To start our year, we watched a wonderful YouTube clip and discussed what it meant to us.
We decided we wanted to be more DOG not CAT.
Wow, Term 3 already and we can't wait to share our learning and thinking with you. Be prepared for an action packed term with an challenge inquiry. We would love to hear your thoughts about our learning journey.
Showing posts with label Hauora. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hauora. Show all posts
Sunday, 4 February 2018
Tuesday, 2 December 2014
BTBWCB Tools
Our Shared book this week has been In My Heart, written by Jo Witek. Some of us decided to give Toondoo a whirl to show our learning. We needed to think of a scenario and then show what BTBWCB tools we would use to make the situation better.




Saturday, 8 November 2014
I'm Glad I'm Me, inspired by Phil Bosta
We were inspired to write our own poems after reading the poem, I'm Glad I'm Me written by Phil Bosta. For more of our poems you can click on our Author's Arcade page to read them.
Saturday, 1 November 2014
Our Awesome Affirmations
We are celebrating our achievements, successes and hard work this term. As a part of our shared book learning, we discovered affirmations encourage and support us to learn and overcome challenges. We have used Google docs to create an affirmations page about who we are and who we will be.
To view the remainder of our affirmations pages, please click on our Shared Book page.
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| Felicity's Affirmations |
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| Adam' Affirmations |
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| Destiny's Affirmations |
To view the remainder of our affirmations pages, please click on our Shared Book page.
Monday, 15 September 2014
Te Wharenui
As a part of our Te Marae unit, Room 11 has been learning about the importance of the wharenui and the significance of the different parts of its structure. We used the Educreations app to show our learning. Check out the rest of our learning on our Te Marae page.
Friday, 29 August 2014
Pepeha
If you have looked on our Te Marae page, you will know we have been learning our pepeha. We have used the Tellagami app to present them. We are so proud of how they have turned out. We would appreciate your comments on what we have done well and things we could improve on.
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