Friday, 18 May 2018

Anti Bullying


In our houses, we did many things to help prevent Bullying. Monday at assembly we are going to present them to the school.
Pohutakawa made posters and a Poem.

Bullies are just Jealous
Underestimating kindness and words
Let us all be friends
Love and understanding
You will always trust then
In bullies, there is even kindness
No more lies and meanness
Got to stop bullying in our community.

Science Roadshow 2018

Sunday, 13 May 2018

Learning Te Reo



We looked at the clip, followed the transcript role playing what they learnt. Then after asking 10 or more students from within the class they were allow to create a post showing what they had learnt about other students.

One of the discussion we had before posting about where we come from was talking about posting personal information on our blogs. As often a security questions can refer to Nōhea koe? Where are you from? However part of Maori cultural is understanding where people come from to help us understand each other better.

Check in and see what else we learn over the term.

Wednesday, 9 May 2018

Wondering about Plants - E1



We had fun adding our own thoughts from our devices about what we know and what we want to know about plants.

Monday, 9 April 2018

Whanākitanga Special Day

Education Outside the Classroom - A Rotation of 5 activities. Bikes on the local BMX track, First aid, Co-operative Team Challenge, Pitching Tents and Games.

Friday, 6 April 2018

Duffy Assembly - Role Model = Marc Duffy



Marc and our Sponsor from Main freight helped to draw out the winners of the Pitomata Easter Draw. The best part about the day was everyone got to go home with a couple of new books.

Wednesday, 28 March 2018

Writing an Interesting Narrative



I have found this interesting, because I didn't know what it was but I have heard lots of people in my family use exaggeration before. - Passion Lee.

I didn't know what exaggeration was. I am now using it in my stories and it is lots of fun to try and trick people. - Susana

Tuesday, 20 March 2018

Polyfestival Performances


The performances were awesome they looked like they had practised for hours. - Amelia
The pukana faces the males and females pulled were imitating and scary. - Kingston


I enjoyed watching the Cook Island performers dance as they all kept in time. -Brian


We were looking forward to seeing our local high school, unfortunately not many of us could see the stage. - Krystal Leigh
Their costume were wicked, they were so bright and colourful. - Katrina