Interactive options was another way to explore their thinking.
Friday, 25 May 2018
Problem Solving Friday
Using materials to solve tricky brain teasers!
Interactive options was another way to explore their thinking.
Interactive options was another way to explore their thinking.
Youthtown Sports
A fun team building game with the people from Youthtown. Everyone enjoyed working together to protect their line from the soccer ball.
We are using our fitness time to learn about kotahitanga. Working as team, playing fair and being a supportive team player. Using a variety of movements and sports skills to play relays, the students are keen to participate in some friendly yet competitive races!
Saturday, 12 May 2018
Animation: Te Ika a Maaui
Here is one student's work using the animation skills we are learning from Miss Knock during our digital learning time. We read The Fish of Maui and studied te reo Māori within the story. We also discussed the illustrations, highlighting the use of warm and cool colours to create a striking contrast. We understood that the artist had used plants and shapes unique to Aotearoa so that the reader could clearly identify the setting of the story.
Thursday, 10 May 2018
Multiplication
We are have been learning about multiplication, and how we can understand different problems by thinking about how many rows we have, and how many objects we have in each row. We are all really enjoying using creative thinking to get an answer.
Room 12 Science News!
One of our plants had an unexpected guest...
On the 22nd of March 2018 a caterpillar was discovered in Room 12.
It looks like our new friend is enjoying our pak choi plant!
Our new guest is REALLY enjoying the taste of our pak choi plant.
The caterpillar ate a whole leaf in one night!
Swimming Lessons 2018
We were lucky to have professional swim instructors teaching us water skills for two weeks during Term 1.
Everyone enjoyed the challenge and refreshing afternoon dip!
ANZAC Day: Learn, Create, Share
We learned about what it meant to be an ANZAC soldier. We completed our own research, and created Visual Art that reflected the significance of the poppy flower. We used our prior knowledge making crystals for science along with technology and creative thinking, to make sculptures that reflect ANZAC day. We had a bugle, a helicopter, poppies, and words made. Some are hanging in our classroom window. We also used our maths skills to make ANZAC biscuits. We studied measurement and together we doubled the recipe.
Te reo
We are learning how to identify simple shapes and colours in te reo. We created a digital picture to share our learning and visual art.
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