Room Kea
Welcome to Room 1 Kea's blog. We would love to share with you all the exciting learning we do at school.
About Me
- Room 1 Kea
- Edendale, Southland, New Zealand
- Hello! We are Room Kea from Edendale Primary School Southland. Currently we have 15 wonderful children in our class. We are the school where children take what they think is impossible and make it possible, where children see what wonderful potential they have and begin setting big goals for their lives. To achieve this at Edendale Primary School our children will be...... confident, connected, actively involved, lifelong learners.
Monday, 1 October 2012
Shake out day in Rom Kea!
We listened to the radio all morning waiting for the event to happen! We did so well! Room Kea no knows how to stay safe in the event of an earthquake.
What a great exercise for NZ to do!
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Harold comes to town!
This week Harold came to visit Room Kea.
We had two sessions with Harold learning about how to be a good friend.
Harold taught us an important song about being friends 'all together no matter what the weather.'
We learnt that it is ok to feels emotions such as sadness, happiness and anger.
He taught us how to use these feelings in the right way!
Go Harold!
We had two sessions with Harold learning about how to be a good friend.
Harold taught us an important song about being friends 'all together no matter what the weather.'
We learnt that it is ok to feels emotions such as sadness, happiness and anger.
He taught us how to use these feelings in the right way!
Go Harold!
Thursday, 20 September 2012
Numeracy ICT games
HEY TEAM,
Here are some of the websites we use in class. You might like to try them at home with your child. They are great educational ones that they can independently use. The second link has literacy games that are also very helpful.Enjoy!
http://www.ngfl-cymru.org.uk/vtc/story_of_1/eng/Introduction/default.htm
http://toytheater.com/math.php
http://www.ictgames.com/shape.htm
Monday, 17 September 2012
STAR OF THE WEEK THIS WEEK IS.....
Keegan is our star of the week this week!
Well done Keegs, you worked hard during art and crafts.Your daffodil is awesome!
How stylish!
Last week Cohen received his funky new glasses!
This is Cohens first pair of glasses and boy what a good job he is doing. He has been demonstrating our school value of self responsibility by looking after his glasses, putting them in a safe place at lunch and playtime and making sure he takes the case home every night.
Well done Cohen!
Your 'New York Yankee' glasses ROCK!
This is Cohens first pair of glasses and boy what a good job he is doing. He has been demonstrating our school value of self responsibility by looking after his glasses, putting them in a safe place at lunch and playtime and making sure he takes the case home every night.
Well done Cohen!
Your 'New York Yankee' glasses ROCK!
We love visitors especially when they are this cute!
Shaelin and her 12 week old pup! |
How did you know that I like puppies so much?
You are going to be a brilliant dog owner :)
What a magical day @ Edendale School
Character day!!!!
WOW! WHAT DO WE HAVE HERE?....
Room Kea looked awesome on our dress up day. There were many different characters to see.
We had princess, race car drivers, famous dogs, fairies, mermaids, tigers, lions, action men and dancing mice to name a few!
I hope you enjoyed the day as much as I did :)





WOW! WHAT DO WE HAVE HERE?....
Room Kea looked awesome on our dress up day. There were many different characters to see.
We had princess, race car drivers, famous dogs, fairies, mermaids, tigers, lions, action men and dancing mice to name a few!
I hope you enjoyed the day as much as I did :)
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themed days
Week 10 news..
Week
10!
Welcome to week ten.
My apologies for last week becoming a bit messy. I ended up in Dunedin hospital Monday night
through to Wednesday supporting my family as my Gran became very unwell
suddenly. Thank you to those who came in on Thursday to offer words of support.
Your children we so lovely, well done for raising such caring kids!
You may have read in the school newsletter that I will
not be teaching at Edendale School in 2013 L.
I am currently going through the process to become an Au pair (nanny) in
America. I will be very sad to leave such a great school and community behind
as have learnt a lot over the past few years; I am looking forward to new
challenges and experiences that New York has to bring.
This week-
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Alice Holland is in today.
·
Senior production 1:30 and 7pm Wednesday 19th.
Room Kea will be attending the 1:30 session. HOW EXCITING!
·
Tennis on Tuesday. Wear suitable shoes please. (
weather dependent)
·
We have two new children starting school visits
this week. Talk to your child about how they can be a good leader by showing our
visitors how we learn well in Room Kea.
Have a great week!
Abby de Groot
Tuesday, 21 August 2012
week 6 newsletter
Week 6
Welcome to week 6.
Not many notices this week….
·
Alice Holland will be in our Room on Friday
teaching.
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Remember there is a teacher only day next
Monday- this means there will be no school that day.
·
We have had a few issues in Room Kea with
children bringing unsuitable dangerous household items to school. Pleas make
sure your matches, knifes etc. are stored away somewhere safe and DON’T make it
into your child’s school bag.
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Library on Friday.
·
Please make sure your child is getting plenty of
sleep. This is very important for your child’s learning and development.
Have a great week,
Abby de Groot
Thursday, 9 August 2012
Ryans Volcano story
I went to the volcano in Auckland.
"It didn't wake up. I recorded it on my leap pad recorder. I saw it on t.v"
Jesse's water cycle story
The water cycle went round and round.
"This is about the water cycle going round and round, and the man went in the garbage bin."
Wednesday, 8 August 2012
How do we attract native birds to Edendale School...UPDATE
INQUIRY TERM 2
UPDATE...
Last term our enquiry topic was - How can we attract more native birds to Edendale School.
After a lots of research and by working through the technology process we decided that a bird table close to trees and away from children and the road would be the best idea to solve our problem.
Miss de Groot's Dad, Rob, built us a bird table and Gabby's Dad, Mr Shepherd put it in the ground.
I am pleased to say that it was a success!!! The children are great at remembering to put out fresh bird seed, fruit and sometimes fat (ewww) Steve our resident Rooster is quite the fan also!!!
We have so many birds visiting. From black birds and sparrows, to wax eyes, starlings and the odd cheeky seagull. Looking out my window now I can see 5 wax eyes.
We are looking forward to see what other birds come along.
Thank you to everyone who helped with that inquiry.
-Miss.d.G
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