#26 @ Sommerville Special School
Wednesday 8 November 2017
Tuesday 28 February 2017
sunflowers
The garden grew
these sunflowers, they were very big.
These are
our drawings of the sunflowers. Chris.
We drew them
with crayon and put on black dye. Freesia
We put the flowers on green wall and Shelley put in the staples. Edwin.
The flowers
are yellow. Hope.
Thursday 9 February 2017
2017 first pickings
We got the sweet corn from the
garden. We had put the sweetcorn plants and
sunflowers in the garden before the Xmas holidays.
In the holidays the sunflowers had enormous flowers now they have little flowers.
Wednesday 9 November 2016
Wednesday 12 October 2016
Little garden 1
On Tuesday, 11 October we planted the first of our seeds. We have been given. They are being collected from New World Little garden by our friends and families. #LittleGardenNZ .
We put the dirt in the water and it got big and fat because it soaked up the water.
We put some dirt in the pot, then we put in the seed paper then more dirt.
Tonja planted eggplant seeds.
Kendyl planted capsicum seeds.
Alicia planted rocket seeds.
Edwin planted radish seeds.
max planted parsley seeds.
Zakara planted spring onion seeds.
Freesia planted cres.
Shelley and Michelle worked in the garden and planted an Atlantic Pumpkin. If we are lucky by the autumn it will have grown enormous.
Tuesday 28 June 2016
Come see us at Te Oro.
This is Te Oro. We are going to be here on Thursday and
Friday.
This is the art room. It is up the
stairs. We are going to be creating art that you can help with in
here with Gabriel.
These are the stairs walk up to find the art room and us working with Gabriel between 10 and 11 Thursday and Friday.
This is the sloping hallway we walk
down to the art room. There are interesting things happening in the other
rooms.
Wednesday 22 June 2016
Matariki 2016
Matariki
Matariki is in the middle of winter. To the Maori it is the beginning of a new year. Serena
Matariki is about family and we are part of the Sommerville family. We shared our feast with our friends and some important teachers. Tonja
I chopped lots of vegetables because we had a big feast. Freesia
At our Matariki lunch we ate potatoes, broccoli, pumpkin, chicken, silver beet. We had cooked apple, rhubarb and hokey pokey ice cream for dessert. Everybody ate lots of food. Edwin
Matariki is about music so I sang the song to the visitors. Kendyl
I said the karakai and remembered the people not with us and blessed the food. This was my last Matariki as a student at Sommerville. I’d like to be invited back next year as a visitor. Max
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