LC 5 goes Gangnam style!

Some of LC 5 have been a bit obsessed with a dance craze that has had over 800 million views on Youtube.  They can sing the chorus and they have the dance moves to proof it.  

Mrs Poulsen

Bode

Sebastian

Brooklyn

George

Some of LC 5 have been a bit obsessed with a dance craze that has had over 800 million views on Youtube.  They can sing the chorus and they have the dance moves to proof it.

So do you think LC 5 are video rock stars?

Cutie pies

Here is a sneak peak of our costumes for our upcoming production.

If you haven't already, head to the office to get your tickets. Remember the matinee in the afternoon is a great way for all your family to be entertained as they "travel" through the countries discovering what Christmas means to them.

Pet Day

Well done to all of LC 5 and thank you to Nicky Burns (Angus' Mum) and Vida Schurr (Isabel's Mum) for lending an extra hand during the day.  You can sneak a peak at the wonderful and clever creations that were made out of veggies.

To check out photos of our Pet Day click here.
This will take you to our KIWI team blog.  Don't forget to vote on what you enjoyed the most on Pet Day.  These suggestions will help us when we are planning Pet Day next year.

Don't they look great!

Calf 294

With Pet Day happening next Friday, LC 5 has been looking at animals that are found on the farm.  This week we have been learning about cows and what products are made from milk.  We have been looking at Peter Diem's a Dutch artist.

A big thank you to Bode's Dad, who bought in a calf that was only 2 weeks old.  He told us a lot of information about calves.  Come and read our descriptive stories about 294.

Dancing the night away

We were so excited about our very first disco that was run by our PTA. With the boys hair all spiked up and the girls wearing their favourite shoes we were ready to get dancing.

We spied Mrs Herring who was having a wee dance and Ms Crosby who was eying up the limbo stick.

It was a fantastic turn out from the KIWI and PUKEKO teams. A big huge thanks to the PTA.

Samantha and Poppy

Jacob sporting his new cast

Brooklyn loves his glow stick bangle

Doing the Limbo

Asher's flashing ring

We found Liam and Mrs Herring 

Logan and his spikey hair do

Wall flowers

Harrison loved his flashing ring 

Isabel and her sparkly dress

Hide and seek

Nikita, Brooklyn and Samantha read Hide and Seek this week.  Their first book at Level four!  They were so clever at chopping up big words and finding smaller words (see - seek). They read their story to the class. We couldn't wait to play this new game.

We invited out buddy class LC 4 to come and play.

Ready or not ...

Found you

Hmmmm it's too quiet.  I wonder where they could be?

Logan found someone under the hedge

I wonder where you will hide next time Jack?

Thanks for playing LC 4!

Our buddy class

LC 4 popped in to show us their pin ball box machines they made at technology. We loved using their stick to flick the ball and watching it as it through the maze of obstacles.
Our big buddies helped us keep score.  Brooklyn got 150 points!

Thanks for sharing LC 4.

Baa baa black spotty sheep...

LC 5 got another opportunity to help feed George's lamb and we asked LC 7 to come and help.  George told us, he has no name, so we were coming up with names that we thought best suited the lamb.  What do you think George should call his lamb?

George's Mum told us that this breed of lamb is called a Dorper and it comes from South Africa.

After the lamb guzzled down the milk we starting talking about what he felt like to touch.  Caleb came up with a FANTASTIC idea.  This gave us the idea of writing about what the lamb felt like.  Here are some of our stories.

The lamb is cute because he feels soft like me.
By Samantha

This lamb was a fast drinker

Hold on tight Isabel

WOW! Look how quickly he guzzled down the milk

Mmmmm Tessa's jersey must be tasty

Maaaaaaaaaa

The lamb is soft like a jersey.
By Joe

The lamb is soft like a towel
By Caleb

The lamb feels like a coat.
By Asher

The lamb is soft like a towel.
By Isabel