Last term we had been looking at the water cycle. We identified the main parts of the water cycle and then did some experiments about each part. We also made our own water cycles which we shared at assembly on Friday.
Monday, August 1, 2016
Player of the Day
"Player of the Day"
During the holidays James was awarded the "Player of the Day" for his rugby league team. He was awarded the trophy for his awesome defence.
Sunday, July 3, 2016
Writing
If you haven't noticed...
The green brick wall is GONE! We watched a video (thanks to Ms Sands) of the green wall coming down. We discussed and brainstormed our ideas and then wrote a description about it. Here are a few of our authors.
Standing as still as a soldier at a Dawn Parade is a green wall...
A big yellow digger comes and crashed its big metal claw into the green wall. The digger's arm is like a big tunnel with a huge scoop on the end. The bricks fly like butterflies in the air and fall with a crash. R.I.P. GREEN WALL.
by Noah
Slowly the ginormous digger crushes small chunks of bricks as our class watches. Soon half of the wall is demolished! Dragging a dump load of bricks the digger uses its ice-cream like scoop to break up big parts of brick. Finally the wall is completely destroyed. R.I.P. Green Wall.
by Toby
Standing as still as a soldier the bright yellow digger slowly mashes and crashes the old, green brick wall. The metal claws of the digger scratches the wall with its claws that were sharp like a knife. As the green bricks tumble one by one the diggers gets his work done. Lots of brick lying on the green grass.
The green wall wondered, 'Why are they doing this to my beautiful, amazing life? I will miss the kids playing fun ball games with me and aiming rugby and soccer balls at me. But now I have to go. Bye bye kids.'
By Sophia
Slowly the yellow digger went down and smashed the cold bricks. The green wall was standing straight like a soldier. When the digger's arm stretched out wide it came down and smashed the green wall. Then the digger took the bricks one by one.
by Hope
Slowly the large yellow digger moves towards the dark, green wall. Scooping the green bricks with its long, stretchy arm they crash towards the ground. At the end of the arm is a hand shaped dinosaur claw. The diggers goes towards the wall and demolishes the green wall and then all that is left is dirt and bricks. R.I.P green wall.
by Ben
I saw the digger smashing the green wall down. Then the digger was smashing the wall like a hammer. The diggers scoops up the big, green wall and then smashes it on the green grass.
by Torian
The green brick wall is GONE! We watched a video (thanks to Ms Sands) of the green wall coming down. We discussed and brainstormed our ideas and then wrote a description about it. Here are a few of our authors.
Standing as still as a soldier at a Dawn Parade is a green wall...
A big yellow digger comes and crashed its big metal claw into the green wall. The digger's arm is like a big tunnel with a huge scoop on the end. The bricks fly like butterflies in the air and fall with a crash. R.I.P. GREEN WALL.
by Noah
Slowly the ginormous digger crushes small chunks of bricks as our class watches. Soon half of the wall is demolished! Dragging a dump load of bricks the digger uses its ice-cream like scoop to break up big parts of brick. Finally the wall is completely destroyed. R.I.P. Green Wall.
by Toby
Standing as still as a soldier the bright yellow digger slowly mashes and crashes the old, green brick wall. The metal claws of the digger scratches the wall with its claws that were sharp like a knife. As the green bricks tumble one by one the diggers gets his work done. Lots of brick lying on the green grass.
The green wall wondered, 'Why are they doing this to my beautiful, amazing life? I will miss the kids playing fun ball games with me and aiming rugby and soccer balls at me. But now I have to go. Bye bye kids.'
By Sophia
Slowly the yellow digger went down and smashed the cold bricks. The green wall was standing straight like a soldier. When the digger's arm stretched out wide it came down and smashed the green wall. Then the digger took the bricks one by one.
by Hope
Slowly the large yellow digger moves towards the dark, green wall. Scooping the green bricks with its long, stretchy arm they crash towards the ground. At the end of the arm is a hand shaped dinosaur claw. The diggers goes towards the wall and demolishes the green wall and then all that is left is dirt and bricks. R.I.P green wall.
by Ben
I saw the digger smashing the green wall down. Then the digger was smashing the wall like a hammer. The diggers scoops up the big, green wall and then smashes it on the green grass.
by Torian
Sunday, June 26, 2016
Responsible for Our Egg
On Monday, we were each given an egg to take care of. We were responsible for our egg and had to ensure that it was safe at all times. Some of eggs survived the week and some didn't....
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| Shabeera |
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| Ben |
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| Jacob |
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| Rain |
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| Noah |
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| William |
Monday, June 13, 2016
Te Reo Maori
On Monday mornings, the lovely Mrs Jones comes into Room 11 and helps us learn Maori. We have been learning to play a Maori hand game called "Hei Tama Tu Tama".
Today we learnt a new hand game called "Hipitoitoi."
Today we learnt a new hand game called "Hipitoitoi."
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