Passion project team 4

Term 4 reading

W.A.L.T. Explore words and their forms. Something I did well was finding the pictures. Something I could improve on is putting in my own words.

Athletics

Financial literacy

Information report

ForBiddon words

Te reo Maori words

Passion project -2

Cross country training term 3 2018

Kupu Rahul

We have been forbidding English words and replaceing them with te reo.

Dance and movement

Ice cream alliteration

iway

Passion project

Maths term three

Something I did well was the hour hands. Something I need to work on is the minute hands.

Dance

Football skills

Handwriting term 2

Witing adjectives

Multiplication

Monkey sentences

Adjectives and similes

Adjectives

WALA: Adjectives

We have been working in a group and thinking of interesting words to use in sentences.

Here are some sentences that we came up with as a group.

My next step is to use more adjectives in my writing to make it interesting for the reader.

Honesty

Maths

Maths

We have been learning about building addition and subtraction patterns. 

The part that is highlighted is what I am able to do, and the following step is my next learning goal. 

Handwriting

Passing and catching

Term1 Maths

W. A. L. T use our maths knowledge to make and balance equations.

Colours

Te Reo Maori 

In Room 5 we are learning about colours. We have been learning how to say colours using Te Reo language. Each morning we also practise greeting somebody by asking or responding to a question. 

Kei te pehea koe? (How are you?) 

Kei te pai ahau (I am good)

Handwriting

HandwritingI make sure I read the comment from Mrs Tyson to help make my Handwriting neater each time. If there is a yellow smiley face, this means that I am on track with my learning goal. 

Story witing

Story Writing

We have been writing RECOUNT stories. We are learning to use:

-Past tense

-Interesting verbs and adjectives

-Explain what happened- Who? What? Where? When?

-Tell the events in order

-Use time words (in the morning, later, after that...)

My next step is:

Taku whanau