Pirates visited Ti Kouka

Last night some pirates visited Ti Kouka.

They left treasure lying all around the studio. We decided to collect it, count it and record how much we found on a graph.

We had to work together in a group. That meant we had to take turns, share the gluesticks and listen to what our friends had to say.

Filling Buckets - Making New Friends

Last week we read a story called 'Have You Filled a bucket Today?'

It talks about how we can make ourselves and others happy by filling imaginary buckets.

In Ti Kouka we have been working hard to fill other people's buckets by playing with new people, taking turns and helping each other.

Here are some photos of us 'filling buckets' on Friday.

Maths - Statistics

This week we have been doing lots of sorting activities.

Today we had some cards with fruit and veges on them. We had to sort them in as many different ways as possible.

Some of the ways we came up with were - by colour, by shape, by number, by where we keep them, and by if we like them or not.

Huritini Fish

Huritini is the Maori word for Halswell River.

We found a cool quote "We all may be a different kind of fish but in this studio we swim together."

We used this to talk about how we are all unique and special.

We each turned ourselves into a fish to go into our Huritini River.