Home learning activities for Week 5 (Mon/Tues 17/18 August)

 Hi Everyone,

Hope you are all well. Here are some learning activities for you. Don't forget the tv learning channel is also available. Please see separate post for details. 

Home learning TV

Home Learning TV Details below: 

Home Learning TV | Papa Kāinga TV will be back on Monday 17 August to support learning for children aged 2-to-11 years while Auckland remains in Alert Level 3.

Home Learning TV | Papa Kāinga TV will take over TVNZ DUKE's daytime schedule 9am to 1pm on weekdays. Programming for younger children includes the popular Karen’s House at 9am, followed by programmes for children aged 5 to 7, including junior movement with the Dingle Foundation and junior science and maths with Suzy Cato.

DUKE is available on Freeview channel 13, Sky and Vodafone TV channel 23.
It can be live streamed on the TVNZ website, www.tvnz.co.nz. Content will be available for catch up viewing on TVNZ OnDemand.

All earlier episodes of Home Learning TV | Papa Kāinga TV remain available through TVNZ OnDemand.

Home learning activities for Week 4

 

Animal classification and counting in 2's

During Maths we have been learning to count in 2's - forwards and backwards. We also tried starting at different numbers. 

We have been looking at groups of: 2 groups of 6 = 2 x 6 and 3 groups of 4 = 3 x 4. 

We were given lots of pictures of animals and we had to group them. We could group them anyway we liked. Some groups used colour, others groups them by different types of animals. We didn't know where to put the human!

Performing a play

Room 14 really enjoyed practising, making masks and performing a play this week. Well done everyone you did a great job!

Some great painting during Discovery time and .....

Congratulations Blessing who got the school certificate this week for Manaakitanga. 

Term 3 Week 1 Matariki

It was great to see everyone back after the break. On Monday we made some shortbread Matariki stars as a way to celebrate Matariki by sharing food together.  We also read lots of Matariki stories, one of them Te Whanau Marama we have been practising a play for. We also learnt some information and wrote about what Matariki facts we had learnt.

We started the week with a Rimu assembly - well done to Masei, Ziva-Snow and Zoya who got certificates for working hard in class.

A Busy End of Term

So as we approached the end of term there were a lot of events and activities. Room 14 had a go at kicking and catching a rugby ball. There was a farewell assembly for Mrs Falava'ai and we wished her well on her retirement. We had funky feet Friday to encourage walking to school. There was the last day Disco also. In maths we were problem solving what different numbers we could make with two die. Endless fun for everyone!