We have been using tens frames and bundles of sticks to make teen numbers. We learned that teens are ten and some more.
"I made 15 with 10 and 5 more." --Emma O.
"I made 19 with a 10 and 9 more." --Lucas
Thursday, 23 May 2013
Rimu reading group practising their expression acting out The Three Little Pigs
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Thursday, 16 May 2013
Poor Times by Blake
Once there was a lady that was deaf, blind and could not smell anything.
There was a very nice lady that tried to help her.
She tried to help her by making words on her chest with her hands. She had been doing it for 13 years.
She had to go everywhere with her and she had to sleep on the ground beside her.
Their names were Charlotte and Katy. Katy was also very poor.
Sometimes Charlotte gave her 2 dollars or 3 dollars if she was lucky.
After a month and 10 days she wasn’t very poor anymore.
Saturday, 11 May 2013
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