STUDY LADDER

Remember the link for Study Ladder is just on the right of this page. To do your homework tasks...click on the link and then put your login and password in. You'll see the activities I have set you along the top of your page. If you have time, go to the GAMES page and try some of the maths games out. There are some good ones that will you get faster at your basic facts.
email me to let me know how you do.

THANKS everyone...we had another phenomenal Monday!


Ms McVey:)

ART DAY!

We did these amazing leaf pictures when we went to Mrs G's new art room.
They look so bright and colourful!

Finger Knitting Circle!

Mila told us she was good at finger knitting so guess what? She showed us how to do it! It was the perfect way to keep busy on a dreary, wet Wednesday lunchtime. THANKS MILA! :)

TERM 2!

Sorry about the lack of blogs so far this term. I think that loading the photos of you all doing jobs at home somehow messed up the settings. I've had to delete that post...sorry!
Ms McVey

Technology Challenge: Design A Bag! on PhotoPeach

Technology Challenge

On the last day of Term 1 we had a Technology Challenge. We had to design a bag that would.... OPEN and CLOSE, could be carried by a HANDLE, could hold Ms McVey's STAPLE GUN and was COOL and FUNKY. We had 55 minutes to complete the challenge and then we had to model the bag. A spokesperson from each group then talked to the class about the special features of their design. Check out the photos.

Tiddlaik the Frog

We read a great book about Tiddalik and then drew pictures to show the main events in the story. Then we retold it in our own words.

Read Ollie's writing, it's aweome!


Tiddalik

Long ago there was a frog named Tiddalik. He drank all the water on Earth. He was the biggest frog in the entire world. All the trees and grass died. The animals were SO thirsty. Some animals thought of a sneaky plan. “Let’s tickle him and the water will rush out of his mouth,” they said.

Finally Eel came swimming along. He squirmed closer and closer to the frog. He snuck under his tummy and tickle, tickle, tickle….finally Tiddalik laughed! Water gushed out of his mouth, it filled the lakes and the trees lived.

By Ollie