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Monday 5 December 2016

               How to make wrist wrappers
Learning Intention- we are learning to write a instruction how to make wrist wrappers.
Success Criteria: I know I can do this when I can write instruction how to make wrist wrappers.

You will need:
. A cardboard tube from a food wrap or kitchen paper roll.
. An egg carton
. Scissors
. Glue (P.V.A. or a hot glue gun)
. Paint

1. Cut the tube in half from top to bottom in a spiral shape

2. Cur the spiral in half again to make two snake bodies of the same length.

3. Trim the ends into points.
Make one longer and thinner to look like a tail.

4. Cut two forked tongues from the leftover pieces.

5. Cut out one of the pointed centres inside an egg carton. Slice it in half and round the edges off with scissors. Now you have two snake heads.

6. Glue the heads to the snake bodies and glue a tongue into each mouth.

7. Paint them in snaky colours!

8. Wrap them around your wrists and up your arms. 
                 How to bake Potato Gratin
L.I- we are learning to write an instruction how to bake a potato gratin using action words in the beginning of the sentence.
S.C- I know I am successful when I write an instruction in order how to bake an potato gratin using action words at the beginning of the sentence.

Ingredients:
Potato 
Cheese sauce 
Grated cheese

Steps:
1. Wash the potatoes.
2. Slice the potatoes thinly.
3. Arrange the potatoes on the baking dish to cover the space.
4. Cover the potatoes with cheese sauce.
5. Put another layer of potatoes on top of the cheese sauce.
6. Repeat covering the potatoes with cheese sauce.
7. Cover it with foil and bake it.
                   Jump Rope For The Heart
Learning Intention- we are learning to write a recount about jump rope using action words in a paragraph form.
Success Criteria: I know I am successful when I can write a recount about jump rope for the heart.

Wow! I reached 100 skips!

On Friday, we went to the top court and skipped many ways.

First, we separated classes from each other so that we can have our own space. Room 1 and 2 got half of the court and my class got the other part. I started skipping with my friends, Angelina and Anamaria. We used two skipping ropes, then we used one rope. Me and Angelina achieved our goal by skipping 50 times. We were tired, but we had fun. 

Next, we jumped in and out the skipping rope. We were playing over the moon. It was a bit hard to jump in and out the skipping rope, but we tried our best. Other children did other fancy skipping like the criss cross, skipping with one leg and skip running.

Skipping keeps your blood circulating.

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Tuesday 13 September 2016

                    2004 Summer Olympic
                        By George and Roneeza
Learning Intention- we are learning to write  about the 2004 Summer Olympics.
Success Criteria: I know I can do this when I can give information about the 2004  Summer Olympic torch.

History of the flame:
The ancient Greeks believed that fire was given to the humankind by " Prometheus " and considered to have a sacred qualities. 
" Mirrors " were used to focus the sun rays  to ignite flames that would burn perpetually in front of the Greek Temples. The Olympic flame began in 1936 in Berlin games. 3,300 runners brought the torch with flames.
Today, the Olympic flame is lit in front of ruins of the Temple of Hera in Olympia, Greece.

Host country: Athens, Greece

First torch lighter: Kostas Gatsioudis-  Silver medallist in Running. 

Last torch lighter: Nicolas Kaklamanakis- Silver medallist in Sailing.

Meaning of the torch design:  The country was inspired by an Olive Leaf. The design was selected to enhance the flame with its upward dynamic shape. Its ergonomic curved design establish the torch as the continuation of the flame, which in turn rises as a continuation of the torch bearers hand. It is made of metal (magnesium) and wood (Olive tree.) It also represents the fire seemed to come straight from the torchbearers hand.

Wednesday 7 September 2016

               Is School Uniform Important?
Learning Intention- we are learning to write a explanation why school uniforms are important.
Success Criteria: I know I am successful when I can write the explanation in a paragraph form.

School uniform are important because people will know which school you go to. We wear our full uniform because it makes us look smart, clean and tidy. Our uniform represent our school.

School uniform is important because other people will say how neat we looks. It makes us look handsome and pretty. We wear our uniform because our school is not a fashion place. If we are not wearing uniforms our parents will buy lots of clothes and, it will be a waste of money.

School uniform is important because we are proud of our school.

Wednesday 31 August 2016

                Olympic Games Are Important

Learning Intention- we are learning to explain why Olympic games are important.
Success Criteria: I know I can do this when I can write an explanation about the importance of Olympics in full sentence,  correct grammar, correct spelling and punctuation.

Olympic games are important because there are lots of athletes from other countries to compete with each other.

Olympic games isn't all about winning. It's also about friendship, and helping each other. Athletes show respect, care and sportsmanship to each other.

Medals are important because if you are a winner, you get a gold, silver or an bronze medal and your country will be proud.
Runners run because they try their best to come first and earn a gold medal.

The Olympic torch is important because they light the cauldron for the Olympics games to start.
The flag bearers represent their country.                                                                                  
                                           Olympics                             
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Thursday 25 August 2016

              Why are Seat belts Important?
Learning Intention- we are learning to write an explanation.
Success Criteria: I know I can do this when I can write the importance of why are seat belts are important.

1.  It keeps us in our seats during an car crash.

2.   Seat belt has a buckle so we can stay safely in our seat.

3. Seat belts stops me from getting out of the moving car and injure myself.

4. When the car spins around during accident, my seat belt can keep me from being thrown away. 

5. When you get in your car you must put on your seat belt on before the car starts.

Tuesday 23 August 2016

The Joyful Mysteries

L.I- we are learning to identify the different mysteries of the rosary.
Success Criteria: I know I can do this when I can name 5 events of the Joyful Mysteries.
                            The Joyful Mysteries
1. The Annunciation
Angel Gabriel said to the Virgin Mary that she will have a baby and he will be called Jesus, the son God.

2. The Visitation
Virgin Mary visited her cousin Elizabeth and she was filled with the Holy spirit and told Virgin Mary "blessed are your among women and blessed is the fruit of your womb."

3.The birth of Jesus
Virgin Mary gave birth to a baby boy in a manger.

4. The presentation
Mary and Joseph presented the baby Jesus at the Temple.

5. Finding of the child Jesus in the temple
Mary and Joseph rejoiced when they found Jesus in the Temple after being lost for three days.

Monday 22 August 2016

Friday 19 August 2016

Learning Intention- we are learning to make a statement to describe information shown in the data.
Success Criteria: I know I am successful when I write a statement to describe the information shown in a graph.
            Favorite playtime activities
Hop scotch
 Handball
     Tag
 Running
Hide & seek

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Hopscotch- No-one in room 5 likes Hopscotch.
Hopscotch is the least popular game in room 5.
Handball- One person like the game handball.
Handball is one of the least popular game in room 5.
Tag- One person like tag.
Running is the popular playtime game in room 5.

Twelve children choose running.

Tuesday 16 August 2016

Prayer - Karakia of the faithful

L.I- we are learning to write a prayer of the faithful.
S.C-I know I can do this when I write a prayer for the leaders to make decisions that are good for all people.

                           Prayer for the leaders of the world

For the leaders of the world, that they will make good decisions so that the people will live a better life.

For all leaders of the world,  should teach people to learn about Gods goodness.

That leaders of the world, that should have peace and joy to all people by making peace to other leaders.

For the leaders the world, would provide shelter to the poor.

For the leaders world, that they should provide food and clean water to the sick and poor.


  
                              Duffy Theatre
L.I- we are learning to write a recount using correct punctuation.
S.C: I know I can do this when I write a recount about Duffy Theatre show using correct punctuation.

Wow! Such funny actors they were!
It's the first day back to school, we watched a play about the importance of reading. First, we sang the Duffy song then the actors introduced themselves to the audience and the characters they were going to play. 

Duffy was in his bed, trying to read a book called Doctor Who. Before he could start reading, a loud music played. Then his mum came rushing in, and told Duffy that she liked that song. Duffy said nothing and tried to ignore the loud music.

After that, Duffy jumped out off his bed and went to visit Ruby, his neighbour. Duffy found Ruby watching cricket on TV in their living room. He asked if she had any books to read. Ruby said, "no". Then he asked if she went to school and if she knows how to read. Again, she said, "no". 

Duffy wanted to know what was going on but Ruby crossed her arms. It means she didn't want to talk about it. Ruby was sad and upset because her father died in World War two when she was young. Duffy was surprised and felt sorry for Ruby.

He wished that he could help Ruby. Then an idea came into his mind. He can help Ruby by travelling back through time and save Ruby's dad. He had to bring him back alive.

He travelled in an amazing time machine. When Duffy 
stopped the time machine, he met a ninja and they became friends. When it was time to leave, the ninja gave him a mask and a robe. Duffy thanked the ninja and continued on his journey. 

Then Duffy was at the right place. He saw Sunny, but suddenly, a bullet sound came on, and Duffy and Sunny fell to the ground. A doctor brought Sunny to the hospital and fixed his leg.

When it was time to go home, the time machine stopped itself. Then he saw himself being all grown up. They both said,  "hello", but were confused because there names were both Duffy. Then Duffy asked if he can help to get home to 2016. He said, "yes". They pulled and pushed, pulled and pushed....

Finally, before Duffy could go home, we all said good-bye to grown up Duffy. Lastly, the Duffy people said thank you for watching their play.

My favourite part is when the loud music came on. It was really funny and surprising. Such a great show to watch!



Monday 15 August 2016


              How do cats show their feelings?
                  Cats have many ways of showing their feelings.

Learning Intention- We are learning to write an explanation.
Success Criteria: I know I can do this when I can write a question mark in the heading, an introduction to tell about the topic, and series of points telling how and why. 

When cats are happy they purr when they're sleepy. They sit quietly when they get themselves warm. They smooch you when you give them delicious food to eat. They roll over to get there tummy tickled.

When cats are angry they hiss because the baby pulls their tail. They growl because they're fighting with another cat. They fluff themselves up to make them big so that the other cat would run away. Cats give warning don't come near me or else they will scratch you by twitching their tail.

Kittens are the cutest animal I have ever seen.                             

             
   
             







      



                                  

Friday 12 August 2016

                     Carrot Muffins Recipe
Learning Intention- we are learning to write a recipe using carrots.
Success Criteria: I know I can do this when I can bake carrot muffins.

Ingredients:
4 eggs
3 carrots
1/4 cup of low fat milk 
3/4 cup of brown soft Chelsea sugar
2 half cups of plain flour 
4 tsp baking powder
1 cup of chocolate chips

Steps:
1. Peel carrots and grate it finely in the bowl.

2. Mix oil, milk, and brown sugar together.

3. Add flour and baking powder in the mix.

4. Mix gently ( don't over mix )

5. Spoon into the prepared tin and bake for 15- 18 minutes until puffed and golden brown.

6. Cool for 2 min then gently twist and ease the muffins out to cool.  













Tuesday 9 August 2016

L.I - W.A.L.T- show and act with Tika, Pono and Aroha.
S.C: I know I can do this when I showed and acted with tika, pono and aroha.

How to show and act with tika, pono and aroha.

1. In the playground I can show and act with tika, pono and aroha by including people that is lonely in my game. I can help someone when they fall down and say if they are all right.

2. In the classroom, I can help people in there homework. I can guide people on there chrome book. Wait for your turn to get your chrome book.

3. At home, I can share and respect my sisters by cheering them up when they are sad. I can play fair and square with my neighbours by following the rules of the game. I can use kind words to my siblings by saying sorry.