Hangliders - Our Reflections:
ALL THE ART AND CRAFT : Kayley
I really enjoyed making the frame with all the plastic parts and I liked making the cover. :briony
I liked painting on the top and building the frame with my dad. : larisssa
I liked making the hanglider by redemption
I liked making the frame by luke
I thought it was very creative!!! By chloe
I liked to paint the top of the hang glider and it made my hands dirty by Nicole .
I liked art things and making them hand glider. Cheyanne
I liked making them I thought it was creative by zak
I like making then because when my dad and me rolled up the paper savannah.
Room Two Bellevue
What's New In Room 2?
What's New In Room Two?
Check out our happenings..
Wacky Wednesday
New Zealand Summertime Companions - Friends or Foes?
Term 4
Welcome to Term 4. We have a busy term ahead with lots of exciting things coming up.
Thursday November 3 - Year 6's are meeting with Mr Popping from Otumoetai Intermediate School.
Friday November 11 - Year 5 are reading with Tauranga Rotary.
Friday November 11 - School Councillors have Orange Day.
Wednesday November 16 - Senior Athletics Day
Wednesday Nov. 23 - Wednesday Nov. 30 - Life Education
Friday December 2 - Cool Bananas Christmas Show
Tuesday December 6 - East Cluster Athletics
Thursday December 8 - Disco (Christmas Theme)
Friday December 16 - Last day - School finishes 12.30pm.
Thursday November 3 - Year 6's are meeting with Mr Popping from Otumoetai Intermediate School.
Friday November 11 - Year 5 are reading with Tauranga Rotary.
Friday November 11 - School Councillors have Orange Day.
Wednesday November 16 - Senior Athletics Day
Wednesday Nov. 23 - Wednesday Nov. 30 - Life Education
Friday December 2 - Cool Bananas Christmas Show
Tuesday December 6 - East Cluster Athletics
Thursday December 8 - Disco (Christmas Theme)
Friday December 16 - Last day - School finishes 12.30pm.
Term 3 Happenings
Kia ora
This term we have been working really hard with our learning. We have learnt about how important water is to our world and had Waterline work with us in week 3.
As part of our Inquiry we are now learning about machines. See our posting about our progress.
On September 14 we have the Sevens Tournament.
Early in October the Year 6's have a visit to Otumoetai Intermediate School and the Year 5's have Maths and Science testing run by the Ministry of Education.
We are all doing our personal best and having fun while we learn.
This term we have been working really hard with our learning. We have learnt about how important water is to our world and had Waterline work with us in week 3.
As part of our Inquiry we are now learning about machines. See our posting about our progress.
On September 14 we have the Sevens Tournament.
Early in October the Year 6's have a visit to Otumoetai Intermediate School and the Year 5's have Maths and Science testing run by the Ministry of Education.
We are all doing our personal best and having fun while we learn.
Kiwi Kids News
Rugby World Cup 2011
Yes it's finally here. There has been a lot of excitement about the World Cup Rugby in New Zealand. We had an awesome Blackout day last Friday at school. Check out our pictures.
Below are some fun websites for you to explore and learn more about the RWC. Use these to help with your activities.
Below are some fun websites for you to explore and learn more about the RWC. Use these to help with your activities.
Rugby World Cup 2011
Blackout Day
Halfmen of O
Have a look at our Hangliders - also check out the postings to see what we thought about making them.
Our Measuring in Room 2
Lately we have been measuring things inside and outside our classroom for measurement in maths.
We have all been put with buddies to measure items around the school with 30 cm and 1 meter rulers.
We have been copying off a list and recording what we have measured in our maths book.
We have been using teamwork together to measure things over a meter.
All of us have been measuring ordinary and odd things like a dictionary and Mr. Adrian's shed.
Some of the things we have measured are huge, small and just normal sized.
Examples of things we measured are:
Door,
Friends,
Big green rubbish bin,
Desk,
Flat computer screen,
Picnic table,
Sandpit.
By Briony and Beau.
Check out our photos below.
What are we measuring?
Monday, September 19, 2011
Monday, August 1, 2011
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Kids Can Ride
Check out some of our comments about Kids Can Ride...
I think its awesome its fun to learn as well . I'm so excited to go on the road on Thursday or Friday its going to be awesome . Briony
All of us kids are having a great time with kids can ride they are helping us learn road safety and learn right and wrong steps Larissa :)
I think its awesome doing kids can ride because you get to learn lots of bike safety rules and the road safety rules like 4,2,1 and ABC. Kayley.
I like kids can ride cause we learn all the parts of a bike and road safety and how to care for your bike. Bailey
It so cool that we know road safety at school I’m excited to go on the road on Thursday and Friday its going to be totally awesome to look after our bikes and know the parts of our bikes too. Zak
I like kids can ride because we learn all the on our bike and do the 4.2.1
Joshua W.
Kids can ride is cool because we check our helmets and bikes and we get to cycle on the road!!! Zoe
I think kids can ride is awesome because we get to ride our bikes and do lots of fun games!!!!!!! Kate
Kids can ride is fantastic because we can ride on our bikes on the road. by Luke
Kids can ride is cool as and it gets us out of class. Xavien
I like Kids Can Ride because it gives you experience about riding your bike on the road. Redemption :)
I like kids can ride because you can exercise and because you can ride your bike and have fun by Jacob;]
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Auckland Camp
Senior Syndicate Auckland Trip 2011
Children will all need to take:
• A day bag with them on the bus. This day bag must contain packed morning and
afternoon tea, lunch and a drink for the first day. Drink bottles are
essential as children will need to fill these with water for the rest of the
trip.
• A raincoat and camera (camera optional).
In a separate bag:
• Sleeping bag
• Pillow
• Thin squab
• Something to sleep in
• One change of clothes
• Walking shoes; no child will be allowed to participate unless they are wearing
walking shoes when they arrive at school to leave on the trip.
• Plastic bag for dirty clothes
• Facecloth/towel and soap
• Toothbrush and toothpaste
• Torch and camera but these are your responsibility. We suggest disposable
cameras are the best.
Breakfast, morning and afternoon tea and lunch will be provided on day two and the evening meal on day one.
Children are NOT to bring money, cell phones or sweets on this trip. There will be no opportunity to spend money while they are away.
A first aid kit will be taken.
PLEASE NOTE
All medication must be handed in to teachers on the morning of departure in a named plastic bag. All belongings must be labelled with your child’s trip number which you will be allocated before we go.
Children will all need to take:
• A day bag with them on the bus. This day bag must contain packed morning and
afternoon tea, lunch and a drink for the first day. Drink bottles are
essential as children will need to fill these with water for the rest of the
trip.
• A raincoat and camera (camera optional).
In a separate bag:
• Sleeping bag
• Pillow
• Thin squab
• Something to sleep in
• One change of clothes
• Walking shoes; no child will be allowed to participate unless they are wearing
walking shoes when they arrive at school to leave on the trip.
• Plastic bag for dirty clothes
• Facecloth/towel and soap
• Toothbrush and toothpaste
• Torch and camera but these are your responsibility. We suggest disposable
cameras are the best.
Breakfast, morning and afternoon tea and lunch will be provided on day two and the evening meal on day one.
Children are NOT to bring money, cell phones or sweets on this trip. There will be no opportunity to spend money while they are away.
A first aid kit will be taken.
PLEASE NOTE
All medication must be handed in to teachers on the morning of departure in a named plastic bag. All belongings must be labelled with your child’s trip number which you will be allocated before we go.
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