Team Piwakawaka
The following information is for Year 0, 1 & 2 students who are currently in the following classes;
Parekereke, Te Whenua & Te Ra
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Online Learning Platform |
Link to Student Login |
Parent Information |
Guidelines for students |
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Students will have set tasks to complete. Feel free to explore Live Mathletics, Rainforest Maths, MultiVerse and Mysterious Mansion. |
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X1 unit strand a week. STEPs improve your child’s spelling, vocabulary, sentence and word work. |
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Stories and activities correspond to the students reading level. Stories are available for students to complete at their own pace. |
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Free choice although some students will have set tasks. A reminder that studyladder can be accessed from 9am-3pm for a range of subject and topic choices. Outside of these times, students can only do 3 activities. |
Offline Learning (Hard Materials)
(Wave One)
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Hard Materials |
Guidelines for students |
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Maths worksheets |
3-4 pages a week |
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Handwriting Book |
1-2 pages a day. |
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Exercise Book |
Keep a diary or write a recount about what you are up to everyday. Feel free to write a story, a report, poem or a description. |
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Writing |
Online lessons will be focused on writing. It is beneficial for your child to join in on lessons. Your child will be emailed lesson times and lesson expectations. |
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Reading |
Try to read at least 15-30 minutes each day. This includes reading to another individual reading or being read to. |
Well being
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Fun mindfulness and yoga activities for active screen time. |
Storyline Online is available 24 hours a day for children, parents, caregivers and educators. Reading aloud to children has been shown to improve reading, writing and communication skills, logical thinking and concentration, and general academic aptitude, as well as inspire a lifelong love of reading. |
This will be up and running shortly but for now students can watch the recent livestreams -watching the family of otters splashing around in the water is so relaxing! Go wild with the Auckland Zoo Kids Club which has plenty of fun activities and information about your favourite animals. |
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ie: Play cards, build a play space. (From http://www.sparklers.org.nz) |
Ie. leave a chalk note for someone, gratitude ideas (From http://www.sparklers.org.nz) |
Stay Connected Phone, video chat or write a letter to a family member or friend. See how they are doing and share what you have been doing in your bubble. |
Slow down, use your senses and enjoy the moment. |
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Belly breathing – Sesame Street Video Need to relax? Learn how to use belly breathing to calm your body and your mind. |
Something for the whole family! Make your walks more interesting and do some math too! |
Believe in yourself and you can achieve what you put your mind to. You can keep on getting stronger! (From Sesame Street) |
Cosmic Kids Yoga
Storylineonline.net
Check out the 
Feel good activity chartFun Zone
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Discover Auckland Museum online with virtual tours, interactive quizzes and more. |
Learn all about the letters of the alphabet and sounds they make while teaching your monster to read. |
Stuck for ideas on what to write about? Pick a picture from this website and talk about it with your family. Write a sentence or story about it. |
Some activities – A candle made out of a nut? A soap-powered boat? A chicken in a cup? It’s all possible on Kitchen Science. |
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I Feel Better When I’m Dancing Have a break! Get your family together with some of your favourite songs and have a dance party. This is a great way to be active and have some fun at the same time. |
Fine motor activity threading leaves. Find Autumn leaves and happy threading! Make rolled paper beads Create a necklace or bracelet! |
Simple science experiments you can do at home with your kids are a fun way to introduce children of all ages to basic scientific concepts. Find easy science experiments now with easy to follow step by step instructions. |
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-Using recycled containers around the house, what creation can you make? |
This is a great channel that makes science fun! Kids can learn about gravity, the food chain, engineering, space and more, in a way that is easy for growing minds to digest |
Create a puppet at home using whatever materials you have available. Once it is made you can have hours of fun playing games, telling stories or even put on a show for your family. |
Origami Projects for kids. Some origami tutorials are photo tutorials, and some are diagrams. Print out the diagrams to have the instructions on-hand while you complete the project. Make cute cat finger puppets or little paper boats that float. Share your creations with us! Origami Frogs Video tutorial -something to try with mum or dad. |
Teach Your Monster to Read
Pobble365
ANZAC Biscuit recipe
Leaf Threading
Kidspot Science Activities
Making Table Creation
Glenbrook School 