K10 Start To Think About Anzac Day On Wednesday

It is lovely to see children starting to think about Anzac Day on Saturday. 


Sammie did a bit of researching when he was making a sign wishing everyone a happy ANZAC Day for decorating his fence. He looked up medals on the internet to copy a medal onto his sign and he discovered that 85,000,000 people died during the 2nd world war. As a family, they worked out that was nearly 20 times the current population of NZ!

Sammie and Grace Outside Their Front Gate
Gracie's Poppy Art



Monika's Poppy Art
Maisey's Homemade Anzac Biscuits




Sammie Making Tracks With His Family Plus Learning From Home In His Tent
 
Aira's Clock And Flower Craft Plus Her Puppets
 
Charlotte's Senses Writing And Spelling Word Search Activity
 
Maisey's Number Work And Extra For Experts
 
Plus Telling The Time With Her Handmade Clock
 
Monika's Number Work And Her Spelling
 
Gracie Telling Time Plus Her Number Work
  
Danilo's Number Work
 
 
Haniyah's Writing, Spelling, Number And Time Work
  








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