The Day the Crayons Quit!


 Well, we are very impressed with the homework that we have received this week. You took on the challenge of creating some drawings of the crayons from the book and have presented them wonderfully! 

10 Dojos were awarded, much to the delight of those children who had completed their homework and they are now on display in the classroom. Well done!




Remember, there are 10 Dojos on offer this week as well if you complete some homework on the Great Barrier Reef. Look on the Year 4 page for a copy of the Big Writing letter if you can't find yours. 




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