We are Year 5 and Year 6 learners at Tamaki Primary School in Auckland, New Zealand and our teacher is Mrs Bracey.
Tuesday, December 11, 2018
Saturday, December 8, 2018
Team work
The Chair Game
This is a game that Room 8 plays. How does this game work? How this game works is that there are two teams and one of those teams are in the middle of the court standing on the yellow line. One person from that team is the chaser standing in one circle on the other side of the runners. The other team are the runners but there is only one runner at a time. The runners have to stand in the circle then they can run away from the chaser . While we are playing the game Miss Bracey was timing us on how fast we were.
This is a game that Room 8 plays. How does this game work? How this game works is that there are two teams and one of those teams are in the middle of the court standing on the yellow line. One person from that team is the chaser standing in one circle on the other side of the runners. The other team are the runners but there is only one runner at a time. The runners have to stand in the circle then they can run away from the chaser . While we are playing the game Miss Bracey was timing us on how fast we were.
Labels:
2018,
Health and P.E,
Hope L
Temper like an erupting volcano
Alyssa wrote a story board from the inquiry in Term 3 on Natural Disasters. The WALT was to create a short narrative on a natural disaster. Aiesha and Hope helped film. They wanted to create a video similar to Room 9's on 'What causes an earthquake. The girls filmed short frames and I had to work out how to make it into a movie. I think we all did really well!
Labels:
2018,
Cybersmart,
writing
Wednesday, December 5, 2018
Transformations
I learnt about Symmetry and its Rotation,Reflection and Translation.
I learnt about shapes.
Labels:
2018,
mathematics
Monday, December 3, 2018
Tamaki Haka

On Monday, Room 8 had Te Reo with the Kapa haka leaders. Their names are Andre and Chanel. They taught us a Tamaki haka that they have been teaching to the kapa haka students. we had to get into two lines and then we had to face to each other other and do the haka. we didn't have much time so we did the haka one more time and then the bell went.
I enjoyed doing the haka because its fun and it inspired me.
Labels:
2018,
School values- Kawa
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)