Here is a snapshot of some of the wonderful work the tamariki have created over the last week...

Insects

All these insects, all these insects,

so many shapes and sizes.

Crawling with 6 legs over sticky, gooey mud.

Crickets squeaking all night, that’s not right!

Black and yellow stripy bees,

buzzing everywhere.

Buzzzzzzzzz!!

Stick Insects blend in with trees.

So many insects to learn about its taking over my brain,

Arrhhhh!!

By Cooper  and Daniel 

Facts about Insects

There are lots of different types of stick insects.

Stick insects can camouflage into trees.

Some stick insects like to eat leaves and some don’t.

By JD 

The Maori word for stick insect in rō.

An insect has three body parts called head, thorax and abdomen.

Stick insects hatch from small eggs.

By Patience

Landscape reflections using paint and pastels

Inspired by Claude Monet!