Here are a few photos of Year 6 camp, there are more on the school's Facebook page.
Kia ora and welcome to Room 1 blog for 2017. We are a class of energetic year 5/6 learners and our teacher for most of the year was Mrs Poole, now for the last five weeks we have the dynamic duo of Mrs Harding and Mrs Madden!
Monday 27 February 2017
Thinking Skills - The Hat Challenge
Year 5 students were commissioned to design a hat or fascinator that would be suitable for an audience with the Queen. It had to look good (form) and fit well (function).
The only materials our milliners were able to use were sheets of newspaper and Cellotape.
They had and hour to design and construct their creations for this most auspicious event. They had to co-operate, be innovative, and adapt their designs as they encountered technical and design-based obstacles.
Saturday 18 February 2017
Buddy Class
Gong Xi Fa Cai - Gong Hey Fat Choy - Happy New Year
Every Friday we will meet with our Room 21 buddies. We can remember when we had 'big buddies' in the Senior School and now we find ourselves being those 'big buddies'. During buddy time we will be forming positive relationships, demonstrating key competencies and being a role model.
This Friday we met with our buddy class to create an art piece celebrating the Year of the Rooster.
This Friday we met with our buddy class to create an art piece celebrating the Year of the Rooster.
Instead of paint brushes we used forks to paint our masterpieces.
We all had lots of fun helping and working together.
We all had lots of fun helping and working together.
Mihi
A mihi is a short greeting to introduce our
self to other people in te reo Maori.
It is an important part of the process of meeting people for the first time.
Room 1 have been learning to write, read and present their own mihi in te reo Maori.
Our mihi includes where we come from, our nationality (iwi), mountain (maunga) and river (awa), school, age and name.
It is an important part of the process of meeting people for the first time.
Room 1 have been learning to write, read and present their own mihi in te reo Maori.
Our mihi includes where we come from, our nationality (iwi), mountain (maunga) and river (awa), school, age and name.
After camp, we will be working on pronunciation
and the presentation of our mihi.
To know who we are, we have to know where we come from.
To know who we are, we have to know where we come from.
Friday 17 February 2017
Thursday 16 February 2017
Values for Learning/Class Treaty
Over the last three weeks we have been getting to know each other, learning about routines and taking on jobs and responsibilities.
Room 1's Whakatauki which will guide us for the year is:
We discussed what our Whakatauki means to us and brainstormed values for learning for our class treaty.
Room 1's values for learning/class treaty are:
Room 1's Whakatauki which will guide us for the year is:
He oranga ngākau, He pikinga waiora.
Positive feelings in your heart will raise your sense of self-worth.
We discussed what our Whakatauki means to us and brainstormed values for learning for our class treaty.
Room 1's values for learning/class treaty are:
Treat
others the way you want to be treated
Have a
Growth Mindset
Respect
others
Give
everything a go
Have
fun
Work
together as a team
Care
for our own and other’s belongings
Be
organised
Care
for our environment
Be a
digital citizen
Give
positive feedback
Always
use Sunnyhills manners
Be
unique
Be a
good role model
Work
collaboratively
Play
fairly
Help
others
Respect
school property
Thursday 2 February 2017
What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?
Introducing the awesome 2017 Room 1 learners and their dreams of becoming ...
Wednesday 1 February 2017
Room 1's Summer Holiday Hotspots
Click on the link below the map to make a full screen, then click on the tags to see where Room 1 spent their summer holiday. You can zoom in/out to see the tags more clearly.
View Holiday Spots in a full screen map
View Holiday Spots in a full screen map
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