pastels and then we dyed them.
At the end of last term we read a lot of different stories about Matariki. Here are our responses to the story about Little Kiwi.
We have been learning all about Matariki and so we made some Manu Tukutuku (Matariki Kites).
Te Kinga students helped us to make them. We used flax/harakeke, bamboo, toi toi and wool.
It was great to have Te Kinga students helping the younger students. Tuakana Teina learning at its finest.