Mahi Tahi

By Anonymous -

 What a FUN activity!!


Miss Slattery read 'The very noisy bear' by Nick Bland to us and we LOVED to story!! We then found out that we were going to make musical instruments from recycled materials that makes a noise like a bear. 

Boy we had so much fun! We worked with a partner which was great. We first had to gather the materials we were going to use then we started sketching our designs and thinking about how we were going to put it all together.

Construction of the instrument was by far the best part and then we got to share them with our family of learners and see what others had created. 

We had so many awesome instruments and we are created something different and they all made different sounds. 

We worked on our super skills (4C's) and reflected on how we went and what skills we used to complete our instruments.

















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