Daffodil Day Assembly

On Friday it was Daffodil Day. Room 10 had a Fancy Hat Day. Room 10 left the hall to get Daffodil day hats. They did a fashion walk down the middle of the hall. Mr Watson showed us the hat that his wife would of liked. Then Mr Dobbie called out the winners. They were Ryan, Luke and Holly.

Discovery Time on PhotoPeach

Daffodil Day.

On Friday it will be daffodil day. People have to bring one or two dollars with a picture they have drawn of a daffodil to enter the draw to win bunches of daffodils. We are having a coin trail as well to raise money for people with cancer.

Jared's Puppy

On Monday morning Jared brought his new puppy to school. He is called Cutie. He has curly hair and a curly tail. He sleeps in a cage in the garage. Cutie eats just about everything.

Poems

Every day after lunch we have a poem monitor. They have to pick some poems. Then they have to read the poems with the class. We use a paint brush for a pointer. Charlie is the first monitor.

The Builders

This morning the builders shifted the PE shed for the two new classes. Everything was taken out of the shed. Some other men arrrived to help lift it.

Mathletics Awards

On Friday Mr Baldwin gave out bronze awards to some of the class. The people that got a bronze award are going to be aiming for a silver award.

Old Fashioned Mousetraps

This morning at Discovery Time Freya, Charlie and Cameron made mousetraps with Marie. Mr Baldwin and Mrs Stewart thought they were yummy. So did the rest of Room 4. We had them for morning tea.




Old Fashioned Mousetraps
10 slices of sandwich bread
1 1/2 cups of grated cheese
2 eggs beaten
1tsp of worcester sauce
1 tsp grainy mustard
salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
2 rashers bacon chopped into little pieces

Mix all the ingredients together and spread over the bread.
Bake at 200 C for 10-15 minutes until the top is golden and puffed up.
This recipe is from a Jo Segar recipe book.

Kapa Haka

During the week a lady came to the hall to teach some of the people from Room Four and and other classes Kapa Haka. Her name was Gaynor Rikihana. Heaps of people enjoyed it. She taught us some special Maori songs. She is coming every week.

Two New CLassrooms

This Morning the builders came to build two new classrooms. First they have to move the P.E. shed. They were making a lots of noise cutting concrete.