2022 Remote Learning
Here is a space that our Supported Learning family can access resource to help you with your learning and wellbeing over lockdown and share the things you are doing that are keeping you sustained throughout this time.
There are Expectations and Guidelines here for everyone to follow
Students should be adding to their Learning Journey at least once a week if working from home. Each student has a copy of this set up in their folder below.
If you are working from home we will make arrangements for a google meet at 12:30 on Monday's using Supported Learning Google Meet
Check out the Boys to Men Project, Media Wise, Literacy, GARDENING , RECIPES and SCIENCE pages on this website for more fun activities to try
The slide from our Supported Learning first google meet slides would be helpful to have a look through.
Record your Work in the folders below (this section is visible to students and whānau only)
Nature Activities
There are 13 fun activities to choose from, each requiring simple materials that can be found at home, at school, or in your garden. There are 13 fun activities to choose from, each requiring simple materials that can be found at home, at school, or in your garden.
Nature connection challenge series (information for Kaiako and whanau
Give it a go!
Small Changes
The Small Changes Whānau Challenge was created to help you do something small everyday to improve your health and wellbeing - while having fun as a family! Connecting with the people around us, moving, nourishing and appreciating our bodies can help us feel happier and healthier. We have lots of fun ideas for small things that you can include in your daily life - from playing a board game in the evening, to getting active outdoors. !
Toy Theater is a collection of interactive educational games. They are free and are designed to work on desktop computers, tablets and mobile devices. And they are FUN!!!
Cook something with your Family
Make a list of the food you enjoy. Identify the recipes you can make yourself. Take photos or video your effort to follow the recipe.
Virtual Field Trips
Do you feel like going on a trip?
Virtual Field Trips from Abby McCormack at CCS Disability Action.
Record what you liked about the trip in your slideshow. Include a picture of the place you went
Games to Try
“Holiday Observer”
Make a list of objects that can be found around the house/property. Give everyone a checklist and over the week see what can be found. Tick it off the list when you find it.
E.g. lemon squeezer, potato peeler, laundry basket, bucket, tea container, coffee container, chipped piece of crockery, hat, recipe book, candle, a ruler, an empty food tin, gumboots, ornament etc.
You can add anything that is particular for your home. Video if you choose.
This is a program that has videos to help kids learn how to do programming to make games.
You imagine what game you would like to make, you program to make it happen and then you share.
Give it a go!
Reading
Did you know that "former first lady Michelle Obama is hosting virtual read-alongs every Monday for the next four weeks. Each Monday, Mrs. Obama will choose a different children's book to read live at 12:00 p.m. on the PBS KIDS and Penguin Random House social media pages." Here is the link to her reading of The Gruffalo
These resources have been developed to support learning at home. There are five themes that help learners through L1 and 2 of the curriculum. They are based on words, numbers, movement, projects and sensory. They are focused on your home and surround and will help build key skills.
Enjoy these free downloads until the end of Term 2.
Here are a series of fun well being activities to support whanau to look after their well being and feel good.
Here are activities that have been created with social distancing in mind.