We will Remember them in Our heart:
Friday, 5 June 2015
World War 1 And World War 2 Poster
We will Remember them in Our heart:
Wednesday, 27 May 2015
My Poem
Maths is fun
maths is cool
it is a session during school
hey! don’t be scared, when your adding fractions
because sooner or later, you will take action
Rugby is cool
rugby is fun don't worry
you will take a run
don't be scared to tackle or run
because one day crackle.
School is pretty cool
they love to play in a swimming pool
but if they don’t work and learn
they will look like fools.
Monday, 25 May 2015
Going To The ECE Learning Centre
Today the students of Room 10 went down to the ECE learning Centre to read and help young children's learn better in there age. We first Sang a song to cheer them up, then we had to choose one of the little kids to read a book to them. Our final part was when the young kids sang a Samoan farewell song.
Monday, 18 May 2015
MOTAT TRIP: Recount
Ah :) what a fresh start to the morning, the senior school were prepared to visit MOTAT. I was excited to go because I wanted to explore new objects that were brought in from World War 1 and World War 2. The first thing we did was to check our name tags, and check if all the classes were here to go. Suddenly each class heard a ruff' noise coming from in front of the school, IT”S THE BUS YAY!!.
As soon as possible we were on our way to MOTAT. The next thing we saw was that we were hearing loud banging digging on the side road. Suddenly we felt the bus stopping at MOTAT. Another school went first because they were young and short, our educator named Catherine, step by step told us the rules on how to behave while looking around MOTAT.
Our first program were to follow Catherine to a room near the fun room. In the educating room were world war 1 and 2 gears used on the Gallipoli battle field.
Then our last tour was to explore MOTAT with our thinking hats, Robin Plesius said a wonderful farewell to Catherine when it was time to leave, ahhhh :) everyone were talking to each other about what they saw at MOTAT
Friday, 1 May 2015
Technology with Mr Grundy
Today the 1st of May the year 8 and I went down to Tamaki College school to make wooden projects. Our technology teacher named Mr Grundy introduced himself to new students that joined. We had 3 or 2 more sessions to go, so everyone got into there projects to get it finished. One by one each persons name was called out when they needed help. All the time when someone is playing up they get sent out of the classroom for 10 mins. Suddenly the bell rang and so then we had to pack up and leave. Last but no lest we had to wait for the teacher to come get us.
Here is a site of Mr Grundy's Workshop:
https://sites.google.com/a/tamaki.ac.nz/mr-grundy-s-room/home
Wednesday, 29 April 2015
MADD Workshop
29/04/15
Today year 7 and 8 students went to the MADD workshop to learn about how we act and do while in and out of school and home. We got into five groups, square, rectangle, triangle, circle and squiggle. One by one each group stood up in the front and spoke to us about responsibility and hard working. Then last Mr Petia chorked an drawing of Batman.
Wednesday, 22 April 2015
Dinosaur
Type of dinosaur
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Pterodactyl - Winged lizard
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features
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A pterodactyl's feature is that it has sharp claws that can rip a humans skin and body apart. The pterodactyl can sense smell with it’s big nose and can listen with it’s small ears. The wings of it is made out of flat skin and it is smoother than flat wood and it is also 40 inches long.
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when it lived on earth
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Pterodactyl’s lived on earth 145 million years ago before humans arrived.
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when it became extinct
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Animals like pterodactyls are called pterosaurs. foods eaten by a specific group of people or other organisms. very large, extinct reptile chiefly from the Mesozoic Era, 251 million to 65 million years ago.
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diet
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Lizards like pterodactyl they ate fish, insects and small animals like lizards.
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Other facts
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There were lots of different types of pterodactyls, living in lots of parts of the world. Some were small like a crow, some were as big as hang gliders.
The fossil of a baby pterodactyl was found that was only one inch long, but it could already fly.
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pictures
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