Kaingaroa School Production Clips

Some clips from the Kaingaroa School Production

Kaitiaki of Papatuanuku

Kaitiaki of Papatuanuku

We found lots of balls down the piggy track. We put them back in the ball basket. Ashton

We like being kind to papatuanuku. We like putting the balls back. Breeze

We took a picture of the balls we found. Rangitamoe

We walked around the school looking for balls. We found lots. We put the balls back in the ball basket. Brody

We planted some plants with the big kids. It was fun planting. Attalia

We are growing more trees. Gracie

 We are putting more trees in so the trees can have a home and can live. Ariya

We planted trees by the piggy track. There were lots of trees. I planted two flax. We planted three hundred trees. It was fun when we planted the trees. Brody

We liked putting plants into the ground.  Papatuanuku gets more plants and trees. We can be kind to the environment. Breeze

We put the plants into some holes. Attalia.

I liked planting the plants because they are special to me. The best bit was breaking the soil for the plants. Liam

Te Ra Kura

Kia Ora Whanau

To celebrate Maori language week, Nga Ringa Awhina have created their own version of Te Ra Kura.

Neddle work with Mrs M.

Being focused and concentration was needed today to complete our needle work with Mrs M.

Get Firewise

Nga Ringa Awhina Gets Firewise

Key learning from session one:

1. Adults always need to watch cooking.
2. Children should never play near fires or cooking.

Key learning from session two:

1. Lighters and matches are tools to be used by adults.
2. Lighters and matches are dangerous tools because they start fires.
3. Never play with matches or lighters because you could get burnt or start a fire.
4. If you find matches or lighters take them to an adult so they can put them in a safe place.

Key learning from session three:

When you hear a smoke alarm

• stop what you are doing
• get out of the room FAST
• shut the door if you can
• shout FIRE, FIRE, FIRE
• go to the safe meeting place

Cross Country at Peria

Making T-Shirt Bags

When I was starting my bag I had to wait a long time. Liam

When I was making a t-shirt bag I used one of Gracie's old dresses. Cerys

When we were making t-shirt bags we were cutting the edges of the t-shirt off. Attalia

I made a t-shirt bag and it was fun. Ashton

We loved making t-shirt bags with Pukeko. It was fun. Breeze

We made t-shirt bags with Pukeko. It was fun because we did the work. We cut off the sleeves and the neck. Then we sewed the bottom with a sewing machine. Brody