All About Whales:
Here are a few examples from our Green Week tasks -
A few great ways of reducing packaging in lunchboxes are:
1. Using small containers to hold small items.
2. Using lunch boxes with separate containers.
3. Buying products with less packaging.
This week the class visited the pattern project and were able to add to one of the patterns.
We were very privileged to have a visit from one of our local heroes, Andrew, who is a firefighter and parent of one of our Puriri students.
Congratulations to Samara and Niko who received our Caught Being Good certificates at this week's team assembly.
Wow - a super week of learning Room 21! Great to see your wrapper-free lunchboxes - this will make a difference for the environment, ka pai! Congratulations Niko & Samara, thank you for being super role models.
ReplyDeleteHere's a whale fact that Mrs Cramer told me last week: a blue whale's tongue is as heavy as an elephant!
Kia pai tō rā. (Have a good day.)
Hi my name is Masei. I like your whale drawing because of the save the whale drawing. Masei Room 21
ReplyDeleteHi My name is Moin! I love your fish and your whales. Moin Room 21
ReplyDeleteHello Room 21 I liked your whale drawings. I have a fact about whales. Did you know that Whales are divided into two main groups? Melina Room 21
ReplyDeleteHi Room 21, the painting your class did looked really cool Room 21 Samara
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