Yummy, Yummy Honey

Caylee brought some honey to school.

Here is her story.

We got the honey from the honey combs.

We turned the handle around and around.

We opened the lid.

There was honey in it.

It was fun.

My mum said “You can take the honey 
to school tomorrow.”

I gave the honey to my teacher.

My  teacher  liked  it.

Caylee thought we could all share the honey

and have a taste.

Georgia wrote:

Yesterday Caylee brought her honey.

Today we got to taste it with tasting sticks.

It was really sweet.

Caylee is really nice, so is the teacher.

Tristan wrote:

Today we got to taste some of Caylee's honey.

It was very sweet.

It looked brown.

I like honey.

Subair wrote:

When we all tasted the honey it was yum

because all honey is yum!

Jack wrote: 

Today Caylee brought honey to school.

It was so delicious.

It tasted very sweet.

The honey was very gooey.

Khalid wrote:

Today we tasted honey.

The honey was sweet, very, very sweet.

Caylee's honey was a little bit delicious.

Crafty Kids Can Create Cool Cats

As part our Crafty Kids activities, we have been learning to fold and cut paper shapes to create different things.
We have made paper fantails.
We have made colourful birds.
We have made creative pumpkin faces.
We have even made paper cats.
Here are the 'Cool Cats' we made on Friday.

  

 

Training for our Whanau Sports Morning

Next week, it's our Whanau Sports Morning.
We have lots of different activities to do so we needed to practise the tricky ones.
We thought discus and frisbee throwing could be tricky.
We also had to learn about jumping in a sack for the sack races.
We practised jumping with Sonja from Project Energise.
Look at our great jumping in our movie - we are pretending we have sacks - 

Whanau Sports Practise from Ham East on Vimeo.

Monday Morning - Learning outside the classroom.

This morning it was so nice, we decided to start our day outside in the sunshine.
We had partner chat with a buddy.
We talk about our weekend and the things we did at home.
We have to ask questions for more information. 
Monday Morning from Ham East on Vimeo.