Outdoor Education

WALT sail an optimist yacht 

When it was 8:45 on Thursday 19th November 2015 my class went optimist yachting in padrona pond 

Te Reo

WALT read and write # in te Reo 

Next step—go to 1000

Reading

Maths

FWALT use our maths thinking to solve and create number and picture squares.

I solve This one two ways.

I needed to solve the place value to the pictures.

Can you solve this one I created 

P.E

These term we are doing health fitness and to keep fit.

 I didn't know that panchs is an exercise.

I am going to show you some photos.

Writing

WALA Spring 

I made an acrostic Poem 

Season 

Pollen 

Running

It is spring 

Green grass 

We  made some butterfly's using symmetry.

India celebrates spring by throwing colourful powders at each other.

Reading

We research facts about the Moa.

I used pic collage to present my facts 

and here is more facts about the Moa.

They couldn’t fly

There were about 10 different species

Most lived in forest, not grassland

Moa (singular and plural) is pronounced MORE, not MOWER

They fell into holes in limestone country and their skeletons lie there, waiting to be discovered by cavers.

Scientists have looked at fossils which show contents of a moa's gizzard (part of its stomach) and they have even studied moa coprolites (fossilised poo!) to work out what they ate.

So over millions of years, the moa’s wings became smaller, their bodies bigger and heavier and they strode through the forest instead of flying.

What I found interesting was There were about 10 different species