Kia Ora nga Manuhiri! Welcome Visitors!
This page is our visitors page. The Wockets are curious about our Clustr Map and who all the spots represent! Could you please leave us a comment in the comment box telling us where you are and how you found our blog. We would love to hear about you and where you live.
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Hello Wockets!
I am a teacher living in a tiny country called Qatar in the Middle East. I teach year 3’s,4’s, 5’s, and even 1’s and 2’s.
I will try and bring some of my students by to meet you soon. Keep up the good work!
Hi Wockets,
My name is Daren and I work for an educational software and equipment development company called LJ Create.
I heard about the Wocket Blog Spot on Twitter and popped over to say hello.
We are based in Norfolk, England. The other side of the world to you. I live near the sea and it is our summer at the moment, so it is nice and sunny and it is great to walk along the sandy beaches. I was in New Zealand in December on holiday, so I have also seen your summer and walked along some of your beaches.
We also have offices in Georgia and New York in America.
I am very impressed with the Wocket Spot Blog. Keep up the good work.
Best wishes,
Daren
LJ Create.
Hi Wockets, you know me, I teach over in Room 9!
Happy learning!
Hope you cluster map grows and grows!
Hi Wockets,
I am a teacher in the UK and I am also the Volunteer Director of the Zimbabwe Teachers Network, a non-profit organisation aimed at reviving teaching and learning after a decade of economic decay in Zimbabwe.
I loved you blog and is very pupil friendly! Maybe in the near future we could link you to some of the schools in Zimbabwe? I think it would be fantastic to know about how teaching and learning in other cultures is done.
Hello Wockets. We’re a class of year 4s in Hamilton, NZ and we loved reading about the things you’re learning about in class. We especially like your wordles. We have a wordle on our blog too.
Hi Sarah.I love you and so does Mummmy and Daddy.Have a good day at school and say hi to all your friends in class and say hi to Marama and the other Wockets in class for me.
Hi Wockets, I teach in Whangarei in a year 3 class and I have loved looking at your blog! I met your teachers Elly, Regan and Lou on an apple bus tour and they told me a bit about your great school! Check out my classes year 3 blog on room10sfx.blogspot.com
Hi Wockets! I love your blog and I plan to put a link on our class blog here in Kaipara Flats so we can keep up with your activities.
Why are you called Wockets? I had a quick look but couldn’t work it out.
Tina Donnell teacher @ Kaipara Flats School, Room 2, Years 2 & 3
Thanks Tina,
At our school we name our classes at the beginning of the year. We began our year learning about Respect through the messages in the Dr Seuss books. One of our favourite books was ‘There’s a Wocket in my Pocket’. So we decided to call ourselves The Wockets!
Kia ora Wockets…. Hope you are all well… I just love your blog… It shows so much of your learning and I have enjoyed reading it all. Your blog has been an inspiration to me in terms of sorting my class one out, so thanx for that… Will see you soon.
Kia Ora Marama and the Wockets!
I teach Year 3&4 down in Kapiti at Raumati Beach School. I think your class sounds like so much fun that I’m coming to visit you next term to see what you get up to in class.
I like your blog and am getting lots of good ideas for my class blog next year. I really like the way you named your class.
Hi to The Wockets. Thanks so much for letting us see this wonderful blog. I am impressed by your digital work, and love to see how you have all participated. I hope that you will be happy to know that we have included it as an example of a great blog in our newsletter this month. See it on Software for Learning at http://softwareforlearning.tki.org.nz on the News page.
Cheers – thanks again
Penny