In our Science class we’ve started looking at three very different Australian animals: the galah, the wombat and the platypus.
Soon we’ll learn more!
El mural de les emocions
Aquesta setmana la classe dels sols hem fet el nostre primer mural d’emocions! Hem practicat amb les emocions d’alegria i tristesa…
…i aquest ha estat el resultat:
NEW&LATEST ENGLISH SONGS
In our Science class we’ve started to learn some new songs, here they are:
–How are you today?
–What’s your favourite colour?
–What colour is the sun?
THE SNOWMAN
Today we’ve watched SNOWMAN in our Science class. Have a look at the pictures!
SINGING ENGLISH SONGS
This month In K3 we have been learning and singing some new songs:
–Hello, hello what’s your name?
–How’s the weather?
–The Greetings Song
Have a look at the pictures!
Good morning and how’s the weather?
Two weeks of learning, dancing and having fun! In our Science class we’ve been learning a “Good Morning chant” and a “How’s the Weather song”.
Moms & Dads: We are doing great. Look at the pictures!
We’d like to introduce: Mr. Boney, our new Science teacher!
We are having a brand-new life-size human skeleton in our Science class! His name’s Mr.Boney. He is going to teach us about the human body and its bones.
Welcome Mr Boney!
THE BROWN BEAR SONG
This morning both K3 groups have been singing the Brown Bear song. Here are the videoclips. Have a look at the outcome.
BROWN BEAR BROWN BEAR WHAT DO YOU SEE?
Dear parents!
Thanks a lot for participating. Have a look at all these lovely pictures.
THANK YOU.
POLAR BEAR ADOPTION
Daina-Isard has made a symbolic adoption of a Polar Bear through Polar Bears International Organisation. This will have a lasting effect on protecting and conserving polar bears and their arctic habitat.
Polar Bears International is the world’s leading polar bear conservation group – dedicated to saving polar bears by saving their sea ice habitat. Their focus is on research, education, and action. Thanks to the generosity of their supporters, they are steadily making progress towards their goal of saving polar bears and the sea ice on which they depend by reducing greenhouse gas emissions worldwide.
