Here are two great examples of our 'I am' poetry from last week. Some of us are still publishing our poems. Everyone has done a fantastic job and we are all pretty confident at rhyming (especially with a little help from rhymezone!)
Tino pai Brooke rāua ko Te Amohanga! Great self-regulated learning!
Nau mai ki to tatou rangitaki, welcome to our blog. We're happy to have you here and viewing what we've been up to. Please follow our learning journey and leave comments on our work. "You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose!" - Dr Suess.
Showing posts with label Te Amohanga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Te Amohanga. Show all posts
Monday, 29 February 2016
Sunday, 14 February 2016
Reading Rotations
This week we are focusing on learning what is expected of us during Reading time.
Today, we discussed ways to help us find a book that we will enjoy reading. We know that we can read the blurb at the back to find out some information about what is inside a book.
We also learnt the acronym EEKK that we will use when we are buddy reading from our group browsing boxes.
Check out some of our fantastic readers practising the correct behaviours when completing activities at these stations:
WALT make 10
For homework this week, we are learning to make 10 in as many ways as possible. Today we learnt how to play the game Make 10. So far, three cards is the largest number of cards used to make 10. I wonder who will beat the record by the end of the week?
Check out some of our mathematicians learning to play this fun and competitive number knowledge game:
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