On Thursday the 29th of May we visited the Auckland Central Library. The children's area is quite new and is very cool. There are lots of awesome books to read and fun places to read them. We went up stairs to the George Grey Specialist section where we saw the smallest and the oldest books the library have. We were even allowed to have our morning tea in the library. Later we got to go down into the lower levels of the library where they store lots of books and other things such as maps. It was amazing. We also did a quiz and a rebus and Mrs Venville read us some stories.
Thursday, 29 May 2014
Sunday, 4 May 2014
Vector Stay Safe around Electricity Presentation
Today we had a presentation by Tracey from Vector about how to stay Stay Safe around Electricity. We are going to talk to our parents tonight about what we learnt and find out where the switchboard is in our house so that if there is an emergency we know how to turn the power off.
Thursday, 10 April 2014
Tuesday, 8 April 2014
Our Negative Positive Black and White Art
using a line of symmetry to reflect the shape
Wednesday, 2 April 2014
Wednesday, 19 March 2014
Some work we completed earlier in the year
Topic table
Some of our Mihis
I am great at....
Nouns telling about me
We are learning about New Zealand. This is where we went on holiday
Adjectives to describe me
At the Beach (nouns and exciting verbs activity)
Our Trip To The Look At The Tamaki River And Mount Wellington For Our Mihi
On Friday the 7th of March the Middle School and some of our parents walked down to look at the Tamaki River and Mount Wellington as part of our preparation for writing our Mihis. Three students from Room 16 said their mihi then whaea told us a Maori legend from the area. Lastly we sang a song and had our morning tea. The weather was beautiful and we all had a great time.
Listening to 3 members of Room 16 say their Mihis
Mrs Cooper leading us in a waiata (song)
Mrs Cooper (whaea) telling us a Maori legend
Listening to 3 members of Room 16 say their Mihis
Mrs Cooper leading us in a waiata (song)
Mrs Cooper (whaea) telling us a Maori legend
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