Monday, 9 March 2015

Welcome to the penultimate week before your competition! You are going to be busy this week amalgamating your New Zealand knowledge and work, ready to practice your presentation. Well done with your New Zealand traditional dishes last week, chef's in the making! You also mastered The Haka with our Kiwi visitor, very funny but impressive too!
Of course, we are going to be concentrating on Sats preparation too with comprehension, grammar and maths past paper practice and revision. We're all looking forward to Red Nose Day too on Friday.
   Homework  09/03/15


   Due in on Friday as homework will be given out on Mondays.
English
 I would like you to write an information slide for your team’s powerpoint on the Christchurch earthquake using your homework research from last week.will it have photos or diagrams too?  Write out what you will type into your powerpoint for your team. This needs to be completed by Thursday this week in order to have your team’s powerpoint complete.
Maths - Neolithic and Bronze Groups
You have been allocated online homework involving decimals, common factors and multiples. You have Test C of Test 6 mental Thinking Things Through challenges.  Keep practicing your weakest tables to increase your total in the weekly times table challenge. Ask to be tested at home.
Iron Group
We will allocate L6 Rising Stars pages in school for you to work through next. TTT!
Please ensure that you have completed any backlog of online maths challenges, we will be checking in class.  

    Homework  09/03/15


   Due in on Friday as homework will be given out on Mondays.
English
 I would like you to write an information slide for your team’s powerpoint on the Christchurch earthquake using your homework research from last week.will it have photos or diagrams too?  Write out what you will type into your powerpoint for your team. This needs to be completed by Thursday this week in order to have your team’s powerpoint complete.
Maths - Neolithic and Bronze Groups
You have been allocated online homework involving decimals, common factors and multiples. You have Test C of Test 6 mental Thinking Things Through challenges.  Keep practicing your weakest tables to increase your total in the weekly times table challenge. Ask to be tested at home.
Iron Group
We will allocate L6 Rising Stars pages in school for you to work through next. TTT!
Please ensure that you have completed any backlog of online maths challenges, we will be checking in class.  
 
The Haka

Lamb Hotpot


Passionfruit and lemoncurd roulade - delicious!


Crayfish and mussels with lemon juice - sold on the roadsides
 in New Zealand.


Finding our core muscles during children's yoga.



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12 comments:

  1. Anonymous10 March 2015 at 20:33

    Shadow by Michael Moporgo. (Non bug club book)
    I found this book very emotional. It was very sad, it was also adventurous. I would recommend this book for ages 8 yrs ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️5/5

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    1. Mrs. Bowles14 March 2015 at 10:16

      Who found this emotional? He does write so well doesn't he?

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  2. Anonymous10 March 2015 at 20:35

    Whoops 8 years and over. By Belle

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  3. Anonymous11 March 2015 at 16:37

    I have finished reading "What Are YOU Doing" which is a Bug Club book. I enjoyed this book as it had humorous and informal language, similar to the Diary Of A Wimpy Kid series. I rate this book 5/5 stars.

    Brandon

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    1. Anonymous11 March 2015 at 16:38

      I was meant to put the word "are" in capitals.

      Brandon

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    2. Mrs. Bowles14 March 2015 at 10:18

      This book sounds intriguing! Glad you enjoyed and recommended it.

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  4. Anonymous11 March 2015 at 17:54

    Cannot find any maths homework online for Belle on Abacus

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    1. Mrs. Bowles14 March 2015 at 08:41

      I'll look into it and re-allocate. Thankyou.

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  5. Anonymous11 March 2015 at 21:45

    The School For Good and Evil
    By Soman Chainani

    One of my all time favourite books is defenitely 'The School for Good and Evil'! It s set in the past although the characters are still some-what reltable and they appeal to a reader of about ten to thirteen. The story is described beautifully and the plot is exciting and gets to the point quickly. It is such an original idea behind the story and I defenitley reccomend it!
    I rate this book 5 stars.
    Elizabeth

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  6. Anonymous13 March 2015 at 06:14

    Would love to see you haka video Room 5. At Horotiu (pronounced Horror-chew) we go to kapa haka on Fridays and we learn haka (boys) and poi (girls).
    Good luck with your travel expo - we hope it goes well. We'd love to communicate with you. We are 29 kids aged 9-10 going on 11 this year.

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    1. Mrs. Bowles14 March 2015 at 09:10

      Hello! We have taken a photo of us that I will email to you, with who is who. I will upload the short clip of our class learning the Haka and we will have a better one hopefully, as we rehearse for the competition next week.We have lots to share - great to be in touch.

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