Pirate Dress Up Day

Ryan and Ethan showing us their best pirate faces.

Showing PRIDE

Last term we had the health nurse visit room 4. She talked about the importance of showing PRIDE in ourselves . This means wearing the correct school uniform in a tidy manner. If for some reason your child is unable to wear the correct uniform please send a note. This note is taken to the school office where a uniform pass will be issued. Some of us like to get muddy during playtimes. If you child likes to play rough and tumble games at lunchtime please send along some old clothes for them to change into. 

Volcano in the Sandpit

We made a volcano in the sandpit. We wanted to see what happens to the land when there is a volcano.

The Adventures of Peggy and Elephant

Peggy and Elephant were surfing until a handle fell down and hit Peggy on the shoulder. Peggy grabbed it. He went up, up, up until he crawled up. Then the handle went back down and hit Elephant on the shoulder. Elephant grabbed it. He up, up, up until he crawled up. Later they got off the plane. Then they got into a limo. An hour later they got off the limo at the beach. They dug and dug. They found a marrow it was 20 feet tall and 10 classrooms long. They were so happy.

 

Liam A

The Adventures of Peggy and Elephant

Once upon a time there was one dog named Kite and two pigs named Peggy and Elephant. One day they found a limo it had automatic drive. Peggy, elephant and Kite rode it. They came to a traffic jam they started to fly. They parachuted down with surfboards in case they landed in the sea. They were all right. They surfed to a rocket. They jumped in and blasted off into space. It took them one day to get to get into space. They went into the sun. It was fill of dog biscuits and marrows.

 

Sam

Creating Shapes

Life Education Bus

Life Education Bus… is coming to DPS.   The bus will be here in Weeks 5 and 6 this 

term. Each child attends 2 lessons and the focus is 'Food and Nutrition'. There is a small cost of $4 per child (this works out to be only $2 per lesson!) and if you start preparing now, it's only $1 a week per child to save - what a bargain! Please send payment in a named envelope to your child's teacher by Friday 14th May.