So very proud of our Kapa haka girls... Jessie, Amy, Chantelle and Poppy. They have very been enthusiastic and an asset to the School's Kapa haka group this year. Well done!
Showing posts with label Chantelle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chantelle. Show all posts
Friday, 7 December 2018
Friday, 16 November 2018
Friday, 26 October 2018
Principals Award to Chantelle
Congratulations to Chantelle who is a motivated learner in Room 18. She has made very good progress with her schoolwork...well done Chantelle!
Friday, 28 September 2018
and more Inventions
Erin's Speaker...to solve the problem of letting people know when it is their turn to pick up the bark in the playground.
Harley's Swimming Machine
Amy's Mini Telescope.
Eric's Homework Torturer 2000...to solve the problem of too much extra homework.
Jessie and Chantelle's Animal Saver set....to solve animals from becoming extinct.
Tuesday, 21 August 2018
A Measuring Problem
Today the triangles maths group looked carefully at a measurement problem. This problem came from the NZMaths website...
We made our own metre rulers using our 30cm classroom rulers to help us. We noticed that our rulers weren't quite the right length. We discovered that we needed to add three strips plus a bit more to get to a metre. We talked about how 100cm is the same as 1 metre.
Then Mrs Lee challenged us to think about how many strips we might need to make different lengths of rulers. We had to think about what other knowledge we could use to help us to work this out. Some of us worked out that our three times table was very useful for solving these problems. We also worked out that we could use the answer to a previous problem to help us to work out the answer to the next problem.
There was lots of talking about how we reached our answer for each problem and what might be an easier to way to get the answer for the next problem.
Friday, 8 June 2018
Chantelle Poppy and Jessie performing a Maori Dance
We were entertained today by Chantelle, Poppy and Jessie who showed us a new dance which they learnt at Kapa Haka this morning. Thank you girls. We were impressed with your performance!
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