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Hamilton East School Enviro: Life cycles of Monarch Butterflies by Room 6
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Hamilton East School Enviro. We are an Enviro School. This is where we show the great learning we do in, for and about our environment. Friday, May 15, 2015. Life cycles of Monarch Butterflies by Room 6. Monarch Butterfly Life Cycles on PhotoPeach by Room 6. We have seen caterpillars and chrysalis in very funny places around our school. Have you seen any in an unusual place lately? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Blogs from our school. Room 10 @ HES. Harvest Festival Room 12. Finding feijoas by Room 4.
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Hamilton East School Enviro: November 2012
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Hamilton East School Enviro. We are an Enviro School. This is where we show the great learning we do in, for and about our environment. Monday, November 12, 2012. Our Garden - Akomanga Rima. All of our class went down to the gardens with Sarah. We looked at what was in our garden. There was some potatoes that another group of children had grown. What should we grow in our garden? Sarah suggested that we grow some basil and lettuces. Sarah then told us it takes about 7 to 14 days. We check on the plum tre...
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Hamilton East School Enviro: June 2013
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Hamilton East School Enviro. We are an Enviro School. This is where we show the great learning we do in, for and about our environment. Monday, June 17, 2013. 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. Room 10 @ HES.
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Hamilton East School Enviro: April 2013
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Hamilton East School Enviro. We are an Enviro School. This is where we show the great learning we do in, for and about our environment. Tuesday, April 2, 2013. 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. Room 10 @ HES.
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Hamilton East School Enviro: April 2015
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Hamilton East School Enviro. We are an Enviro School. This is where we show the great learning we do in, for and about our environment. Sunday, April 26, 2015. Pumpkin chips by Room 2. Preparing and cooking our Pumpkin Chips for the Hamilton East Harvest Festival at the end of Term one. They tasted so delicious! And we were proud to have contributed to the huge table of food. Thursday, April 2, 2015. Pizza - Room 6. We visited the garden today for the Hamilton East School Harvest Festival. Room 10 @ HES.
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Hamilton East School Enviro: February 2015
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Hamilton East School Enviro. We are an Enviro School. This is where we show the great learning we do in, for and about our environment. Friday, February 27, 2015. Baking in the kitchen. Today Room 6 baked scones with our some students from our buddy class. Next week we will bake with the rest of our buddy class. We went to the kitchen garden and picked some basil and tomatoes. Then we came back to class and baked our scones. If you would like to make scones this is the recipe we used from the. Simple tem...
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Hamilton East School Enviro: Pumpkin chips by Room 2
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Hamilton East School Enviro. We are an Enviro School. This is where we show the great learning we do in, for and about our environment. Sunday, April 26, 2015. Pumpkin chips by Room 2. Preparing and cooking our Pumpkin Chips for the Hamilton East Harvest Festival at the end of Term one. They tasted so delicious! And we were proud to have contributed to the huge table of food. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Blogs from our school. Room 10 @ HES. Pumpkin chips by Room 2. Pizza - Room 6.
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Hamilton East School Enviro: October 2012
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Hamilton East School Enviro. We are an Enviro School. This is where we show the great learning we do in, for and about our environment. Wednesday, October 31, 2012. Te Taonga- Our Gate. We learnt about our gateway. James told us all about what the parts of the gateway mean. He remembered all about it from last year. We took photos, we got to zoom in with our eyes and sketch a small part of the gateway. Room Twelves Kitchen Garden. When we go to the kitchen garden we sketch our surroundings. This Term, Ro...
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Hamilton East School Enviro: Pizza - Room 6
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Hamilton East School Enviro. We are an Enviro School. This is where we show the great learning we do in, for and about our environment. Thursday, April 2, 2015. Pizza - Room 6. We visited the garden today for the Hamilton East School Harvest Festival. We collected basil, a capsicum and tomatoes from the garden. We washed the produce and then we put them on our pizza. We also put some cheese on. We made the mozzarella cheese yesterday. It is going to be delicious. What do you like to eat on pizza?
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Hamilton East School Enviro: June 2015
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Hamilton East School Enviro. We are an Enviro School. This is where we show the great learning we do in, for and about our environment. Tuesday, June 9, 2015. Room 15 made a fantastic movie about Tane Mahuta. Our class (Room 15) learnt about the giant Kauri tree called Tane Mahuta. It is very old but we don't know exactly how old it is. Tane Mahuta is somewhere between 1,250 and 2,500 years old! It lives up north in the Waipoua forest. Here is a video showing what we found out. Room 6 visits Putikitiki.
