Te Tiriti o Whio - The Whio Treaty

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 This week we came up with a list of promises or rules that we all agree will make our studio a safe and happy place for learning. These rules will help us be ACTIVE learners. 

We signed our name on a feather to say we agree to the rules and we made a beautiful Whio duck!




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