The commitment and enthusiasm of our Eco Leaders, who collected moth plants with their families, has featured in a new article on the Enviroschools website entitled
Well done to all the learners and their families for helping to create a more sustainable future!
I'm really looking forward to seeing you all again next week. Or today if you're in bubble school. Beginning in Week 7, Year 4 will be looking at the Wonderful World of Tea, Year Five will continue our look at Sustainable Energy and Year Six will be reviewing our Climate Change learning and beginning to take action.
Until then, check out this super coloring competition promoting composting! I think we could all do with a spot of mindful coloring. If you win, your coloring will get turned into a compost bin that you can keep.
Go to this website to print out the coloring page:
https://www.supertrash.nz/colour
Keep sending me pictures of how you're enjoying your outdoor bubble.
Keep safe, be kind and have fun,
Mrs Daniel
Send me pics of your up close up nature photos, compost bins, worm farms or any other way you're get out in Nature to go into the Sunnyhills Conservative Week Prize Draw!
Check out Marcus's awesome bike drawing. Bike riding is fun, healthy and carbon free!
Well done Ethan in Room 14 who's already sent me pics of his worm farm and nature photos. You're first in the draw!
Week 6 - The Level 3 Bubble Buddies weeded and harvested brussel sprouts, kohlrabi, radishes and broccolini. Yum! We also composted and planted wildflower seeds for the bees.
Week 5 - Thanks to the Level 3 Bubble Buddies who weeded the Bugs and Butterflies garden ready for a new crop of sunflowers in spring.
Composting and worm farming at home are a great way to help mother earth and help reverse climate change, as it creates nutrient rich soil and pulls carbon out of the atmosphere.
I'd love to see pictures of your own compost, worm farms, fruit trees or vege gardens. Email Me! Have fun outside tamariki ma.