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The Pre-Primary / Year Ones proudly showed off their bridges that they had contructed as part of their technology project. Everyone was impressed, even Mrs Nottle!
Welcome back everyone. Hope you are all rested and ready for our next year of learning. The children worked so well in their first week despite the P.P.s first day being very hot and their next day being wet, restricting their outside play. Year One homework will start week 2.
Welcome back after the holidays and I hope everyone is rested and ready for a busy last term. I enjoyed my time in Queensland and am looking forward to seeing the children again. The photo was taken at their assembly on the last day of Term 3. I have watched the video and think they all did a great job and so obviously enjoyed themselves.
It's Spring again! Our silkworm eggs have hatched again and are growing rapidly. The children are looking forward to being able to pick them up when they are big enough.
This week the PP/1 students became vulcanoligists.They discovered how to make a volcano with vinegar, bi-carb and red food colouring. The resulting eruptions caused much amazement and excitement.
Welcome back everyone. Hope everyone had a relaxing and energising holiday.
This term, the PP/Year1 class are welcoming Mr Todd Bevan into our classroom. He is completing his student teacher internship with us for this term and we hope he enjoys his time at O.G.P.S.
We will have our reading books back this week ready for homework again. Could P.P. parents please send back Portfolios asap including a comment for your child.
Looking forward to a rewarding term.
The Pre-Primaries and Year Ones looked great in their frog hats for their assembly.They sang The Tadpole Blues.
The PP/1 have been taking home the new class toy Marty. All the children will be able to have a turn to take him home in his backpack and record his adventure at their house.
The next day he will share his adventure with the class.
Welcome back to school everyone. Hope your Christmas holidays were wonderful and the children are ready for a new year of learning. Our first literacy learning theme is going to be "Fairy Tales" and we will base many of our activities around these. Another whole-school focus is going to be on establishing healthy eating habits. I am looking forward to helping your child achieve their full potential. We will have a parent meeting within the first few weeks.
Teacher: Dallas Turner. Teacher's Assistant:Vicki Burette.
Have you ever used tissues when you've run out of toilet paper? Think again before you do this. As part of our National Water Week activities the Pre-Primaries did an experiment to see which breaks down more readily in water, tissues or toilet paper. We thought it wouldn't make much difference and were surprised to see that the tissues took much longer to break apart, whereas the toilet paper dissolved quite quickly. This means that using toilet paper is much better for our drains and wastewater systems and helps our environment.
Welcome back everyone . We hope the holidays were restful and exciting and you are all ready for our last term of Pre-Primary. This term our theme is Under the Sea and Under the Ground. We are also welcoming Todd Bevan, a Curtin Uni prac student, into our class for three weeks. Our swimming classes will also take place this term and our final assembly item for the year will be on Friday 3rd November.
This week in the Pre-Primary we have hatched four chickens. The children were fascinated to see how helpless the baby chickens were, and how quickly they developed.
Our silkworm eggs have also hatched into tiny black caterpillars so the great mulberry leaf search is on.
Today to celebrate 'P' week we dressed up as princesses and pirates and had a popcorn picnic.
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The latest episode is:
Podkids Australia Episode 17 (August 2008)
Albert's latest adventure is:
My Outing with Owen
