Infant area-Diversity week

The infant area have been learning on how to say hello in different languages.

The languages they have been learning are Chinese Polish Russian Lithuanian French

They did arts and craft on faces how to draw different expressions.

They learned about houses in different types of areas like sea houses village houses normal houses.

They were also learning about Islam and how its different to other religious stuff.

They learned about disability’s  and how people are different

 

 

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P4H girls workplace, Ghana, Moldova

We learned about  goals one of the goals ware that girls get the same respect as boys get. And we learned about Ghana.  Viki told us all about Ghana and Jamesie told us about Moldova!

In Ghana they walk for miles to get water.

In Moldova they drink dirty water.

P6M Ghana

This week Vicki came to our class and told us about how life is in Ghana. There houses are made out of straw for the roofs and mud for the walls. They don’t have washing machines so you have to wash your clothes by yourself. It doesn’t matter how old you are or if your a girl or a boy you still have to do it. For getting water you have to walk miles to a water pump you have to pump to get water out and then you need to carry it on your head so back does not hurt after. There is a school but it is not as good as our school. The tables are made out of  wood. There is also an orphanage for people whose mum and dad have passed away or left them on the roads because it is too much money. If you have a baby sibling you have to babysit them even if you are still a child you have to wrap them on your back with a cloth type of materiel. If there is a car that is going the same place as you. You have to jump on top of the car it is really unsafe because your hands are holding on and your hands are slippy and there is potholes the size of you, you can get flung of the back of the car and you can really get injured and the doctors are not really good there. Music there is really fun the use hand made drums and other instruments and they play them on the side of the road.

P3A Lithuania

P3A learned about Lithuania they had talk from Augusts mother and learned some phrases and words and the flag made a flag this afternoon. They also  had a talk from Ugne who shared some pictures about her family and trips to Lithuania.

P6S ARTICLE 2

Article two is all about  women, women does not like doing jobs all there lives and some places if your a girl in work you’ll get less pay and its not fair! Would you like to work where you want to work and get payed the same as men well i would. Before girls weren’t allowed to join the army or military.

P6S-DIVERSITY WEEK

In Diversity week we have been learning about Ghana Ghana is 3rd world country. A 3rd world country is a country that has no money.

In Ghana they still have schools but if you dont have enough money. You have to get sponsored when you get sponsored they pay you money. To go to school

In Ghana you have no washing machine which means you have to do it on your own. To try up the clothes they hang them up on a tree. In Ghana it is very hot so you dont have to worry about your clothes getting rained on.

In Ghana their houses are made of dry mud and the roofs are made of straw. The whole family sleep in one whole room. So if you have alot of children. You have to share one big room its can be sometimes grandpas granny’s. That can also live in that one big room.

 

P7M – Ghana

This week is diversity week we are learning all about diversity!  We have had many visitors , one of the visitors came was Vicky. She was telling us all about Ghana when she visited , She also went there 9 times ! Vicky explained a lot of people don’t have luxury things like we have. Like iPad , phones and so much more. Vicky also brought in some instruments for us to try!

 

 

P4/5-DIVERSITY WEEK

We learned about Ghana                                                                                                                    In Ghana you have to be sponsored to go to school and Academy.                            In Ghana you have to walk a mile to get water then you have to carry it on you head back.                                                                                                                                                  No matter what age you are you might need to wash clothes and then you need to  climb a tree and hang clothes on it.                                                                             The academy has no walls so you have to work outside on a bench and seats.

P4/5 – Ghana

We learned about Ghana and how that they speak English and for they washing they have to carry a bucket on the head. Vikik has been there 9 TIMES!!!

What are we doing?

we are learning about autism, ADHD, dyslexic  and MORE!

P3/4 and P4H

They have been learning about differing’s disability like ASHD and Dyslexia.

P4H

Jamey and was talking about  life in Moldova and they listened to Vicky talking about Ghana

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