We loved seeing Charlie and Scarlett's news today. They have both been busy making. I love their imaginations! What a great robot Charlie and Scarlett what a scary dinosaur! Kai pai
Kia ora, haere mai and welcome to the Pukeko NEST blog. This blog has been created to enable you to connect with your child's learning as they begin their important journey at school. There is a literacy and maths page for you to better understand our programme, and continue the learning at home. We will post blogs regularly, so please check back often to see what your child has been learning. Nga mihi, Ann and Matt.
Friday, 4 November 2016
Wonderful creations
We loved seeing Charlie and Scarlett's news today. They have both been busy making. I love their imaginations! What a great robot Charlie and Scarlett what a scary dinosaur! Kai pai
Thursday, 3 November 2016
Run,Jump,Throw
What a fun afternoon we had using the skills we have been learning to compete in our running, jumping and throwing events. It was great to have such a fantastic turnout of parents.
Shot Put (using bean bags!!)
Relays
Monday, 31 October 2016
Welcome to Niall
Today we were happy to have Niall join us. It is lovely having you, Niall and we extend a warm welcome to you and your family.
Turtle
We have learnt to do the 'Turtle' when are are mad, sad or upset.
- We cross our arms infront of our chests.
- We pretend to crawl into our shell
Then we:
- Tell ourselves to stop!
- Take one long deep breath.
- Say the problem and how you feel.
- Say to yourself 'I can be calm'.
We made turtles on Friday to remind us of what we can do to help ourselves.
Saturday, 29 October 2016
Anger
This week we discussed what it feels like, and looks like when we are angry. We explored what makes us angry and ways that we can help ourselves to feel better again. We learnt that everyone gets angry at times and that this is okay. We talked about our behaviours when we are angry and what is acceptable and what is not.
You can read our stories here.
Saturday, 22 October 2016
Music
Pukeko Nest loved their music lessons and concentrated so hard. They enjoyed using maracas to shake to a rhythm and pop up puppets to listen to the pitch.
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