Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Monday, May 17, 2010
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Rahina 3 o Haratua
Hi Everyone, thanks for checking out our blog!! Today we used 'writing fun' Website (http://www.writingfun.com/) to learn about writing reports. Then we used the Kiwi conservation Club site (http://www.kcc.org.nz/) to research New Zealand native endemic animals. We will use this information to help us write our reports.
In topic we used keys to help us show fun areas, unused, neglected, interesting, noisy, joyful, quiet and fearful areas on our map.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Rapare 29 o Paenga-whawha
Today we started our Arts rotation. Every Thursday, the Karaka Syndicate students will be taking classes in Te Reo maori, Spanish and New Zealand Sign Language. Room 11 enjoyed signing the alphabet in New Zealand Sign language, saying hello and finger spelling our names.
We all ran 2 times around the school, training for the x-country next Friday. Most of us are getting faster!
Our buddy class came to visit. We read our reading books to each other. Watch our short video!
For topic we drew maps of our school and labeled areas that are fun, nice, quiet, etc.
Monday, April 26, 2010
Ratu 27 Paenga-whawha
Today we hosted our school assembly. Many of us were nervous about having to speak in front of the whole school. We introduced the new students to Greytown School. We saw a great dance act from 2 students. Unfortunately, there were a lot of technical difficulties with the microphone and sound system. At Greytown School we have a Caring Kiwi. Caring Kiwi is a soft toy awarded to a student who displays caring in the playground. They get to look after the kiwi for 2 weeks. This week a student from Room 11 won the kiwi.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Rapare 22 o Paenga-whawha
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Raapa 21 Paenga-whawha
Today we discussed ANZAC day and we read The Donkey Man. Miss showed us some stretches when warming up before a run in PE. We used our recount checklist to assess our recount writing so far. We are learning to add doubles to help us add more than two digits. We used see-saw dialogue to talk about what we know about ANZAC day this Sunday.
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