Wednesday 26 July 2017
Week 1 Term 3
Pukeko sketching is not as easy as we first thought....
CALENDAR ART
Special welcome to Greg who is visiting us from China. We are all helping him to learn English.
In writing we are learning to plan using a list.
Choosing a couple of ideas and working on these to become sentences. Publishing our work as holiday postcards for our buddy class.
In Maths children have been learning to add tens by skip counting 43 + 30 = 73
43,53,63, 73
Others have been learning to count on from the biggest number. 3 + 6 = Put 6 in your head
and count 7, 8, 9 9 is the answer.
The other group has been working on subtraction first to 100, then on to 1000.
We are eggcited about our egg enclosures that we are making for homework.
Please remember to pay for new smart words books. Second notices have been sent home!
Don't forget to book your time for learning conversations next week, so we can share our learning!
CALENDAR ART
Getting the shape and legs just right was a challenge! More to show you once we have finished.
Special welcome to Greg who is visiting us from China. We are all helping him to learn English.
In writing we are learning to plan using a list.
Choosing a couple of ideas and working on these to become sentences. Publishing our work as holiday postcards for our buddy class.
In Maths children have been learning to add tens by skip counting 43 + 30 = 73
43,53,63, 73
Others have been learning to count on from the biggest number. 3 + 6 = Put 6 in your head
and count 7, 8, 9 9 is the answer.
The other group has been working on subtraction first to 100, then on to 1000.
We are eggcited about our egg enclosures that we are making for homework.
Please remember to pay for new smart words books. Second notices have been sent home!
Don't forget to book your time for learning conversations next week, so we can share our learning!
Monday 24 July 2017
eggceptional news
Things to look forward to:
Egg challenge
As part of our Inquiry unit, the children will be required to care for a raw egg. Their first task is to make an enclosure for their egg no bigger than an A5 sheet of paper, which is half the size of A4. Taking care that the enclosure is not too deep. Materials can be made from recycled products, and decorated. The enclosure is to be constructed at home. They then must take their egg home with them everyday and over the weekends.
ENCLOSURE IS DUE AT SCHOOL Monday 31 July
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