End of term yay!!!

We evaluated our term and began ideas for next term. Check out our
PMI - Have a happy and safe holiday!!!

Scooby doo movies

This week we wanted to make scooby doo movies. We have been planning them; our storyline and then our slide screen shots with Mrs McIntyre and now we are using the app explain everything to make our movies.

Room 12 and the Middle Syndicate

This week is 'Keep NZ beautiful', on Tuesday Room 12 and the Middle Syndicate cleaned up Cypress Gardens. We were impressed that some areas were quite clean.
On Wednesday the middle syndicate made teams together to play unihoc, soccer and turbo touch. We picked the right days for our middle syndicate cypress gardens ventures!!! Rain rain go away!!!!!!

Circle time gratitude

As well as apologies- we also thanked the class mates who helped us during the day. Great way to end a day!!!

Guess what we found out!!

Usain Bolt is coming to NZ in October- we are catching up on news using kiwi-kids.

Literacy

Today we listened to the story 'The Forgotten taniwha' by Robyn Kahukiwa. The elephants, lions and leopards used thinking tools to help them make their poem on the iPads. The Sea Turtles had to recall the story using the new esol iPads. We were lucky to use the iPads at our imagination time ( thanks room 14!!!). The Rhinos used spider scribe ( our fav website) to mindmap in preparation for our taniwha stories this week. Wow what a digital day!!!

Beware stepping foot in Room 12

Yesterday while the kapahaka kids went to play....
Taniwha came to stay!!

Introducing the new cops

Check out our badges!! ...and our muscles and our salutes!!!

Our last keeping ourselves safe lesson

Today Constable Cole joined room 12 to talk to us about secrets, bribes and tricks. We were stars!!!!

Maths at news time

This morning we checked out kiwi kids news and found out that the world's shortest man and woman met. Chandra Bahadur Dangi is from Nepal, he is 54.6cm tall and we worked out by listening to the clip, he is 72 years old. The shortest woman is Jyoti Amge, she is 62.8cm tall and we worked out she was 18 years old. We compared our tallest and our shortest children with a ruler to compare the man's height. After reading more we worked out their difference in height using a number line. We had to find tidy numbers, whole numbers and decimal numbers.

Keeping ourselves safe

This morning we had our second session. This time Constable Sam worked with us talking about abuse.