Sunflowers- Look, draw, look by Room 1

Room 1

Taking time out to look at 

and draw our sunflowers ...

Look what we found ...

SEEDS!

Our pumpkin

Sunflowers - Room 14

Look how tall the sunflowers are. We went for a walk to see the Kitchen Garden and we couldn't believe how big the sunflowers have grown!  They almost reach the top of the hall. 

They are beautiful.

Celery and Marigolds are what we have planted outside our classroom.  We need to remember to water them each day so they grow bigger.  Hopefully we will have big healthy plants ready for our HES Harvest Festival.

Tane Mahuta Day by Room 5

We celebrated Tane Mahuta Day.

We had a good look at all the beautiful trees at Hamilton East School.

 

We looked at the leaves.

We looked at the trunk and touched the bark.

 

We threw the leaves in the air.

 

The Redwood tree is massive.

We think it is awesome.

Katie says the Redwood tree is taller than her Dad.

 We sketched the Redwood tree too.

We even wrote about our favourite trees at Hamilton East School.

I  like  the  Kauri  tree.  It  is  big.

By  Kate

I  like  the  hugging  the  tree  and  I  like  touching  the  tree.

By  Johnathan

I  like  touching  the  big  big  big tree.

By  Vahoi

I  like  the  Totara  tree  and  I  hugged  it.

By  Div

The  leaves  are  flying  in  the  sky.  They  landed  on  Shelley's  face.

By  Ashaar

This  is  a  tree  blowing  in  the  wind.

By  Jhyrome

What is your favourite tree?

Harvest Festival by Room 4

The harvest festival was yummy because we got to try heaps of food.

It was fun because we were with lots of other classes.

 

There were silverbeet rolls and roti. 

We ate sunflower seeds. They tasted like peanut butter. 

There was a chilli tomato sauce with flat bread. It was spicy.

 

There were beans as well.

There was lettuce and tomatoes. We ate the tomatoes with our hands.

We even got to taste potatoes.

 Room 4 shared zucchini cake, herb scones and banana muffins. 

Banana Muffins for the Harvest Festival by Room 4

Tomorrow we are having a Harvest Festival at school. Today we made banana muffins so we can share them with the other classes at our school.

Anna had frozen bananas. They were cold like an iceblock. The skins on the bananas were black not yellow.

 

We put in yoghurt, 1 egg, sugar, flour, and oil. Then we mixed it all up.

We poured the mixture into the muffin tin.

After they were cooked we had a taste test. The muffins tasted yum.

Tomorrow we will share banana muffins, zucchini cake and herb scones with the rest of our  school.

Silver Award

We were presented with our Silver Award at Positive Assembly.

Some special people came to give it to us - Andrea Soanes from Waikato Regional Council, Lois Livingston who is a councillor for Waikato Regional Council, Gareth from Hamilton City Council and Robyn from Enviro Schools.

Our Silver Award is now on the wall outside the office. 

It looks fabulous and everyone will know we are a Silver Award Enviro School.

The Koha Table by Room 4

Every Wednesday Room 12 organises a Koha Table at morning tea time.

People bring things they have been growing in their gardens at school or at home to share or swap with other people.

We had 3 tomatoes that we had grown but Room 4 really needs a zucchini so we can make a zucchini cake.

We swapped our tomatoes for a zucchini.

Georgia brought some grapes from her house and so we could also have a taste of them. Some people thought they tasted sour and other people thought they tasted delicious.

Here is the zucchini Room 4 is going to use in the zucchini cake we will make.

Thanks Room 12 for organising the Koha Table.

We love sharing.

By Room 4