Recipes for making jams, chutneys, hummus, pesto, soups etc. Longer lasting fresh produce such as lemons, onions, potatoes, kumara, pumpkins...
Please enjoy our learning journey this year. This blog documents the learning in Room 3 during 2017. There are descriptions of what this learning means for your child as well as photos, reflections and upcoming dates.
Sunday, 11 June 2017
Harvest Table Week 3
Saturday, 10 June 2017
PLAY
Room 3 are finally getting to enjoy more frequent and lengthier play sessions and we are LOVING it! We think we are not learning anything.... but our teacher is secretly allowing us to learn in our own way, with our own contexts, and with whom we choose. She knows we are learning LOTS.... and because we are so happy, we ARE learning so much! How lucky are we? Our teacher is a bit of a detective though....and she is listening to our conversations as we play. She's worried! Kids are such good teachers!
Have you checked out our PLAY page? Look at the tabs across the top of the page. Click on PLAY and there you will find some interesting information about our work (PLAY)! Challenge yourself.... learn one new fact about play-based learning a day.
Have a look to the right of the page..... there is a homework for parents section! Lots of informative and interesting reading in there. Don't be afraid.... your homework won't be graded! and it's not difficult or even boring. give it a go! you don't even need an excuse for not doing it.
This easy reading blog by Sarah Aiono is thought provoking. Have a read. It makes 'play' seem such a logical option for the development of children's creativity.
Your challenge:
Can you work out.....
* What are we saying?
* What are we learning?
* What are some of the problems we are solving?
* What are the rules?
Harakeke for Matariki
We are so grateful to have Jamie come in to teach us how to weave baskets so that we can eat our kai from the hangi off them. We have learnt so much and had fun at the same time.
It was quite tricky and we had to work together to make it easier.
Now we have to wait for them to dry a little more before weaving in and trimming the ends.
Ready to eat!
It was quite tricky and we had to work together to make it easier.
Now we have to wait for them to dry a little more before weaving in and trimming the ends.
Ready to eat!
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