We have been talking to the children about being safe at school. This has been discussed in assemblies and in class and has involved discussions around many aspects of school life. One of the important points to note is that the children are not to climb trees and fences in the playground, this is because the majority of our trees and fences have concrete underneath them and are therefore not safe. We have also discussed throwing objects in the playground and if we see something that we think is unsafe, we are to leave it where it is and tell a duty teacher straight away. There is always a teacher on duty as well as Peer Mediators who can also help us out when we need them.
Another aspect of safety will be in the form of a visit from Ronald McDonald this week, he is coming to stress the message of Road Safety. We look forward to telling you all about his visit.
We are a Year 2 Class in sunny Richmond at the top of the South Island. Our teachers are Mrs Bryant and Mrs McTague. We hope you enjoy sharing our blog and seeing what we have been up to. We love to hear from you so your comments are always welcome.
Monday 30 May 2016
Saturday 28 May 2016
Cross Country 2016
Well done to everyone in Pukeko Class, you all did your very best at the Cross Country on Friday. The teachers and Mums and Dads all felt very proud of you. Sorry I didn't get photos of you all, but if Mums and Dads have some I am very happy to add them to our blog, so tell them to email them to me. Mrs M
Wednesday 11 May 2016
Making Gingerbread Men
Today in class we decorated our
Gingerbread Men.
We were extremely lucky to have Thomas's Grandmother come and help us make them as well as prepare everything for the icing. She was SUPER organised which made it so easy for us - a very very BIG THANKYOU to Elizabeth from the whole of Pukeko Class (and from Mrs McTague and Ms Lamont who were both very excited to have such an amazing helper!)
This week is NZ Sign Language week so Jakob and Mrs Larkin have been teaching us how to sign 'Run, run as fast as you can, you can't catch me, I'm the Gingerbread Man!'
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