Welcome to Room 24's blog for 2020. We are an energetic Year 2 class and our teachers are Mrs Sue Dijkstra and Mrs Kylie Smith. We are looking forward to working together and learning lots of exciting and new things this year! Please check our blog regularly to see what we have been up to. We would love to read your comments.
Hello R24 I really like you interesting objects Mrs Dijkstra. I am very grateful for those Essential workers helping us everyday and caring for us when we need it. Have a lovely day R24! Mrs Trembath
Hi Mrs Dijkstra, I am also very grateful for our Police and Medical heroes who have to leave their bubbles and help protect us too.
I can't wait to see how you will group your puzzle pieces, I am also looking forward to seeing any students counting too. I would love to share any learning on the Maths Blog as well, it will inspire students from other classes.
Have a wonderful day, Be kind, Be safe From Mrs Madden
Kai ora Room 24. Well done Mrs Dijkstra on your wonderfully detailed posts and video. I loved reading about and seeing all the wonderful work you have all been doing in your distance learning. Science is one of my favourite subjects and I was fascinated to see the interesting experiments that Carina, Elizabeth and Isabelle have done, as well as the research that Sasindu has done about space. Olive and Isabelle are so creative with their constructions. Well done to you all. Thanks for sharing.
Oh my word! I love your Olaf! Where did you get him from? I love him! It sounds like your learners have been sharing some amazing work with you! My sister is a midwife and my brother-in-law is a police sergeant. They are some of our essential workers too. Community heroes! From Mrs Burge
The Very Hungry Caterpillar - one of my favourites. My next job is to check on Room 24's work that has been shared. Always exciting to see what is there!
What a great reminder to think about all our community helpers! We are very lucky to have them continuing to do their jobs and keep us safe. From Miss White
Morning Mrs Dijkstra, we spotted 'The Hungry Caterpillar' book! We enjoyed seeing Mr Dijkstra's police hat. It must be very special to him! Have a great day.
All of our essential workers are doing an amazing job of supporting their communities. The assistants at my local supermarket continue to be helpful and friendly even though they are extremely busy. I am so grateful for their hard work.
Hello R24 I really like you interesting objects Mrs Dijkstra. I am very grateful for those Essential workers helping us everyday and caring for us when we need it. Have a lovely day R24! Mrs Trembath
ReplyDeleteHi Mrs Dijkstra, I am also very grateful for our Police and Medical heroes who have to leave their bubbles and help protect us too.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see how you will group your puzzle pieces, I am also looking forward to seeing any students counting too. I would love to share any learning on the Maths Blog as well, it will inspire students from other classes.
Have a wonderful day,
Be kind, Be safe
From Mrs Madden
Kai ora Room 24. Well done Mrs Dijkstra on your wonderfully detailed posts and video. I loved reading about and seeing all the wonderful work you have all been doing in your distance learning. Science is one of my favourite subjects and I was fascinated to see the interesting experiments that Carina, Elizabeth and Isabelle have done, as well as the research that Sasindu has done about space. Olive and Isabelle are so creative with their constructions. Well done to you all. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh my word! I love your Olaf! Where did you get him from? I love him! It sounds like your learners have been sharing some amazing work with you! My sister is a midwife and my brother-in-law is a police sergeant. They are some of our essential workers too. Community heroes!
ReplyDeleteFrom Mrs Burge
The Very Hungry Caterpillar - one of my favourites. My next job is to check on Room 24's work that has been shared. Always exciting to see what is there!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great reminder to think about all our community helpers! We are very lucky to have them continuing to do their jobs and keep us safe. From Miss White
ReplyDeleteMorning Mrs Dijkstra, we spotted 'The Hungry Caterpillar' book! We enjoyed seeing Mr Dijkstra's police hat. It must be very special to him! Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteAll of our essential workers are doing an amazing job of supporting their communities. The assistants at my local supermarket continue to be helpful and friendly even though they are extremely busy. I am so grateful for their hard work.
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