Room 5 Super Workers

Well done Phoebe and Sahara, you have both been awesome role models this week!!

Sahara has been putting in extra work at home and at school to find out more information about our science experiments! Well done.

Pheobe has been listening to her writing feedback and has included some fantastic verbs and adjectives in her writing! Ka Pai. 

SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS!

If you want to try some incredible science at home check out this cool website!


Science BOB

AMAZING ROOM FIVE STUDENTS!

Room Five have had an amazing week!  We have written some amazing stories about science experiments and we have been training hard for the Cross Country.  We are all getting really good had being helpful towards one an other and giving each other positive comments. 

Well done especially to these amazing students!  You guys are awesome Role Models.

 Well done to Declyn who was awarded the Principals Citizenship award this week!

Well done to Cameron f

or having an enthusiastic attitude towards his fitness and trying really hard to be ‘better than before’ when running the Four Js run at lunch time and to

Kade for showing a positive attitude towards his writing and for trying really hard to write his ideas clearly.

Circles Maths Learning!

Check out the Circles learning videos below about equal adjustments. 

Sahara, Sinead and Jack 

Sammi, Declyn and Natasha

The Super Stinky Shark by Room 5

On Thursday Room 5 went down to the Paroa beach to look at a shark that was surrounded by sticks and stones.  We think it had been killed and used for bait.

First we walked down to the beach in a single file line.  As we got closer to the shark we could smell something horrific it smelt like a skunk.  Once we got closer to the shark the smell faded away.

Next we got closer to the shark and had a really close look at it.  We wern't allowed to touch it.  We could see the sharks gills, teeth and lots of blood.  The skin near its back fin had been skinned off and we could see the white flesh.  We think someone skinned it to use for bait. We noticed its eyeball had started to rot away and its skin was wrinkling in the warmth of the sun.

Then Miss Curragh took some photos of us standing behind the shark and suddenly we heard a scream from Mia "look it has blood in its eyeball"! We all stared like an eagle at the blood in the eye.

We were disgusted and amazed to see a shark on the Paroa beach.

By Room 5

Triangles Maths group learning

Well done Triangles you worked well  together to create an awesome recording of your learning. 

fantastic floating M and Ms by Sammi

GOAL: To make the 'm' on the M and Ms float

Materials:
plastic container,warm water,4 M and Ms

METHOD

step 1.Place 4 M and Ms facing up in the plastic container.

step 2.Pour in some warm water into the container just covering them without the lollies turning over.

step 3.Watch the M and Ms closely and something cool will happen.

That is how you do the amazing experiment

Squares Maths Group - Explaining their learning

The squares have been learning to explain their learning and have made some learning posters explaining their goals. 

Mia and Matthew

Pheobe and Pippa

Kade and Kyla

Tuakana Teina- The Bucket Experiment

Room 1 and Room 5 observed an AMAZING science experiment today. They got to talk about what they thought was happening and draw pictures of what they thought might happen next!
I was very impressed with the team work going on at tables and how the Tuakana were helping out their little buddies. 

Ka Pai Room 5!

Room 5 Super Workers!

Well done Matthew and Sammi for working hard in the classroom. 

Congratulations!