Eel's / Tuna

 Hello and welcome back to my blog! This week we went for an exciting trip to Margret Mahy and Victoria square for our PBL. We had 4 rotations we went on the waka on the avon river, looked at the Moari mats around Margret Mahy and feed the eel's/tuna, then we went to victoria square and looked at the pou and statues and looked at moari designs at the Margret Mahy playground. 

This week for reading we made a poster about eel's we had to list 8 facts to show our understanding. our goal was to Draw on and articulate a variety of strategies to assist comprehension and use knowledge from text to combine with new idea (own and others) to come up with new thinking.

This is my poster:

Do you know anything about Eel's? 

Spread some love!

 Hello and welcome back to my blog! This week for RE we focused on a 4 letter word, that word is love. We had to make a poster about what we think that love means to us and find a quote about love.  This is my poster about love. 

here is the link to the video.

What does love mean to you?

Margaret Mahy Playground

 Hi and welcome back to my blog! This week for our literacy task board we were learning about margret mahy Playground because next week we have a trip to town. I watched a video and looked at a few photos, here are the photos from around the playground. 

 


Have you ever been to the Margaret Mahy playgtound?
                                                                                                               

The 3 P's

 Hi and welcome back to my blog! this week we were learning about bullying free week. Which is from 17th of may - 21st of may 2021. We learn't quotes about kindness and accepting others differences, like small ripples can create big waves, kindness means everything but costs nothing and no one wants a box of crayons all the same color be yourself. WE learn't about the 3 P's purpose, pattern, power. This is my poster about the 3 P's. 

Do you know anything about bullying free week?

terrific te reo

 Hello and welcome back to my blog. This week we for te reo we had whakataukī. we had to use it to make a poster about what it ment to us. I used both of the diffrent phrase's.

This is my work:

                               

           

       

Do you know what whakataukī means?