Mahi from George's Marvellous Medicine

Here is a selection of mahi from George's Marvellous Medicine. Ka pai. Keep sharing your mahi with me via your drive, email or text.

Big pot bubbling on the stove  & a shopping list- Leni

Would large animals be good or bad? What are the good points and the bad points for this? - Jake

Bigger pieces of meats and other foods.	They might step on you.
Don’t need many animals.	They will have big poops.
Good to try new things.	Where would they sleep?
They could be friendly	How would we get the food
What if some animals couldn’t grow	What would they eat?

Mahi - Vienna-Lee

Mahi wiki rua

Kia ora koutou, kei te pēhea koutou? 

I hope you've all had a relaxing long weekend with your whānau. I have set tasks on Education Perfect for you to continue with.

The big focus for this week is to listen to George's Marvellous Medicine and share as many activities with me as you can. 

Look at last weeks activities and do some of those too.

I will be in touch with your whānau via text later today.

Have a fabulous day.

George's Marvellous Medicine

Kia ora, here is our shared book for the next 3 weeks. 

This slideshow covers the first four chapters. Do some of the activities and share them with me.

Term 4

 Kia ora koutou, kei te pēhea koutou?

What has everyone been doing in lockdown? I have been reading, walking, hanging out with my family and the fur babies. I have also been planting some vegetables. I'm interested to see what the purple capsicum looks and tastes like when it grows.

Well it's an interesting start to term 4 for us. I have put a slideshow together with some activities that you can work on.

If you have something else that you are interested in learning email me or share your work through your drive and we can work on it together.

Foam Dough at kura

During lockdown, the recipe for foam dough was on the blog. The students in the level 3 bubble at kura had fun experiencing it, so akomanga 17 tamariki had a turn making it and playing with it too.

We had lots of questions like: 

What happens if we add more cornflour? 

Can we mix colours together? 

What should we do if it's more crumbly? 

It's really sticky how can we make it more like dough?

We had a lot of fun and made quite a big mess!

Scavenger Hunt

We had a scavenger hunt on Putikitiki and Tōtara whenua. We worked together to find all the items on the list. It was fun being able to be on Te Ara o Ngahere (the nature trail) in the sun catching up with our friends after being in lockdown.

Week 7

Kia ora koutou, 

Here is this weeks slideshow with many activities on it. 

Thanks to Catherine for some ideas this week.

Have a fabulous day. Ka kite. Whaea Kat