This morning we gathered at school at 6.30am to look for Matariki stars.
It was a beautiful sunrise. We saw lots of beautiful stars, but we didn't see the Matariki cluster.
Avy and Eva-Rose
Breakfast at school (Eva-Rose)
Breakfast at school (Atawhai)
Last night Miss Simmonds learnt how to make fried bread with her friend Missy. We will have the bread with soup for lunch today.
We made Matariki kites. We glued lots of beautiful things onto our painted kites (feathers, beads, shells and LOTS of glitter).
Harry and Avy
Grace was practicing being the teacher.
For lunch we had the fried bread and delicious pumpkin soup. I'm glad to report the bread was a real hit!
Michael, Harry, Avy
Maia, Eva-Rose, Ethan, Sonny, Mason and Grace
Sonny and Mason
Michael
Freezharn
Atawhai
Michelle
Thanks for inviting us to go star gazing. It was lovely to see so many tamariki and their whanau. Great job on the fry bread Miss Simmonds, you'll have to give me a lesson one day.
ReplyDeleteHello Te Awa, it’s Angela from Te Ngahere. I really like your blog post about how you went to see the Matariki stars for our Matariki celebration. I like your post because you said what you did throughout the whole day. I also went to see the Matariki stars in the morning and I had lots of fun but I was also very tired because I had to wake up at 5:30 am in the morning.
ReplyDeleteGreat job Miss Simods, your fried bread looked delicious.
What was the best part about your day?
Hi Te Awa its me Mahana from Te Ngahere I liked your blog post about how you went down to the beach to look at the Matariki stars. I am sorry that you didn’t get to see the Matariki stars but at least you got to see other beautiful stars. I didn’t go but If I did I know I would off enjoyed it just like you did. I loved how you added pictures of what you did during the day. Also Awesome job Mrs Simmonds your fried bread looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteDid you enjoy your day?