Justice Crew - Que sera Lyrics

Poor Sean!

Poor Sean came to the staffroom in a distressed state after getting an enormous splinter in his foot. (From walking on the deck in bare feet)

Three centimetres of the jagged splinter, thick as a matchstick, were still protruding from the wound and the shocked teachers were unsure how far the stick had gone in. Having recently completed their first aid training they all knew not to try and pull the rough wooden shard out but get Sean to a medical centre for treatment. Sean put on a very brave face as the splinter was removed and he was given a tetanus shot (injection) to ensure the wound did not become infected. Sean’s foot will be tender to walk on for some time.

 

Here is Sean with his splinter

The Sid Shuffle - Ice Age: Continental Drift

Here is a challenge for everyone! We have been learning this during whole school singing. See if you can learn all the moves. Get your whole family to join in!

Inquiry Reflection 1

Thinking back about our week. What have you learned so far about our topic? What new questions do you have? Add you ideas to our Padlet.


Padlet - Reflection 1

Inquiry Question

Today we looked at early Maori explorers and what they would have faced on their journey to New Zealand. We looked at how they would have navigated the ocean. In the article that we read as a class they mentioned a tool called the 'Tirito 'etu' or starpeeker. It looked like a coconut with holes in it in certain places. We wondered how they would use it. 
Homework tonight! See who can find out some details about this tool.

ICC cricket gear

Today the P.A.Ls organised a game of cricket on the field, to test our new cricket gear and teach some of the little kids how to play cricket and have fun.    
By Wiremu, Nathan, Seth & Harry.L

ICC cricket gear/game

this is an action shot of Tamati bowling!

ICC cricket gear

this is Harry and Seth showing some of the new cricket gear 

from ICC

this is Harry showing Ben  how to bat, now he is a star!!

                                             

Using Padlet in the classroom

Clink on the link below to view our first Padlet about Waitangi Day. Double click to add a box and see what you can add to our information. There will be a special prize for people who do add something new!!!
(Remember the password!)

Padlet - Waitangi