Wednesday, 4 September 2013

Taking turns

Ethan is waiting for Leila to finish her move, then it will be his turn.

Monday, 2 September 2013

Room 1 Imaginary Islands - landforms

In Room 1 we have begun to learn about the landforms and examples of erosion that are found on Earth. As part of this we have been brainstorming the different types of features that we can see around us, such as mountains, rivers, plains etc. The children in groups put their learning into practice and worked together to design and create an imaginary island that had many of the features we are studying. They certainly created some wonderful Islands and play dough models!










Thursday, 29 August 2013

Seth's trophy

I got a trophy from rugby on Saturday.  It is a VERY BIG trophy and it is VERY HEAVY too.  I got it because of my tackling from the Southern game and for being the most improved player all season!  I just dropped my mouth when I got it because I was so impressed with myself and my Dad was too.

Wednesday, 21 August 2013

Tirohanga Cross Country



Well done Room 1!  Everyone put in such a big effort and should feel very proud of themselves.  We all enjoyed the competition, the mud and the sunshine. Thanks parents for being involved. Congratulations to the following people who performed in the top 10 at our Taieri Schools cluster.  Year 1 boys:  Tamati 6th, Nate 8th Yr 2 girls: Elsie 10th  Yr 3 boys: Harry 8th, Seth M 9th Yr 3 girls: Poppy 1st 






Tuesday, 13 August 2013

Friday, 9 August 2013

Room 1 complete a tally chart

Room 1 are learning about road safety.  We put on our safety vests and studied the traffic on the main road.  We kept a tally chart about the type of traffic passing our school.  Cars travel fast!

Thursday, 8 August 2013

Chicken Surprise.

We read a book called Chicken surprise. It had three chapters. Then we made this poster about it and we retold the story.
This is our poster called Chicken Surprise. We all worked together and did a chapter each.
We hope you enjoy our poster.
By Amber, Elsie and Keianu.