Showing posts with label Chloe-Mae. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chloe-Mae. Show all posts

Saturday, 29 November 2014

Polar Bear Club - Week 2


All the swimmers rated the temperature of the water after the second Polar Bear Club, and most people thought the water in the pool was warmer.

Celebration Night - the Choir

The choir sang beautifully at the opening of Celebration Night.

Friday, 24 October 2014

May we play with clay today?

Chloe-Mae's clay fish

Bella's clay fish
First we had a Play Clay Day where we played and experimented with clay.  The next day we made a fish out of clay.  Now they must be left to dry out for three weeks before they are ready to be fired in the kiln.  The next stage will be to paint them in creative colours like the fish in the Go Fish Go book that motivated us in the first place.

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Weka Day Camp - orienteering

Studying the map before heading out to find the first flag.

Lots of flags found and squares stamped!


Daniel's Grandad is going to bring a compass next time to make it easier to read the maps.



Humpty Dumpty play in Room 3

The puppeteers.

Kaleb handed out bags of popcorn before the show.

Chloe-Mae was the narrator.

Wrist wrappers rock!

We sprayed the wrist wrappers gold and glued on tiny jewels.

We followed the instructions in School Journal 25 to make wrist wrappers.

Tuesday, 9 September 2014

Technology challenge


  
Mr Lomas tries out Jeffrey's catapult

Popstick catapults rule!

We visited Room 8 to see them raise flags using pulleys.

We used all sorts of materials, even chopsticks!

We checked out other designs during the Technology Challenge
Will the catapult power the pompoms over the river?

Cockle Bay Cross Country

Soon it will be our turn to run.

Year 3 boys at the starting line

Now it's the Year 3 girls turn




At the finish line

Squishy mud!

The Weka Team visit the Auckland Museum

The carvings and walls told stories of ancestors.

Lunch in the sunshine - the Museum itself made good seats

We learnt about Maori protocol in the meeting house

We went on an imaginary journey across the Pacific

The carvings are being refurbished by the University of Auckland

Wednesday, 23 July 2014

Our trip to MOTAT

The conductor told us all about the trams in the olden days.

Ashley helped the conductor drive the tram back to MOTAT.

The conductor let Ashley wear his conductor cap after helping drive the tram.


Jacob and Jordan were back at school, even while we were on a trip!

Cade used the hammer, rods and blocks to make a tall tower.

Nisha, Chloe-Mae and Hannah T made a skateboard.


Adan and Ben made vehicles using wheels and axles.

Room 3 and Room 5 worked together on the gear cogs.

A broken thumb didn't stop Daniel pushing Josiah round!

Bella and Daniel look like hobbits!

Jackson played the jandal drums!