Syraiah-Lee

Today this morning my class was going to do a math test on our netbook.We could not do that because most of the class could not get onto the math test.Then we had to do our reading.We done our reading about mara that is a garden.

Hi Syraiah-lee, awesome work! You listened to instructions, worked very hard and didn't get distracted by others to complete this work so fast. Can you go back and add the pictures to show the meaning of the different Maori words, it will help people have a better understanding of what you are talking about. Miss Ashley

Syraiah-Lee - WALT talk about my culture

WALT talk about my culture.

Tuna bounced into syraiahlee’s fale and tuna opened his gutu  wide.Syraiahlee  reached in and grabbed a lavalava.She put on the lavalava and began to siva.

Hi Syraiah-Lee, I love how you have put in your Samoan words for house, mouth, dance and you have named your item in Samoan as well. What an awesome way to show your cultural connection to this story!
Miss Ashley

Water campaign!

Throughout Term 1, Room 6 has talked a lot about how important it is to drink water.

We started by investigating the uses of water,
then we looked at why water is important for your body.
See some student examples below...

We learnt more about water through this song here -

We are going to do two things to finish off our water campaign, which is 1) to make posters and put them around the school to teach others about the importance of drinking water, and 2) we are going to try and make a movie about drinking water! Here are some photos that we have taken which will be in our movie- 

This is so we can share our knowledge and passion with our school and community!