It has been so much fun getting to know them and learning about their adventures. We look forward to following them in the future.
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Wednesday, 19 August 2015
Bye Bye Koko and Kev
So far Koko the Koala has travelled from Sydney to NZ where he met his stowaway friend Kev the Kiwi. they then travelled to London to visit the Queen! After this they made the long this home back to Sydney. now they are heading west to South Australia.
Wednesday, 29 July 2015
Koko and the Cow!
Koko the Koala has been helping Year 1 learn all about the Dairy industry. Today we learnt all that calcium, vitamin D and exercise can help us develop strong bones. We discovered that boys need to eat 2 serves of dairy each day and that girls only need to eat 1 1/2 serves. An example of a serve is a glass of milk or two pieces of cheese or a tub of yoghurt. Thanks Koko for your willingness to be the jockey and tame our dairy cow.
Thursday, 23 July 2015
Wednesday, 22 July 2015
Koko the Koala and Kev the Kiwi hit Inaburra School Sydney
Our Stage 1 students at Inaburra School Sydney were very excited today with the introduction of our transport unit. In this they were introduced to two new friends Koko the Koala and Kev the Kiwi. They are part of the PLC school's travelling buddies project.
They have been globe trotting and arrived today from the Faraday School in London.
Over the next week students in Stage 1 will be conducting a lot of activities that look at the journey these two have been on and explore where they will be heading next. We were also blessed with a copy of Charlie and Lola's: We Completely Must go to London.
Thank You Mrs Ramage and her class in London.
Over the next week students in Stage 1 will be conducting a lot of activities that look at the journey these two have been on and explore where they will be heading next. We were also blessed with a copy of Charlie and Lola's: We Completely Must go to London.
Thank You Mrs Ramage and her class in London.
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