Kindly visit

When Monday arrived we were very excited that it was our day to go and visit kindly. But Auckland weather stopped us with constant heavy downfalls of rain. We then had to wait 3 whole sleeps before we could go visit all our kindy friends. It was certainly worth the wait with most of us wanting to stay and continue playing in the huge sandpit and tyre swings. A huge thank you to Ngaire (Ryan's Nana) for coming with us and then helping us with our spring art in the afternoon. Thank you to kindy too for inviting us, and letting us play on your awesome equipment. 

Come on boys let's move this sand.

Just about got all the water.

Look at us the balancing trio.

Yip we are just hanging around.

So how much Lego do you think is here?

So Caden this is where I used to hang out.

Just going fishing with the boys.

Hey this is just like being at school, they have mat time too.

Thanks kindy we look forward to Skyping with you.

 

Daffodil day

Wow what a lovely bright bunch of boys to teach today. All wearing colours of spring flowers. Thank you for your kind donation of coins going towards cancer research. 

Jacob

Twins

Twins in the classroom as Mrs Pram needed to look twice at Vince and Mikael this morning. both looking very dashing with their new haircuts.

Oli's ukulele

PWhat a lovely surprise when Oli brought in his ukelele to play to us. He was very informative about his musical instrument telling us some very interesting facts. Thank you Oli for. Sharing your talent with us.

So proud of his playing.

Motat

,.The day started off a bit sketchy with a few downfalls of rain. However the juniors are never put off by a bit of rain and excitement prevailed over all. We were all very excited about travelling on a double decker bus and a tram both on the same day. At Motat we learned about the changes in technology from the past to the present, and how life used to be many years ago. Getting dressed up in what school children used to wear to school was very cute and I think the hats should be compulsory

For the boys (so cute). Trying out quills, slates, typewriters, old telephones and washing clothes was enjoyed by all. Of course a visit to the mirror maze, challenge arcade and park is always a must to see at Motat. A huge thank you to the lovely parents and grand parents for making our trips possible and enjoyable by coming along.

 

 Always time to eat.

Inside the education centre where we experienced daily life in the past.

Melissa shows us how soap was used to clean clothes.

What a gorgeous group of boys (loving the caps).

Followed by another group of gorgeous boys.

"Hey Mum look at me I'm doing the washing".

"Hmm I wonder what this does".

"Bath time anyone?

"Now that's what I call a comfortable chair".

"Rub a dub dub".

"Do you like my car picture"?

"Hello hello....

"So who's driving"?

"So what time does the train go"?

On the tram.

Thank you!!!