Letters of Thanks

Your friend

Sunnyhills School

Pakuranga 2010

25 October

Dear Mrs Steel

Thank-you for being a great Deputy Principal by helping Mrs Driver and for helping everyone with countless things like emailing the morning messages to us every day. If you weren’t around, I don’t know what the school would do without you.

Your friend

Olivia Thomas

Sunnyhills School

Pakuranga 2010

26 October

Dear Vicki

Thank you sooooo much for always being there for us. We are so grateful to you and wish that you would never ever, ever leave. The reasons I am thanking you are because you mark our spelling, choose the best workers for poems, sign our diaries  and you read a book to us each week in the library.

Kind regards

Macy  

Sunnyhills School

Pakuranga 2010

25th October 2017

Dear Mr Leslie

I would like to give a kind thanks to you for all your hard work in our school, as you have contributed hugely to making our school a safer environment. I really appreciate your effort to make our school a safer, cleaner and most of all a better place to be. I understand that being a Property Manager is a tough job but it’s also very important and therefore, you are just as important as the rest of the teachers. Imagine our school without you! Nobody to blow the leaves away, bark all over the courts, oh how messy it would be! This school wouldn’t be half as clean as it is now without you! You mean the world to us Mr Leslie… you really do.

Sincerely

Ben

 

Sunnyhills School                                                                      

Pakuranga 2010                   

                

25 October

Dear Mr Tucker

      

Thank you for being a wonderful senior leader and for organising our syndicate. Thanks for being a marvellous teacher last year and for improving my Maths by helping me with my fractions and basic facts. You also helped me move up levels in  my Reading.

I also want to thank you for helping us with our new TV. We are very lucky to have you at our school.

Your ex pupil

Nicole

Sunnyhills School

Pakuranga 2010

26 October

Dear Mrs Jeans

Thank you so,so much for saving us when our projector popped with a big bang! We’re so happy that we have a T.V. (Our T.V is great!) We can see the screen so much better. Thanks for giving us more classroom devices too.

Your friend

Sienna

Sunnyhills School

Pakuranga 2010

25 October

Dear Mrs Robinson

Thank you for teaching me English. Now my English is better. When I came here I didn’t even know my ABC. I can now read the same books as the children in my class. I liked learning the Sports words because I am Sporty Steven!

Your friend

Steven

Sunnyhills School

Pakuranga 2010

25 October

Dear Mrs Dowden

Thank you so much for teaching us music and how we can make it including teaching us how to use instruments. I absolutely love music times. You are the best music teacher in the world!

Kind regards

Tait

Sunnyhills School

Pakuranga 2010

25 October

Dear Mrs Driver

Thanks for keeping our school nice and clean with colourful bits and pieces around the school and the garden. Your hard work has really paid off with your wonderful ideas and crafts in the school.

Thanks for paying for all the equipment in the school. The things we do are awesome and I learn a lot.

You have made the teachers be awesome... Mrs Morris is awesome! We learn a lot of Maths, Reading and Writing and other things.

Thank you for being a wonderful Principal at Sunnyhills School.

Your friend

Stella

Planting My Little Garden by Grace

Planting My Little Garden

By Grace

Materials:

• Cup
• Spoon
• Water
• Pot
• Soil Tablet
• Seeds
• Sign

Instructions:

• Take your little garden out
• Fill your cup up with water(30 or 40ml )
• Get your soil tablet and mix it with the water
• Use your spoon to fill your pot halfway up with the soil
• Drop the seed in and cover it with the remaining soil
• Now stick in the sign
• Enjoy watching it grow !

Planting my Little Garden by Joey

WALT write instructions

Planting my Little Garden

Materials:

1. cup

2 spoon

3 water

4 pot

5 seed

6 soil with  fertiliser

Instructions:

1. Take your little garden

2.. Pour water into your cup...30m or 40m

3. Mix the water and soil tablet together

4. Fill your pot to halfway

5. Open Seed packet

6. Put the seat into the soil

7. Add the remaining soil

8. Attach your label

By JJ

Champion of Champion Gymnastic Competition

Congratulations to Tait for 3rd place and to Olivia for success with the Year 3 team.

Congratulations to Pippa

Well done Pippa! You have made very pleasing progress with your Reading and Maths. You are an enthusiastic learner and a helpful Room 18 pupil. Thank you!

More Book Character Parade Photos from Michael's Mum

Russian Culture by Grace

Russian culture

There are about one hundred and twenty ethnic/cultural groups who speak more than one hundred languages. Russia is known for it thinkers and artists including Leo Tolstoy and Fyodor Dostoevsky and ballet dancers such as Rudolf Nureyev. Russia’s flag is white, blue  and red. As it is the world’s largest country it occupies one tenth of the land on earth and has shores on three oceans: the Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic Oceans. The  Russian landscape varies from desserts to frozen coastline. The capital of Russia is Moscow.

The population is 144,125,000. The area is  17,075,200 square kilometres.The major mountain ranges are Ural and Altay. The major rivers are Amur, Irtysh,Lena,Ob,Volga and Yenisey. Russians drive on the right hand side of the road which is the opposite to us.

Russians eat Salat Olivier (Russian salad) Bliny (Russian pancake) Cabbage Pirozhki or Piroghe for short, Pashka, Sbiten (Russian national winter beverages) Borscht(beet soup) Sharlotka (apple cake) Klyukva S Sakharom (frosted cranberries), Semechki (toasted sunflower seeds) Chai Po-Russki (tea Russian style).

By Grace

The Russian Orthodox Church celebrates The New Year On January 1 And Christmas on January 7. In Russia there are nine million more women than men. There are over 500,000 alcohol related deaths in Russia each year.There’s a museum in Russia that hires cats to protect it’s artwork against rodents. A Russian woman in 1700 gave birth to 16 pairs of twins 7 sets of triplets and 4 sets of quadruplets in forty years  with just the same husband thats 69 children altogether! Lake Karaychay is the most polluted lake in the world. It is a criminal offence to drive around the road in a dirty car in Russia. It is believed Russia has at least 15 secret cities with their names and location unknown. A third of all Russians believe the sun revolves around earth. The dialing code for Russia is 007.