Wonderful jam

Very much enjoyed by the staff today. Thanks Kendall


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Hands on Home Learning wk 9

Mystery Blogger

Wouldn't it be cool to have a mystery blogger contribute to our blog.  They would share something about themselves or something that they think we would find interesting.

We really want to make our blog the place you visit every day to get the latest of what's happening in 7 Wonders.

What do you think 7 Wonders?  How could we get this started?

Please comment.

What fun

Blackberry Jam on PhotoPeach

Hands on homelearning wk 9

Lets see what you writing goal looks like.

Create an image, movie, poster, sound clip, or something that tells that story of what it is you are working on with your writing goal.

Really looking forward to seeing it.  How creative can you be?

Remember you can bring it to school, email it in or put it on your sandpit to show us. If you put it on your sandpit, email me so I can check it out.

Happy creating:)

The kids should see this

Thanks Lucas and Maaike for this very cool link.  It raises many interesting questions.  I'm looking forward to exporing this site further.  Check out the little clip.


Drawingmachine by Eske Rex from Core77 on Vimeo.

Using ' Making dice lite'

Our app of the week is 'making dice lite" Here are a few tips to get you started and then it is up to you to really make this app

  

create a dice that you need

create a dice that you need

 

Create a title, and a symbol for each side of the dice

A few questions to answer.

What am I trying to practice by using making dice?
How many dice will make it challenging?
What would be on each dice?
If any combination from any dice came up, would it still work?

Reflecting on our learning in different ways

What the stats say

This is a new look

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Wheels day

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using what you know about reports, finish these sentences.

Such as

For example

It is difficult to

They are perhaps

Each

It is well adapted for

It thrives

But even…

It is the favourite

It also

Explaining how we solve maths problems

Hands on Home Learning Week 8

This week your challenge is to use the Jenny Eather site to write a report.

You can select any subject to write about, remember knowing quite a bit of information is important when writing a report.

You can either print your writing or email it to me and I will put several o the blog for those to read and all available in class to be read.

Happy writing:)

More Yum

We used this template to organise our report writing

User name:WF7463
password:wfun41

What a cool way to visualise what you are doing

Try this out.

Today we learnt about looking closely at the suffix of a word

A suffix is the name that describes the spelling at the end of a word.  Eg. er= longer, shorter, higher etc.

We found it hard to think of words that had the same suffix as the words we were learning for www

so we Googled this.

It was pretty cool to see that lots of words use the same sound.  We think that if we learn the sound and how to spell it, we will be much better spellers.

Mya's example:
I can spell pictures but I'm not sure of creatures.  What can I do?
I know that they have the same sound at the end, so I can try using the same spelling.

What words do you know that you can use when you are a little stuck?

Using Puppet Pals to show what we have learnt

Use our cool " rocky shore" as a back ground.
Capture your amazing creatures
Show how they all go together .

What rocks their world?
The tide?  What happens when it comes in? goes out?
Predator or Prey? who's who?
How do we influence the rocky shore?

Yum

Great to see some real helpers in the kitchen

Another mouth watering creation! Good to see the girls are getting in on the act:)

They look amazing !  Yum!

Looks like the boys are the future Master Chefs! Well done! My mouth is watering:)

Fantastic Ben!  I bet you were very popular in your house:)

In the sandpit

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Hands on Home Learning Week 7

This week your challenge is to cook something at home for your family.  Send in a photo of what you made or you in the process of making it. 

Remember make sure you get permission before you start.  Looking forward to seeing what delicious creations you make.

Using Puppet Pals to explain a maths strategy

What a Wondrous Day " Nate's quote"

What a Starfish Really Does

Using google Maps for HOHL

It is 803k 13 hours and 17 min.
From Richard

Wellington to picton

Picton in the south island was our family holiday location.

We drove to Wellington ferry terminal and that took us…

13 minutes. However Not as long as it would take us if we had walked (not carrying any gear) = 3 hours and 40 minutes. Then we left windy Wellington and sailed to picton. It took us 3 hours and 11 minutes. So in total it took us 3 hours and 24 minutes.

                                                  By Mya

 

Hands on Home Learning - wk 6

Use Google Maps to find out how far it is to your favourite holiday location.  ( real or pretend)

To go in the "ipad for a day" draw you need to:

1. Send in an image proving that you used google maps to find your information.
2. With the image provide  an explanation about how you would get to your location if you went in a car, walked or caught the bus. 
3. Put you name in the draw by adding a comment to this blog telling us that you are in!:)

Go for it.  I can't wait to see how clever you are at using google maps and how exciting those places must be.  

Cooks Beach in the Coromandel was our family holiday location.  We drove via New Plymouth so it took us...
4 hours and 52 minutes to get to New Plymouth (that's without stops so you can imagine it took longer than that)
However not as long as if we had walked ( not carrying our camping gear)=2 days and 23 hours !!!!
Then we left the lovely New Plymouth and traveled to  to Cooks beach.   It took us 5 hours and 11 minutes

So in total 9 hours and 63 minutes!!! Driving that is.  Is that correct? What should it be?

Te Papa here we come

Awesome independent home learning

A wonderful collection of facts :)


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