THURSDAY 14 MAY

Mōrena e te whānau,

Final blogpost! Well done everyone, you have done such a fabulous job teaching your tamariki at home. 

 School will be open as of Monday if you can come!

 Thanks again everyone, you're all amazing!
Kia kaha, kia maia, kia manawanui everyone.

Nga mihi nui,
Whaea Joy and Whaea Andrea
Exercise
Reading
Please log onto Seesaw for reading and writing activities.

Please log into Epic. I have set books for each person to read.
Maths
Please log onto Seesaw for your daily maths work from now on! 

Maths games you can access anytime


Afternoon Activities
Check Seesaw for inquiry and topic activities.

If you want more!
  1. Crafty science fun with Motat
  2. Activities that don't need the internet
  3. Check out some Pasifika dual language books
  4. Learn to speak Māori with Hei Hei
  5. Kitchen Science
  6. Learn how to cook
  7. Learn how to draw

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