You may notice some changes to our BLOG.
Mrs Hunter wanted to make it more user friendly for her students and their visitors.
Lucy's Tea Party, which is proving to be very popular, with over 1 000 views has been moved to a page of its own. You can access it via 'PAGES' on our sidebar. Unfortunately the comments we'd already received have been deleted during this process. We'd really appreciate your feedback again. It's very motivating.
We have also added another page 'Environmental Sustainability'. Feel free to access this page and have a go at our 'Kitchener Park Quiz'. BUT remember to also leave your comments, because we'd love to know how you got on.
Thanks for contining to visit our BLOG.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Sports Stars
Room 4 students would like to share their favourite gymnastics apparatus.
Some students share their thoughts:
Trevor - I think I am much better than I was at the start of gymnastics. I was learning to stand correctly when finishing cartwheels. I like gymnastics and I was motivated by my teachers and my classmates to get better, because they all encouraged me.
Alexander - Since I brought my gymnastics gear everyday I've been able to participate a lot. My favourite apparatus is the vault. I was working on my speed and my landing.
Cara - I've enjoyed gymnastics this term. I remembered to bring my gear everyday. I am really good at the vault and I was trying to get better at my landings.
Holly - I am good at forward rolls. I practice a lot at home and that's why I'm so good.
Riki - I am good at the bar. It is my favourite apparatus. I twist around properly and I have been working on nailing my landing. I have to use my tummy muscles to land softly.
Jack - I am very good at the vault, because I get good height when I jump. I plant my feet on the ground when I land and that helps me to keep still and finish correctly.
Gymnastics Part 1 from Fiona Hunter on Vimeo.
Untitled from Fiona Hunter on Vimeo.
Gymnastics Part 3 from Fiona Hunter on Vimeo.
Some students share their thoughts:
Trevor - I think I am much better than I was at the start of gymnastics. I was learning to stand correctly when finishing cartwheels. I like gymnastics and I was motivated by my teachers and my classmates to get better, because they all encouraged me.
Alexander - Since I brought my gymnastics gear everyday I've been able to participate a lot. My favourite apparatus is the vault. I was working on my speed and my landing.
Cara - I've enjoyed gymnastics this term. I remembered to bring my gear everyday. I am really good at the vault and I was trying to get better at my landings.
Holly - I am good at forward rolls. I practice a lot at home and that's why I'm so good.
Riki - I am good at the bar. It is my favourite apparatus. I twist around properly and I have been working on nailing my landing. I have to use my tummy muscles to land softly.
Jack - I am very good at the vault, because I get good height when I jump. I plant my feet on the ground when I land and that helps me to keep still and finish correctly.
Kitchener Park
Earlier this year Room 4 visited Kitchener Park in Feilding as part of our learning about ‘Environmental Sustainability’.
The park was extremely valuable in supporting our learning and it ignited an enthusiasm about caring for our natural environment. We learnt a lot from the parks curator, Gavin Scott and his helpers Gabe Taiti and Mr Governor.
These photos were taken on a trip to Mr Scott's place. Room 4 students enjoyed learning from the expert and they enjoyed the afternoon tea too.
As a follow on from our visit to Kitchener Park we investigated ways of contributing to our local community. We made a collage to show our learning and we thought it was a great advertisement for Kitchener Park, so we donated it to the District Council. It now on display in the Feilding Public Library.
These photos show us working hard to complete our collage.
We’d like to share this article from the Feilding Herald on Thursday 19th August.
and these photos of our visit to the Manawatu District Council.
We challenge you to take our quiz. Click here to take our quiz or visit our Environmental Sustainability page.
The park was extremely valuable in supporting our learning and it ignited an enthusiasm about caring for our natural environment. We learnt a lot from the parks curator, Gavin Scott and his helpers Gabe Taiti and Mr Governor.
These photos were taken on a trip to Mr Scott's place. Room 4 students enjoyed learning from the expert and they enjoyed the afternoon tea too.
As a follow on from our visit to Kitchener Park we investigated ways of contributing to our local community. We made a collage to show our learning and we thought it was a great advertisement for Kitchener Park, so we donated it to the District Council. It now on display in the Feilding Public Library.
These photos show us working hard to complete our collage.
We’d like to share this article from the Feilding Herald on Thursday 19th August.
and these photos of our visit to the Manawatu District Council.
We challenge you to take our quiz. Click here to take our quiz or visit our Environmental Sustainability page.
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Visitors
WOW!
We are very excited to have had many visitors to our blog. Many thanks to those who have left their comments. It's very motivating for us, especially when we know you like what you see.
We've also had our first overseas viewer. Someone from the UK. We're wondering who it is. Perhaps it's Miss Haldane or is it Greer?
We are very excited to have had many visitors to our blog. Many thanks to those who have left their comments. It's very motivating for us, especially when we know you like what you see.
We've also had our first overseas viewer. Someone from the UK. We're wondering who it is. Perhaps it's Miss Haldane or is it Greer?
Congratulations
OLIVIA AND JAGO
More Principal's certificates for room 4.
On Friday, 4 teams from Halcombe School particated in the Manawatu Mathex Competition. Mathex is a problem solving competition and students compete in year group competitions with 4 students per team. The year 5 team had two year 4 students - Olivia and Jago.
Mrs Simpson awarded Principal certificates to Olivia and Jago for their outstanding achievement in maths.
More Principal's certificates for room 4.
On Friday, 4 teams from Halcombe School particated in the Manawatu Mathex Competition. Mathex is a problem solving competition and students compete in year group competitions with 4 students per team. The year 5 team had two year 4 students - Olivia and Jago.
Mrs Simpson awarded Principal certificates to Olivia and Jago for their outstanding achievement in maths.
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Congratulations
STEFAN
A second for Room 4 and a second for this family.
Stefan received a Principal's certificate for improvement in reading. We are all proud of you Stefan. Keep up the good work.
All students in Room 4 are expected to read for at least 10 minutes every night. Many students have chapter books from the school library and others have reading books selected by the teacher.
A second for Room 4 and a second for this family.
Stefan received a Principal's certificate for improvement in reading. We are all proud of you Stefan. Keep up the good work.
All students in Room 4 are expected to read for at least 10 minutes every night. Many students have chapter books from the school library and others have reading books selected by the teacher.
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