Kids 4 Kids

Here we are singing with the Pukeko Team at our school assembly.  Do you recognise any of these songs?  What was your favourite song or highlight from Kids 4 Kids?

Bryn's interesting facts

Bryn shared with us what he knows about Nuclear bombs after he read a book from the library.
Do you have any questions about nuclear bombs for Bryn?

Leave a comment below, remember to address your comment to Bryn and leave your name.

Spelling Activities

Here are some activities to consolidate your spelling and phonics. Leave a comment on which activity you like the best and why.

This will tell me what activities you prefer so we can keep them and use them in our phonics/spelling programme : )

All entries receive a Dojo point!

spelling city - pick your list and use the fun and engaging activities

abcya! - how many words can you spell?

kitty hop - an addictive game, can you bet the other players?

spin the wheel

kidsspell - type at 4 of your spelling words (don't forget to use a ,)

blending

phonics

spelling - this one is a little harder :-)

Liam's Story

After Liam's rugby game he went home and wrote about it then he shared his writing with us.  We gave him 2 stars (what we liked) and 1 wish (1 thing Liam could include or leave out in his next piece of writing).

What 2 stars would you give Liam about this recount?
What 1 wish would you give to Liam?

Leave your 2 stars and 1 wish in a comment below.

Matariki

Matariki, the Maori New Year is fast approaching and we wanted to learn more about what it means and represents.

During Matariki the moon is what we call a Full Moon.  This video explains the different phases of the moon and how we never get to see all of the moon, only one half.

The full moon is important to Maori people because that is when they traditionally sow seeds getting ready for the upcoming season.

Unsure how to pronounce the constellation that we call Matariki?

What have you learnt from watching these videos?  Tell us below in the comment section.  

Rhys&thomas&leila

We learnt how to make a new post on our blog on the iPad app called Blogger. 

We can now...

1. Make a title for our posts

2. Find photos in the photo library or cloud

3. Type about what is happening in the photo 

4. Leave comments

5. Most importantly SAVE and PUBLISH!

Here are some examples

 

 Keep going nearly there try your best :-)

      The Finish line is in front of you :-)

Your nearly there keep going try your best.

Times Tables

We are learning our times tables and we have also learnt that singing is a great way to help learn and remember our basic facts.

Sugar

I got a fur real friend kitten for my birthday from my mum. Mum was going to give me jewelry but I chose my cat instead . I called my cat sugar. I love my cat sugar.