Waitangi Treaty Grounds
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Primary Schools
Congrats to everyone on finishing another exciting and adventurous week!
It has been so good to see a New Zealand in classroom. I think we all went in with the assumption it would not vary much from our own schooling experiences. However, each day proves to bring something new and unexpected we haven't seen before.
I know all of us are enjoying morning teas. I am beginning to wonder how we ever lived without it! Teaching swimming is also proving to be a new adventure for us. We are all very blessed to see the Maori culture incorporated into the classroom and schools on such an important level.
It has been so good to see a New Zealand in classroom. I think we all went in with the assumption it would not vary much from our own schooling experiences. However, each day proves to bring something new and unexpected we haven't seen before.
I know all of us are enjoying morning teas. I am beginning to wonder how we ever lived without it! Teaching swimming is also proving to be a new adventure for us. We are all very blessed to see the Maori culture incorporated into the classroom and schools on such an important level.
Monday, January 28, 2008
Field Trip
During our science class we took a "field trip" to Pak-n-Save, a grocery store close to the chapel where we have church. There we took a look and different fruits and vegetables in order to get a better understanding of how to teach science. Lots of fun! Great to get out of the classroom for a while.
Sky Tower
Many of us took the train down to Auckland to see the city and The Sky Tower. The Sky Tower is the tallest building in the Southern Hemisphere and is right in the middle of Auckland city. We all went to the tallest portion of the building. It was a great group activity, made complete by elevators with glass bottoms so we could see just how high up we were going.
Monday, January 21, 2008
Valerie & Bill
Sunday, January 13, 2008
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Last Day of Class
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