Watch this video of Kelsea and her sister, Shani making their butter following Mrs McAllan's recipe. Their butter looks so good! The photo in the middle shows the poppy art with a cross Kelsea created for commemorating Anzac Day. Kelsea drew a monster after listening to the Boy Who Cried Bigfoot!
yesterday. Kelsea, you have been continuously busy doing lots of fun learning activities. I love seeing what you have been doing. Thanks for sharing and keep up the awesome work!
Hi Kelsea! You have seriously been very busy having fun and creating in your family bubble and thank you for sharing all you're doing. The poppy art for ANZAC day is beautiful! well done. Unfortunately I couldn't download your butter making video ..... but I can imagine that you and Shani would have had heaps of fun sharing the shaking and then you would have shared your butter with Kareem, Mum and Dad!
Man you have been working your arms hard to make that butter! It is nice to see Shani with you and having a butter race sounds fun but also a bit hard. It was great to see you on the zoom today and I love seeing everything you are creating, you do such awesome work! Ka pai Kelsea and Shani :-)
Hi Kelsea and Shani, it's lovely to see you having fun learning in your bubble. I think it was a good idea to dance while you were making butter. I love all the art you have been doing Kelsea. I'm pleased you enjoyed the story. Did you work out what the moral of the story was?
This year we are doing phonics in our homerooms. Kiwi class looks at two letters and their matching sounds every week. Weka and Pukeko classes work together on one letter of the week. Each week we have a letter of the week wall where we display all the things we can find that begin with our letter of the week. Last week our letter was H and we had some fun having Harlin Haines wearing a hat on our h wall. Too cute not to share! This week our letter is J so get your thinking caps on Weka and Pukeko classes, what words do you know that start with J?
Last week Te Ara Whakatau ran a competition to uncover the hidden talents of our students. Boy did we find them! The wonderful students in Te Ara Whakatau are incredibly talented. From baking to cooking to singing and dancing, comedians and musicians, we have it all! Check out the presentation below to see the awesome talents in Te Ara Whakatau!
Hi Kelsea! You have seriously been very busy having fun and creating in your family bubble and thank you for sharing all you're doing. The poppy art for ANZAC day is beautiful! well done. Unfortunately I couldn't download your butter making video ..... but I can imagine that you and Shani would have had heaps of fun sharing the shaking and then you would have shared your butter with Kareem, Mum and Dad!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Kelsea and Shani! The butter video has just come through! The shaking moves are awesome! You have made me smile! Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteMan you have been working your arms hard to make that butter! It is nice to see Shani with you and having a butter race sounds fun but also a bit hard. It was great to see you on the zoom today and I love seeing everything you are creating, you do such awesome work! Ka pai Kelsea and Shani :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Kelsea and Shani, it's lovely to see you having fun learning in your bubble. I think it was a good idea to dance while you were making butter. I love all the art you have been doing Kelsea. I'm pleased you enjoyed the story. Did you work out what the moral of the story was?
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of shaking! It looks like such fun :-). Will you use this on your toast? It is wonderful to see how busy and creative you are being !
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