Kia ora! We are an awesome class of Year 3 and Year 4 students who love to show what we are learning. Thank you for taking an interest in our class.
Tuesday, 25 November 2014
Tuesday, 18 November 2014
Thursday, 13 November 2014
Google Engine Maps - Today Rm 5 started teaching other students how to create their own custom made map.
We still need to teach how to create layers on the map to show distance and time between our activities. We also want to insert videos and embed our maps onto our blog. This is a great tool for planning our EOTC trip.
Monday, 3 November 2014
What's hot in Room 5?
Check out Anthony's blog. He has posted the recent class movie.
To see what we are doing in Art go to Gabrielle's blog.
Our delicious garden is on display in Shilaine's blog.
Look who was in the Northern Advocate last Friday! Go Peri! I am so proud of all of the Room 5 students who represented us in the Northern Champions Primary School Festival last Thursday.
Thursday, 30 October 2014
Tuesday, 28 October 2014
Monday, 20 October 2014
Recount Writing - WALT come up with language that enhances the mood/ideas of our writing.
In Room 5 has been focusing on building up their descriptive and figurative language around certain moods. Here are some of the best sentences
Mood
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Tamaiti
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Best Sentence
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growing confidence
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Gerry
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My nervousness began to shrink. It was as if I was getting a new skin. I shrugged away my shyness.
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getting ready to preform
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Hohepa
Shilaine |
We were standing in line like soldiers, waiting for power to come on us.
"Hopi, Kiraro!" Mana called like a chief above us. We were all in position, following his commands like trained warriors.We waited for the curtains to open again... 3, 2, 1 The curtains began to open! Right there in front of us was a massive, cheering crowd. It was like we were presenting on X Factor. |
Shy
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Gabrielle
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I wanted to sink into my own world and disappear
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Shy
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Peri
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There I stood, as timid as a mouse.
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Proud of myself
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Letisha
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“Hopi! Kiraro! Hopi!” I could see tiny little tears coming out the side of my whanaus eyes
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nervous
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Letisha
Hanita |
I was so nervous, eels twisting and turning inside my stomach
Walking onto the stage it felt like my tummy was a tuna net that eels were trying to slip out of. I was feeling nervous. |
Excitement
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Hanita
Jordan |
The excitement grew inside me like a dog knowing it is about to get a feed.
All eyes were on me, if I made a mistake it would haunt me |
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