Learning from Home - Week 6 - part 2

 

Here it is, the final reading activities and choice board for lockdown take 2. This is a modern day retelling of a traditional fairytale that lots of you will be familiar with. Remember to share any work you are particularly proud of.

See you on Monday!

Reminders for our Google Meeting

 

Learning from Home - Week 6

 Well done to those who have completed learning activities over the past week. 

Here is a new story for you to read and enjoy.

In Māori culture, a rāhui is a form of tapu restricting access to, or use of, an area or resource to help protect it. 

 There is a rāhui in place in the Waitakere Ranges at the moment to help protect Kauri trees from kauri dieback disease. 

 In this story, the characters place a rāhui on their strawberry patch. I like it because it reminds me of our connection to nature and of our school value of Kaitiakitanga.

 There are some questions and activities you to complete too. Remember to send through any work you are proud of.

Room 19 LEXIA Stars!

Take a look at who has been working hard to level up on their Lexia accounts over the last week! Tino pai rawa to Cleo and Edie for continuing to build up their literacy skills while working from home.

Home Learning by Elaina

Ka Pai Elaina, you have completed some of the learning activities from Monday's shared book. Have a look at Elaina's slides on waka (canoe), below.

Elaina also completed some persuasive writing, which she might like to share with Room 19 when we are all back at school together. I wonder if she has done enough to persuade her parents!?

Learning from Home - Week 5 - part 2

 

Questions and activities can be found on slides 14 and 16.

Learning from Home - Week 5

 

Dear Room 19 families, 

I hope you are staying safe and looking after each other at home. If you would like to complete some learning together in your bubble, here is a Junior Journal story you can read. At the end, there are four activities to complete. Please share any work you are proud of with me.

In addition, you can also use your login card to access all of your online accounts. All of these can be found at the top of our class blog. Please send an email if you would like any help with accessing these websites.

Learning from Home Ideas - August 13-14

 

Fruit in Schools

 

Owairaka is fortunate to be a part of the Fruit in Schools program - every week we get a delivery of delicious, colourful fruit and vegetables. Yum!

Caught Being Good - Maddy and Huw

Ka pai to Maddy and Huw, who received Caught Being Good certificates at Puriri Assembly this week. Keep up the great work you two, you have been setting a great example for your classmates.

Cook Islands Language Week @ Owairaka Library

Dancing with Mrs Murray

The Year 3 classes have begun an "Arts Rotation", where we spend two weeks each with the different teachers in Puriri Toru. This week, we went to visit Mrs Murray for some dance lessons! Check out some of our moves.