To say we had the best week ever, was an understatement, first of all dressing up is always fun, but sharing the love of literacy with our Inspired friends and educators is something very special.
Not only did we enjoy reading the entire library of books, we furthered our understanding of literature and re-created our favourite stories, from decorating ‘The Rainbow Fish’, taste testing the delicious fruits from ‘The Hungry Caterpillar’ and experiencing our very own ‘Bear Hunt’ expedition. Little snapshots of our favourite activities.
Book week with our Possums:
- Decorating the most beautiful ‘Rainbow Fish’ you ever did see (with enough shiny scales for everyone)
- Creating ‘Boo’ from Monsters Inc
Book Week with our Echidnas:
- Painting colourful sheep to add to the story ‘Where is the Green Sheep’
- Discovering our wonderful country ‘I’m Australian Too’
Book Week with our Koalas:
- Creating a very bright and colourful bookmark for our families to enjoy
- Recreating ‘The Bear Hunt Story’
Book Week with our Emus:
- Designing our very own Colourful Tree’s inspired by the story ‘The Lorax’
- A visit from a very special Minion
Book Week with our Kookaburras:
- Planting seeds from ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’
- Re-designing the ‘Rainbow Fish’ with playdough
Book Week with our Wallabies:
- Developing our comprehension skills as we listened to stories through the headphones and re-created the characters through drawings
- Sharing a picnic with Little Red riding hood and her friends
Our Inspired Educators celebrate Book Week:
How incredibly amazing did our team of Educators look during Book Week?
Where’s Wally, The old ladies who swallowed a fly, Jesse, Snow White, Luigi, Captain America and so many more. We are so incredibly proud of our Educating team for participating in Book Week, you definitely brought a smile to the faces of our children. Thank you.
Thank you again to our wonderful families for sharing your child’s favourite stories, and dressing up. We look forward to celebrating next years Book Week and sharing our very first Book Week parade.
