Sunday, May 15, 2011

Explanations - Why Do Children Go to School?- Part 2

Why Do Children Go to School?

In New Zealand it is special because when you are five you go to school.
Children need to do maths at school so they can learn minuses and pluses. Some children need to learn to speak English better so they can speak in English when they are adults.
School is a great place for learning skills and smarts and for making friends with other children the same age as you.

Yuya 

Why Do Children Go to School?

Children go to school so they can learn. At school you get to play and to make new friends.  You will learn the skills you need to be a good adult.
At school you will learn to write, read, do maths and art and become more fit. You will also make a lot of friends. It is important to learn the values.
School is a great community. You learn lots of skills with a teacher and other friends.

Triny 

Why Do Children Go to School?

Children go to school to have fun and learn to improve their smarts. It is the law that children go to some sort of school. Some children go to school at home.
At school children do not only do maths, reading, art and writing. They will play, make new friends, have fun and do different things.  They also learn not to be naughty by being told off.
School is a great community. You learn lots of new things by following learning steps you haven’t learnt before.

Maddie 

Why Do Children Go to School?

School is a great learning place. At school people learn to get smarter in all different ways. They learn from a teacher and their friends.
Children go to school to learn reading, writing, maths and to be fit. They learn to speak in Māori, to play and have fun. They meet people they didn’t know before.
In New Zealand children are lucky to be able to go to school. It is a wonderful learning community.

Ambyr 

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