What makes a good self-manager in Ruma Piwakawaka?
We have been talking about how we can manage ourselves at school. We are learning to do certain tasks without having to be reminded all the time by our teachers.
Here are some of the ways we can be a self-manager.
We can remember to put our hats (pōtae) on when we go outside.
We can put our own bag on our hook, and keep it zipped up!
We tidy up an activity when we have finished doing it.
We can push in our chairs.
We can tidy up our crayons and our classroom.
We can manage ourselves by sitting on the mat with our listening bodies.
Can you think of any other ways we can show that we are excellent self-managers in Ruma Piwakawaka?
Harry says "We can be self-managers by putting our lunch boxes in our bags after we have eaten"
ReplyDeleteRiley says "fold your arms"
Isla says "zip your mouth when the teacher is talking"
Sam says "don't hurt anyone"
Alanna says "do what the teacher says"
Zach says "we keep our lips closed when we are lined up"
Tahlia says "you put your hat away"
Noah says "we are very quiet in the library"
Ty says "we don't ignore the teacher"
Elizabeth says "keep your hands to yourself, and don't kick or hurt"
Ruma Piwakawaka, how clever of you to come up with all these ways to be a self-manger - this means you can focus on learning!
ReplyDeleteSam says: "I like to tidy my room whenever there is anything on the floor. I put it away by stacking everything up in the corner".
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