Tuesday, 17 May 2016
Friday, 13 May 2016
Gracias Maria: Spanish Lessons
This afternoon, Maria (Leola and Violeta's mum) came in to teach us Spanish. Some of us chose to work with her as part of our golden time today.
A big GRACIAS to Maria for her time. It is great to have parent expertise in the classroom!
We learnt how to introduce ourselves:
We learnt numbers 0-9
We learnt ourcolours :
A big GRACIAS to Maria for her time. It is great to have parent expertise in the classroom!
We learnt how to introduce ourselves:
We learnt numbers 0-9
We are singing a Spanish number song Here is a song that we will be learning in class: |
We learnt our
We have the " |
Labels:
golden time,
languages,
learner agency,
parent help,
spanish
Thursday, 12 May 2016
Worser Bay Running Man Challenge
THE RUNNING MAN CHALLENGE!
Now we challenge you. Schools of New Zealand...
#nzschoolrunningmanchallenge
Our Year 3 and 4 students took the challenge. What a lot of fun!
Monday, 9 May 2016
If You Learned Here: Worser Bay/ Tautoru Pages
We have come to the end of our project, "If You Learned Here". We have put together the pages for the global ebook. Our students have worked really hard to contribute to the project and they should all be very proud of themselves. We're all looking forward to reading the book... Watch this space!
Find out more at: ifyoulearnedhere.weebly.com
Find out more at: ifyoulearnedhere.weebly.com
The Helping Circle
We have been reading a poem called, "Our Town" by James K Baxter. This week we will be writing our own version of the poem. As a group, we brainstormed places that we could write about and then we went off to work on our own brainstorms for our poem about our chosen place.
At the end of our writing session we worked in a sharing circle. We read our brainstorm to a buddy and they read theirs to us. This is a great opportunity to edit and improve what we have written.
Students have been helping each other to brainstorm what they can see, smell, touch, feel and tastein their chosen place.
This links with our school focusabout being connected.
Did what boys do- dozed in the
Schoolroom, made bows and arrows, dodged the
At the end of our writing session we worked in a sharing circle. We read our brainstorm to a buddy and they read theirs to us. This is a great opportunity to edit and improve what we have written.
Students have been helping each other to brainstorm what they can see, smell, touch, feel and taste
This links with our school focus
This is the poem that our students have been reading:
OUR TOWN
By James K Baxter
The town was usual enough; it had
A creek, a bridge, a beach, a sky
Over it, and even a small tin church
I never went to. My brother, my cousins and I
Did what boys do- dozed in the hot
Schoolroom, made bows and arrows, dodged the mad
Boat builder, crept like rabbits through the black
Under-runners with a weak torch,
Burnt dry rushes, wrestled or swam
Doing nothing important.
Labels:
collaborating,
connected,
helping circle,
Reading,
writing
Sunday, 8 May 2016
Connecting and Collaborating
Our focus this term is collaborating. Our Year 3 students have been helping our younger students to use Google Apps for Education (GAFE). Our Year 1 and 2 students have their own folders in our shared account. We are writing for our project, "If you learned here." We had a great morning connecting with people that we don't usually work with.
Labels:
collaborating,
connecting,
GAFE,
ICT,
if you learned here
Thursday, 5 May 2016
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