Check out the clever Te Pihinga learners

More Autumn leaves writing!

Te Pihinga did a wonderful job of sharing their writing on our google hangout today. Everyone used so many adjectives and some people even managed to put similies into their writing.  Oliver learnt what the word deciduous means!! Portia enjoyed jumping into the leaves and Jhyral described the leaves like crunching up a piece of paper. Kaylee told us that the leaves rubbings work best when you press lighter.

Here are some pictures of the awesome work!

Te Pihinga are working so hard at home to improve their writing!

Ollie has used some great adjectives can you spot them? 

Te Pihinga is so Creative!!

Te Pihinga children have some of the best vegetable gardens around!

Lest We Forget

Te Pihinga children and their families are so Creative

Te Pihinga Working Hard From Home!

Oliver has made a volcano and written down steps to describe how he made his creation

So Much Wonderful Writing Practise

More Amazing Work!

Te Pihinga -you are all doing a wonderful job at keeping up your maths, reading and writing skills while at home!

Snapshot of the online learning happening in Te Pihinga Week 1!

Sean's writing about his hut!
Check out Lachlan's description of his hut! Mischa has done a great job at shadow drawings. Remington, Archie, and Emily have also created some pretty neat huts. Archie decided to read his book to his pet rabbit.




Well Done Te Pihinga!! Everyone has worked so hard this week and we have loved seeing and hearing all the work you are completing. Keep it up!

Check out our huts & our writing to describe our huts!

Piper's Hut!!









Ollie's fantastic writing describing his hut!







Austins warm hut!

Check Out Blakes Writing!

Blake has been working super hard on his writing at home, Blake you are an author!!
If you look closely you may even spot that Blake is working on being an illustrator...
Ka pai Blake.