Animal toast

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Yesterday at kura we made animal toast! The tamariki all chose to do the same one ... A bear!
They WASHED THEIR HANDS (of course) and cut up bananas and grapes. We used Nutella for the upoko... YUM!

They were delicious - whakawaiwai!

Here are some pikitia :) have a go at making your own animals!

How to embed a video on your blog

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Watch this and hopefully it will make more sense :)

Remember you can pause this video so you can do it slowly along with me.
Let me know if you have any more problems.

Exercise video

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Here is a video Yazmin and I did yesterday at kura for you! I hope you enjoy it.

How to put a video on your blog!

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THANK YOU WHAEA KELSEY

Watch the video to see an easy way to embed a video onto your blog!
Kia kaha, much easier then my previous blog post ..

Putting a video on your blog

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This is a post to show you (hopefully) how to put up a video without it taking so long!

First save the video to your drive (on the left hand side, upload new file, chose where you have saved it I usually put it on my desktop then upload it from there). Put it in the right subject folder.

Then up the top when you are writing your blog post there should be "Link" in blue

Click on it 

A box pops up 

On another tab open up your video (on your drive) and copy and paste the URL in the box (next to "web address" box) click "Okay" and the link should come up under your writing --- see my link below ...

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1faaY_EQuKyTJYCnoBiUDc8_XzR_2I3mZ


Then people will click on the link and be taken to your video. They may have to then ask for access which will come up on your email and you can allow them.


Hopefully that works! Please email me if you still have some trouble.
Kia pai to rā 

ANZAC Day Sharing

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What a beautiful start to the day remembering our past and present people that fought in the wars. At 6am we gathered in our bubbles at the end of our driveways as we listened to Radio New Zealand broadcast a live stream of the Last post, the Ode, National Anthems and a short kōrero from Ron Marks. It was really nice and a warm morning too. After that we had pancakes cooked on the BBQ and at 9.30am there was an ANZAC karakia for our class and anyone else that wanted to join in with a sharing of some special ANZAC blog posts and a few waiata. Here is a short movie of our google hangout.

Pancakes on the BBQ for breakfast.

How cute are these?

While walking last week I came across these sheep with their tails still on. They look super cute especially when they run away.

Karakia and Waiata Day #1

Wow so good to see so many people joining our morning karakia today. Just a wee screenshot part way through the hangout....I know that there were more people. Well done, see you tomorrow morning. Ngā mihi Mikaylah for running our karakia and waiaita.

Spot the Easter egg.

Spot the Easter Egg ... All around New Zealand tamariki are colouring in easter egg pictures and putting them up around in their windows.

Because we have a fence up to block our windows Ariā and Mana have done our easter eggs on the fence.

Luckily it's chalk and will wash off....    SPOT THE HEKI  Heki = egg

Lockdown Art

Ngā mihi nui ki a koe e Arabella. He tino pai tō kōutou  mahi toi.

Lockdown art Arabella's whānau

Day #14

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Here is another workout to try ... even get your whole whanau involved!

21 of
squats
burpees
pushups (on knees if you need to)

15 of
squats
burpees
pushups

9 of
squats
burpees
pushups

DONE! :)

Make sure you keep count, be honest, keep time and see who can finish it the fastest while keeping safe (knees out when you are squatting).



If the squirrels can do it you can do it!
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