We made Rainbow Fish last week. We coloured in our fish, then we dyed it and glued on some glitter for the shimmering scale. Here are some photos of us making our Rainbow Fish.
Here are our wonderful Assembly SuperStars for Week 9. We got our certificates and Duffy book for being sensational students in Room 8. Congratulations Superstars - Ashley, Jordan and Sariah!
This week we are learning about Symmetry. Symmetry is when one shape becomes exactly like another if you flip, slide or turn it. The simplest form of symmetry is reflection or 'mirror' symmetry like this egg shows. We found this cool symmetry activity. Thank you Miss Baker from bakersbeautbunch for this description and activity.
Click on the link here - Symmetry
Have a try at home - what symmetrical patterns can you make?
Today it was very wet at lunchtime, so we had to stay in our classroom. Luckily, some of our wonderful Room 7 buddies came through to look after us. We had fun. We like wet lunchtimes! Look at what we were doing...
Wet Lunchtime Fun on PhotoPeach
[Glitterfy.com - *Glitter Words*] Room 8 would like to say thank you to everyone who has visited our blog so far. Because you had a look at what we are learning in our class, Ms Tataurangi said we are going to have a special celebration tomorrow afternoon. Come back and have a look at the photos next week.
We made some chocolate muffins using Ezara's recipe - with no dairy or eggs. Most of us liked the muffins, and some of us didn't. Whaea Tracey really liked our muffins! You can see our stories on display in our classroom.
When we have 150 visitors to our blog we are going to have a special celebration. We wonder what it will be? Can you share some ideas of what we could do?
On Tuesday we learned the Humpty Dumpty rhyme, because it is 'Hh' week. We coloured in Humpty Dumpty and now they are hanging in our classroom for us to look at and read. We are getting clever at staying in the lines when we are colouring in. We also found this Humpty Dumpty story on YouTube.
We made rockets that we can blow up in the sky. They can go high, but not as high as the rockets that go into space. Ms Tataurangi is proud of all the children in our class who can count backwards from 10 now! Way to go Superstars!
Last week Steve Price came to help us celebrate the opening of our new 'Platinum Play' playground. We love our new playground and we play on it every day.
Today we made gingerbread boys and girls. We used raisins for eyes, half of a nutrigrain for the mouth and cocopops for the buttons. We got to gobble up our gingerbread people after they were baked in the oven. Our gingerbread boys and girls didn't try to run away! They were yummy.
Snow is Ms Tataurangi's pet guinea pig. Today he came for a visit and we all got to hold him. He likes to eat caulifower, carrots and grass. We let him sit on the towel in the middle of our circle and watched him eat. Kyle loved him and asked his Mum to get him one after school.
This week we are looking at things that start with the letter 'Gg'. Girls, giraffes, giggling geckoes and gingerbread man are some of the words we now know. Here's a story of The Gingerbread Man that we listen to in class. We are making gingerbread men and will put the photos up soon. Keep a look out for them...