Maori Language Week- The haka competition

In the garden outside our classroom we all planted some Spring bulbs and plants.  The bulbs were daffodils and tulips.  We had to dig a hole about 10 centimetres deep before we covered the bulbs with soil.  We put some ice-block sticks with our names on to mark the place where they are planted.  The flowering plants were pansies and polyanthus.  We hope they will all grow and make a colourful show.  We know the plants will need:
1. Water
2.Sunlight
3. Soil and fertilizer

C.7. Making their new garden

Happy Healthy Harold

Harold

When we went for our last visit to the caravan, we all got the chance to meet Harold.  Bernie let us have our photo taken with him.  He was teasing us and making us laugh.  He pulled funny faces and he was being really silly.  Here is our description of Harold:  he had a jet black mane, a very long neck, two stubby horns, brown and yellow spotty skin, two soft oval ears, pink gums and no teeth, a big watermelon smile, bright sparkly eyes with long curly eyelashes.  Bernie told us that his tongue is so long, that he can clean his ears!!

Life Education Caravan- Visiting Harold & Tam on PhotoPeach