We are learning how to type. There are lots of sites that help you learn. Can you position your fingers properly when you use a keyboard?
Camp! Camp! Camp!
Kia ora koutou
Room 1 and 3 students from Room 3 had camp last Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at TOPEC. We had a blast. Just a few photos below to show you some of the things we got up to. Tell us about your camps in ask us some questions.
camp by Merryl McAllister
Thinking about others? Are you?
We have been exploring the expected and unexpected behaviours we see in class and how this makes us feel. We looked at the behaviour- what they are, then what we see and then how it makes us feel.
Thinking about how how behaviour makes others feel, will this help us make good choices around how we behave in class?
When we post on our blogs…
We are strting to write blog posts. We have brainstormed what we think we need to consider when posting our learning. Have we missed anything?
Kawa of care
Room 1 have been talking about our responsibility to care for our chromebooks. This slide has some of our learning activities and our brainstorm about what we need to do to care for the chromebooks. Have a look and see what we have said. let us know if we have missed anything. We are making animations that show – what not to do with your chromebook. We’ll post the links to these when they are finished.
It’s Swimming time!
Kia Ora
Room 1 are enjoying our swimming sessions. These are all about water safety and confidence with some skill sessions. We are all in the pool together and have lots of fun practising essential skills like floating. Togs and towels need to come to school everyday to ensure we make the most of the warmer weather. Look how well Stevie is floating! What is your favourite activity in a pool?
Invasion of Parihaka and Guy Fawkes – 5th November
In Room 1 the tamariki have been learning about these two dates. We have looked at the similarities and differences.
We read the story about the Invasion of Parihaka.
Children responded by craeting a google draw or a piece of art that tells a part of what happened.
Look at for this on the children’s blogs
Aiden and Locclyn’s image of people taken away to prison.
