Wearable Arts Show 2014

Our fantastic masks 'Maui and his brothers'

Lined up with the sun sprites.

'Te Ra'
Thank you Teresa for helping Ruru.

Getting ready to start the show!

Cricket

We have been gaining skills in Cricket, learning how to control the ball and run to the wicket.

Tokelauan Language Week

Malo e Lelei,

This week we are celebrating Tokelauan language. We had a very special school prayer and performance from our Tokelauan students and families. Here are a few pictures.

Welcome Back - Term 4

Already we have 1 week under our belts! 

Maths - for weeks 1 and 2 we are learning about length and using non standard methods of measuring  length.

We measured how tall we were using paper strips.

 

We put gingerbread men in order from smallest to tallest

We drew our family from tallest to smallest.

 

We made play dough worms of varying lengths and then drew them.

Here is Danijela measuring objects around the room using unifix cubes.


Topic - Wow 






We have had visitors from Hutt Intermediate sharing their creative designs from their wearable arts and 2 sessions exploring materials and methods for using materials like paper folding and tie dying techniques.

Some ideas from Ruru

Trip to the Dowse Museum

 

 

We had fun viewing all the artefacts, sketching and hearing the interesting stories about live in the past (I am unable to publish any pictures of artefacts from the museum, sorry).

Maths Term 3 2014

 

We are working on addition and subtraction in Number this term. Here are pictures of Ruru's using number lines and other equipment to solve add/sub problems.

 

Whole class math warm ups - Freddy Frog Jumps

Isabella sharing her ribbon and certificate awards for gymnastics - well done!

Mimio Interactive Board

Independent literacy activity - using technology as a tool for learning.

Term 3

Welcome back to a new term. We have had a fantastic first week celebrating Maori language. A big thank you to our visitors who taught us new songs and vocabulary.

We had a visit from Jen and her colleague from the Dowse Museum sharing some of Petone's toanga (treasures) from the past.