Wishing you a Merry Christmas

 

Spring Art Collection

Room 4s Spring Art Collection

This is what we did in before we went into lockdown, unfortunately not all the artwork was named, so I had to wait till everyone came back to school to see who they belonged to. 

Don't they look amazing?

 

Home Learning - Week 5

 Tuhituhi/Writing

Look at the picture of the bike in the tree. 

What do you think happened? Why do you think that?

Pāngarau/Maths

Create a Treasure Map

Design and draw your own treasure map to practice your map skills.

Make sure your map has:

• a Map title
• at least 5 symbols, e.g. tree, mountain, path...
• a red X symbol for the treasure
• a map key
• is neatly coloured

Makerspace

Make a racing car with ice cream sticks.

1. Watch the video

2. Collect these materials: Ice cream sticks, rubberband, plastic bottle cap, battery

3. Have a go making the racing car 

4. Test your racing car

Poem of the Week - EGG

EGG Poem 

Read this poem aloud

What comes from an egg?

How many animals can you name and draw?

Wordwork

Using paper and a pencil. Make a list to match the baby animals to their mother.

Home Learning Week 4 - Te Whare Tapa Whā

 Tuhituhi/Writing

Pāngarau/Maths

Get Some Exercise

Home Learning - Wk 3 Extra

 Poem of the Week

Poem Activity

Tuhituhi/Writing

Write an Acrostic Poem

Home Learning Week 3 - 1st November

 

Home Learning - Friday 29th October

 Word Work

Art: Cardboard Tube Challenge!

Create super simple Halloween crafts...witches, monsters, fairies...What will you make?

Home Learning - Thursday 28th October

 Pānui/Reading

Tuhituhi/Writing

Home Learning - Wednesday 27th October

 Te Reo Māori

Today Taylor, the student teacher in Room 5 has made up this matching activity for you to do.  First listen to the song, then have a go matching the colours with te reo Māori.

Home Learning - Tuesday 26th October

 Pāngarau/Maths

Taylor, the student teacher in Room 5 has made up this math task for you to do today.

Make a Number Line and Count On.....

Watch the video and listen to how to count on using a number line.

Look at the number line examples. Use a piece of paper and some pencils or felt pens to make your own number line. 

Use your number line to complete these equations. Remember to count on or back from the biggest number.

Home Learning - Friday 22nd October

 Poem of the Week

Our student teacher Isabella has chosen this poem for you to read this week.

Draw a picture. Isabella would love you to see your picture, when we return to school.

Isabella has made a rhyme activity for you to do.

Home Learning - Thursday 21st October

 Science/Pūtaiao

Home Learning - Wednesday 20th October

 Pānui/Reading

Tuhituhi/Writing

What do you think?

Does the Pigeon have to go to school?

What will he learn?

Will he learn so much his head pops off?

What do you hope to learn?

Home Learning - Tuesday 19th October 2021

 Science/Pūtaiao

Maths/Pāngarau

Complete this Eye Spy beginning with the sound Hh

You can write down your ideas and send them to me or show me when we return to school.

Home Learning - Monday 18th October

Kia ora Room 4 tamariki & whānau

I hope you are all safe and well and have enjoyed our strange lockdown holiday these last two weeks, which has not felt like much of a holiday 😢. I'm envious of anyone who managed to get away and I hope you are feeling refreshed. 

 Online learning starts today and I will send out slides and activities using the Seesaw platform that your child is familiar with using in class, or you may prefer to do these activities. Again, do as much or as little as suits your family's needs and resources. Thank you so much for your support and please message me if you have any questions or have forgotten login details or passwords.

Let's hope we get to level 2 soon!

 Kia kaha 

MrsTyler

rtyler@hameast.school.nz

 Ko Rāhina tenei ra.

Whetū Ako Reporters

This week we listened to Suzy Cato read Jin's Great Escape, a true story about an otter which escaped from the Auckland Zoo. 

Then we put our News Reporter hats on to discover and report what really happened.

Jin the otter has been found alive. Last Monday, three otter’s from the Auckland Zoo made a daring escape. They found a hole and dug and dug and finally they got out of the zoo. Java and Jet went back but Jin stayed out and had an adventure. Jin went from the Auckland Zoo to Rangitoto Island!

by Poppy

On Monday Jin escaped from the Auckland Zoo. He went swimming to Rangitoto Island. The tracker dogs found Jin.

by Quinn

Jin has been found! He went to so many places like Rangitoto Island! Jin, Java and Jeta escaped from the zoo. Someone found Java and Jeta, but they didn’t find Jin. He wasn’t found for a long time. Some people saw Jin but they thought he was a seal. They caught Jin and took him back to the zoo.

by Loleni

Last Monday, Jin and his sisters escaped from the Auckland Zoo. The zoo workers were worried. A ranger found Jin and took him back to the zoo.

by Te Kaea

Home Learning - The Very Hungry Caterpillar

 Ko Rātu tenei ra.

Listen to the story and answer the following questions.

Home Learning - Monday 6th September

Ko Rāhina tenei ra.

Word work: How many words can you read in 1 minute? 
Maths: Skip count in 5s up to 160