NUMBER KNOWLEDGE - We are learning to multiply (and divide) numbers by 10 100 and 1,000. Thinking carefully about whether our number should be getting bigger or smaller, whether it moves to the left or the right and how many 0's (place holders) it should have is knowledge we have been getting better at. Check out Tegan and Brady's tutorial they created - ka mau te wehi!!!
Welcome to Room 1's blog. We are a Year 4-8 class at Te Mahia School situated on the Mahia peninsula. This year looks to be bigger and brighter than ever. Our teachers are Miss Kereru each day until 12pm. Then Miss O'B from 12pm until home time. We are a dedicated bunch of learners who take risks daily and are not afraid of hard work. Check out our class blog to see how Room 1 roll.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Multiplying by 10 100 and 1,000
NUMBER KNOWLEDGE - We are learning to multiply (and divide) numbers by 10 100 and 1,000. Thinking carefully about whether our number should be getting bigger or smaller, whether it moves to the left or the right and how many 0's (place holders) it should have is knowledge we have been getting better at. Check out Tegan and Brady's tutorial they created - ka mau te wehi!!!
Monday, June 17, 2013
Sunday, June 16, 2013
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Doodle For Google
Heeeeeeelo everybody. Miss D'Ath is your teacher on Thursday and I have asked her to work on a mini project with you. One of Miss D'Aths many talents includes design/art. This is what her degree she completed while at University was all about. Anyway... Google are running are competition where you have to design a Google logo that they could show instead of their normal one. The theme is, "If I were an explorer..." There are some massive prizes to be won including money, laptops, interactive whiteboards and A TRIP TO THE ANTARCTIC!!! Room 1 has enormous creative talent so start thinking before Thursday about what you might do if you were an explorer.
Friday, June 14, 2013
Te Wiki o Te Reo Maori 2013
When: 1-7th July, Friday 5th July is costume day though
Why: To celebrate our Maori culture, language and people.
Who: Te Mahia School students and students all around Aotearoa
What: mini 'Wearable Arts' day
How: Get creative, do some research, make a plan and get someone to help you
Where: Te Mahia School
Caitlin and Jack - thank you for sharing your out of this world idea. Aunty Jennifer is sending a panui home on Monday outlining how we plan to celebrate Te Wiki o Te Reo Maori, (Week 9). As the theme is Nga ingoa Maori – Maori names here is a brief list of what we talked about on Thursday ie. Papatuanuku, Ranginui, Tane-mahuta, Tangaroa, Tawhirimatea, Rongomaiwahine, Kahungunu, Rehua. The list is endless though really!!!
Why: To celebrate our Maori culture, language and people.
Who: Te Mahia School students and students all around Aotearoa
What: mini 'Wearable Arts' day
How: Get creative, do some research, make a plan and get someone to help you
Where: Te Mahia School
Caitlin and Jack - thank you for sharing your out of this world idea. Aunty Jennifer is sending a panui home on Monday outlining how we plan to celebrate Te Wiki o Te Reo Maori, (Week 9). As the theme is Nga ingoa Maori – Maori names here is a brief list of what we talked about on Thursday ie. Papatuanuku, Ranginui, Tane-mahuta, Tangaroa, Tawhirimatea, Rongomaiwahine, Kahungunu, Rehua. The list is endless though really!!!
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Carrot Cars
In week 9, we are participating in the inter-school technology event for 2013. These events involve great team work, clear communication, thinking out of the square and an ability to meet deadlines. Today in class Miss O'B provided us with a challenge involving making a car out of carrots. We had criteria that included...
1. Wheels that replicated the motion that wheels move in.
2. Our cars looked aesthetically pleasing.
3. Our cars travelled for 2m without falling to bits.
4. Our car was able to carry our lego dude.
5. Complete our planning, design and construction within 35 minutes.
Each criteria was scored out of 5. Congratulations to group 1, 2 and 5 who came out victorious today. An awesome effort Room 1 - I was most impressed!
1. Wheels that replicated the motion that wheels move in.
2. Our cars looked aesthetically pleasing.
3. Our cars travelled for 2m without falling to bits.
4. Our car was able to carry our lego dude.
5. Complete our planning, design and construction within 35 minutes.
Each criteria was scored out of 5. Congratulations to group 1, 2 and 5 who came out victorious today. An awesome effort Room 1 - I was most impressed!
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