We are nearly ready for our wearable arts show and we are wondering how our show preparation and the show fits into our school values. This is what we think:
Fun
We get to do our own designs and sew - Amelia
You get to plan your own ideas - Eden
You get to show people your finished designs - Sammie
The dress rehearsal was fun going on the cat walk - Johani
Respect
We have to wait quietly for our turn and when we watch someone go down the catwalk - Lucy
We have to listen to instructions from the teachers - Lucy
We had to share fabric - Sammie
Community
Spending some time with our year 2 team and showing our wearable arts show to the school and our families - Annabelle
After the show we will have supper together - Tanner
Manaakitanga
We cared for other people in our class and gave them good feedback - Dante
I helped people make their piupiu - Tanner
I helped people put their costumes on - Georgia
If someone doesn't have a poi at the show we know to share ours - Frankie
You say well done to other children - Emma
I will help other children draw their moko on - Lucas
Excellence
Our costumes had to be a great design and show the Maori culture - Hunter
We had to persevere to get our costumes right - Lucy
Initiative
Mum got pricked by a needle and I got her a plaster - Sven
I watched people walk down the catwalk and I learned what to do - Tarin
If you don't have a poi when you are in line, you need to organise to get one from someone else - Samuel
If someone is slow on the catwalk, wait for them to come off before you go on - Samuel
Creativity
We all had our own ideas for our plan - Eden
We watched wearable arts shows on you tube to get ideas - Mrs Simmons
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