Sunday, November 3, 2013

Our buddy class challenge

 
Miss Eyre and Ms Leader gave us a Friday afternoon challenge.
 
Each group was given a set amount of newspaper and one metre of sellotape and we had to build the tallest tower we could. As an added challenge, the tower had to be able to hold a pencil.


 
How did you help your group?

 
What made your tower strong?

 
What didn't work?


 
What would you do differently next time?


 
These girls did well with the second tallest tower.

 
Here is the winning tower which could stand all by itself, after a lot of trial and error! It was just over 1 metre tall.





 
Tell your family what you liked about the tower challenge.

Our surprise visitor

 
Today Ronald McDonald came to our school for a surprise visit. Talk about exciting! He was hilarious while he taught us about sneaky driveways and how to stay safe when crossing the road.

 
He also could not find his sock. Tell your family about where it was.

 
What else did Ronald teach us today?

Sunday, October 20, 2013

Train Safety

 
We had our train trip last Thursday. We were so safe walking down the street, looking for sneaky driveways and telling our parents how we can cross the road safely by looking both ways.


 
Constable Dean was there to help us too.


 
When the train came we made sure we were behind the yellow dots.


 
Our favourite part was going through the tunnel.... woooohoooo.


 
We then had 2 parks to play at and lunch to eat when we got off the train at the Swanson Station.



 
Our parents were so helpful!










 
Then back on the train for the ride home.


 
What a safety adventure!!
 
Tell your family about your favourite part of the trip.

Sunday, September 22, 2013

Disco photos

 
Here we are in the disco photo booth. We got to use props to make our photos a bit creative.







 
We are crazy and had lots of fun!

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Andy Warhol Pop Art

 
Look at our beautiful koru pop art, inspired by Andy Warhol. He takes a popular item and uses bright colours to best show it in his art.


 
Tell your family how you made your art piece.