The zoo

What an amazing day we had at the zoo. Very excited children lined up already to begin their zoo adventures. Room 1 headed straight for the back of the bus with a lot of laughter and excitement already. Many houses and parents work were pointed out along the way by the children. Upon arrival we found our lovely parents who took their groups to begin their safari. Most children were very keen to visit the monkeys, lions and hippos. After all that walking it was suddenly lunch time and we all sat on the grass enjoying our yummy lunches. Once we had refueled it was Room 1's turn to begin our educational sessions. First we explored the gardens for pests and lizards. Next we visited the pet hospital to find out how they treat the zoo animals and last was a trip to find out about the Tigers (of course they were too bothered sleeping to bother with us). We then got to continue our adventure of the zoo and then met up for a play at the playground. Thank you to the amazing parents who came on our trip it wouldn't of been the same without you. Below are some pictures of your awesome kids.

 

Miss Jackson

What a fun filled, action packed day we had today. Children dressed in an array of costumes littered the classroom today. Everywhere you looked super heros could be seen, closely followed by fairies and princess. A huge thank you to our lovel Keryn Jackson for being such a lovely addition to our class. Below are some cute photos of your adorable children.

Ryan's trophy

Ryan being such an amazing number 11 rugby player got 'most improved'. Well done watch out the All Blacks.

Ivy's cupcakes

Thanks Ivy for your very yummy cupcakes so beautifully decorated and your gorgeous prices outfit.

New reporters

Room 1 and 2 are busy filming information about volcanoes and a fire drill. Here is a picture of a few very cute cherubs dressed for the occasion.

Daffodil day

Wow what an amazing sight of yellow,orange and green human daffodils there were at Western Heights today. Thank you for your kind donation of coins, because of this just over $600 was raised for the cancer society. 

Musical instruments

We were the lucky class to visit the dump again. This time around we got to use real tools and our creativity to make instruments from trash. We also learnt a lot of new information about the worm cycle and most importantly recycling. 

A huge thanks to Trudi, Ngaire, Jo, and Molly for your help and support to make our day even better.