Well done- we are 11th this week. Keep up the good work!
Wednesday, 1 May 2013
Thursday, 18 April 2013
Cupcake Day
Cupcake day was a great success. Thank you to the people who helped make this event possible. The profit that we made will be going towards a worm farm and developing our outdoor environment.
Thank you!
From the Student Council
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
Green Eggs and Ham, But not the usual one
By Xander
I am
Xander. Xander I am.
Do you
like green eggs and ham?
I do
not like them.
Would
you like them with a mouse?
Would
you like them in a house?
I
would not like them in a house.
I
would not like them with a mouse.
I do
not like them, now let me be.
Would
you could you have them in a car?
Would
you could you have them on a train?
I
would not like them on a train.
Here
in the dark?
I would
not like them in the dark.
Would
you could you on a boat?
I
would not could not on a boat.
Oh no!
Here comes a wave.
The
boat turned.
Ok,
but now you must let me be.
I do
like them, I truly do.
I like
them and I will eat them anywhere.
Sunday, 7 April 2013
Our Maths Focus for WEEK 10
Knowledge:
Forwards and backwards sequencing/Identifying 'ty' and 'teen' numbers/ Making groups of 10 and 20
Strategy:
Addition and Subtraction
Problem posing and solving
Try this at home or in the car:
- How many groups of 10 are there in 100, 50, 20?
- Counting down from 100, 50 or 20
Remember to keep trying new things on MATHELETICS at home
Friday, 29 March 2013
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