Friday, 27 September 2019

Preparing our Gardens for Spring Planting

The children have spent a lot of time weeding their garden plots. They used lawn clippings as a mulch and then placed cardboard over the top to keep the soil warm and moist ready for planting next term. 









Learning About Japan as part of our Rugby World Cup Unit










Thursday, 26 September 2019

Sunday, 15 September 2019

Baking with Danique


Dannielle and Delrio had a great opportunity to put their maths knowledge into action in a recent baking session with Danique. 
First they used their knowledge of fractions to halve the recipe, then they had fun measuring, mixing, cooking and eating a yummy muesli slice. 




Friday, 6 September 2019

A published illustrator!

Delrio is thrilled to have been chosen as the illustrator for the front cover of our homework books. Congratulations, Delrio!

Monday, 26 August 2019

Marbling on Ice



On Friday mornings Taieri Beach School children have been learning about properties of ice, and conducting some little experiments, where they have been predicting outcomes, observing & describing what they see. The last activity with ice was to paint onto trays of ice where the paint initially froze then as the ice thawed we saw some beautiful marbling.















Wednesday, 7 August 2019

Fun climbing trees

Can you spot our keen nature girl up in the tree?


Letterland Fun

Reina (5) and Wiggles the Monkey (4) are having fun watching the Letterland programme which will help them learn their letter sounds.


Friday, 21 June 2019

Community Clean Up Walk



Look at all the rubbish we collected on our walk. 

Back at school, we sorted out the rubbish into different categories plastic, wood, material, metal, glass and other. 





Look at our most interesting finds









Friday, 7 June 2019

Working together to achieve success




Maths - Learning about Mass



This week we have been comparing the weight of objects using ruler "see-saws" and measuring scales. We have been encouraging the children to use words such as heavier and lighter to compare the weight of objects.

At home you might like to make your own "see-saw"  and then use it to compare the weights of small objects.