Every morning Monday to Friday

before school starts at

7:30 am

Little ones (5-year-old) build

fences and cages for

dragons.

They love to play and build.

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Bigger girls make bracelets and other items like

fruit, hotdogs or bees using

loom bands.

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Hard at work

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 Some are playing games on iPad

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18 responses to “School Stories: Before School Care”

  1. rondomtaliedraai Avatar

    Dis darem baie vroeg vir die winter? Wanneer begin die regte skool? Hoe laat begin die mense normaalweg werk?

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    1. scrapydo2.wordpress.com Avatar

      Skool begin 9 uur en gaan tot 3 nm dan na skool tot 6pm. Party mense begin 9 uur ander weer 10 uur. Hul het egter rytyd nodig om in Wellington te kom.

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      1. rondomtaliedraai Avatar

        Dis baie interessant… dan kan mens nog ietsie voor werk doen!

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        1. scrapydo2.wordpress.com Avatar

          Ha ha, jy dink so? Hul slaap liewer later. Meeste doen hul drafwerk in oggend vroeg.

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  2. HesterLeyNel Avatar

    Ja, ek wil ook by jou kom skoolgaan

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    1. scrapydo2.wordpress.com Avatar

      Dit is eintlik baie lekker veral vir outjies wat nie boeties of sussies het nie.

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  3. perdebytjie Avatar

    Lyk lekker om daar skool te gaan!

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    1. scrapydo2.wordpress.com Avatar

      Hul het beslis baie voordele hier wat die regte dorpskinders nie het nie.

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  4. milliethom Avatar

    You have some great activities set up for the children, Ineke. They obviously love coming to your group.

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    1. scrapydo2.wordpress.com Avatar

      Thanks, since I started my group has doubled in the mornings. One of these days I’ll need an assistant because there has to be one teacher for every 10 children. Mine goes up to 15 at times.

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      1. milliethom Avatar

        You obviously have the knack with little ones, and you’re definitely a creative person. I should think it’s a very rewarding job to do. Fifteen children is quite a lot, and I do hope you get an assistant if it reaches twenty!

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        1. scrapydo2.wordpress.com Avatar

          The number of kids doesn’t bother me at all.In SA we had up to 40 children in one class with no extra help, nothing.

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          1. milliethom Avatar

            I know classes can be huge, but with this kind of creative work, it must keep you busy sorting out so many materials, as well as helping individual children. Anyway, you do seem to be loving it. 🙂

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            1. scrapydo2.wordpress.com Avatar

              After many years of teaching, and no funds or material to use, it is very easy to keep the kids busy here in NZ. I enjoy every moment of it. It keeps me young and going.

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              1. milliethom Avatar

                If it keeps you young, I’ll have to try it! I know what you mean, though. I think just being around children gives you a feel good factor. I miss teaching a lot, even though I taught the 11-16 age range. The still kept me feeling young!

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                1. scrapydo2.wordpress.com Avatar

                  The same here. I was also an older child teacher(Many years Primary and also High school) Now with these little once it gives me a feeling of really belonging there with them. I love to take their hands and help them down the steps, help to put their shoes or jackets on, blowing their noses. Didn’t know I can be so motherly. I was always very strict with everything!

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  5. easyweimaraner Avatar

    that’s great that you can do some things you like before the serious things start :o) I always used this time to do my homework I “forgot” to do at home :o)

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    1. scrapydo2.wordpress.com Avatar

      I know all about that work you had to do before school. Today children in Primary school are not supposed to get real homework.

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