A snow day at kindergarten

Elena sings Twinkle Twinkle Little Moon

The chainsaw boys

Following our woodwork with Steve and the felling of trees in the street the boys were inspired to do some tree felling of their own

Perceptual motor programme

Our first Herman the German

There was great excitement as Tanya and the children prepared Herman the German for baking. There are so many flavours to be had ... we decided to have apple in our cake. After a long wait for it to come out of the oven it was cut ready for everyone to take a piece home complete with the QR code instructions on how to make a Herman the German.

Transporting the worm wee

With summer fast approaching ... and gardens being planted our worm wee has been in high demand. Mason and Dylan transported the freshly bootled wee to the top of the hill in the trolley. It's always good to have great help!!

Process cooking

We often use this book to do process cooking whereby the children make individual mixtures from the recipes to make their own product ... in this case ... cheese puffs.

A very cool baking idea

Thanks to Mel for sharing this. It is such a cool idea THANK YOU

Starting our creative wood designs with Steve

We feel lucky to be able to work with Steve, our rustic wood creative designer once again. Having accessed some logs it was time to think of some designs. The children took to their clipboards and pens to present Steve with some ideas. Some creative designs for outdoor seats emerged. You will have to watch this space to see how they develop.

The children learn a little about sawing with Steve

Kate accompanies our birthday singing

Making playdough for the week ahead

And I'm twinging, twinging, twinging

"We're making icecream, chocolate icecream"

A little bit of sand and an icecream scoop is all that is needed to start an icecream factory according to Benji and Mason.

Still busy making traps

Making the most of using the iPads

Franklin turns 8