Room 19 Chefs in the Kitchen!

 

Peter made meringues, Eva made double choc brownies, Claude made sushi, and Leo made Anzac cookies. Yum! Maybe we need a Room 19 Master Chef challenge?!

Maddy and her dad made a delicious potato gnocchi!

And Shivani made some yummy peanut chikki.

Staying Healthy - Maddy, Claude, Shiza and Leo

 

Maddy completed some of our health learning activities this week - she wrote some facts about nutrients, and also learnt about bones in the human body.

Check out Claude's T chart of healthy and unhealthy foods. Do you agree with him?

Shiza not only completed three of our health learning challenges, she also checked out Mrs Johns' word challenge - looking for words with double letters in them!

Another healthy/unhealthy T chart, this time from Leo - do you agree with him?

More Lexia Superstars

 

Crafting Fun at home - Lilou, Gyzharn, Maddy, Peter

Lilou gave some of the Tate crafting activities a go at home - here is her soundscape and collage efforts.

Here is some artwork that Gyzharn wanted to share with you.

And here is Maddy's awesome kaleidoscope!

From Peter: Yesterday we watched Nanogirl and we made a catapult. We tested it, but whenever we sent it off it went in a different direction to the camera on grandma's phone!

Week 6 - Staying Healthy activities

 

Homework - Week 6

 

Get Creative with Tate Kids

 

Have a go at one (or more!) of these creative ideas from the awesome people at the Tate Museum in the United Kingdom. There are lots of exciting projects to choose from. Share any of the work you do with your Room 19 classmates!

Shiza's Monster, Maddy and Lilou's Word Find, Peter's Muscle Facts & Beldum Homework, Leo's Monster!

 

Shiza took on Mrs Johns' design a monster challenge from The Cottage blog.

Maddy and Lilou completed the human body word find challenge from our blog.

And from Peter, some facts about human muscles:

1.       The cardiac muscle is found in your heart.

2.       Skeletal muscles  are voluntary muscles

3.       The adult human skeleton has 206 bones

4.       There are about 600 muscles in the body

5.       It takes 6 muscles to move your eye.  An eye moves 100,000 times every day

And Leo's monster, 'Blockamus Horns'!

Human Body - Interactive

Take a look at this interactive to learn a bit more about the systems of the human body.

The human body is amazing. It can move, grow, detect what’s going on around us and even mend itself (usually). It gets what it needs from the food we eat and gets rid of what it can’t use. 

This interactive lets you take a peep at some of the systems within the human body.

Lexia Superstars

 

Ka pai, Jennia, Lilou, and Hoorad - working hard on your Lexia skills at home. Keep up the great work Room 19!

Homework - Week 5

 

Health Activities - Week 5

 

Week 5 - Learning from Home - What to expect

 

Dear Room 19 families,

Thank you for taking part in our first Google Meets during week 4. Going forward, here is what you can expect from our daily meetings (weekdays @ 9.30am):

Monday - Reading comprehension and new Homework letter

Tuesday - Maths stories

Wednesday - Wellbeing activity and discussion

Thursday - Philosophy story and discussion

Friday - Homework sharing

Please email slyons@owairaka.school.nz if you need to update your contact details, request extra learning, or request login details for the learning websites we use in class.

Health Activities - Week 4

 

Human Muscle Groups

Can you teach your families the name of these muscle groups we have been learning about in class?

Homework - Week 4

 

Dear Room 19 families,

The focus of our Google Meet on Friday will be sharing our 'F' home learning. We are looking forward to hearing your five interesting facts!

Wheel Day - this Friday!

 

Caught Being Good - Gavin and Jemima

 

Tino pai, Gavin and Jemima, who received Caught Being Good certificates at school this week. Gavin has confidently shared some of his ideas in his first week in Room 19, and Jemima was a great team player when preparing a play to present at Puriri Assembly on Friday.

Well done to ALL the learners of Room 19, who practised and presented an excellent assembly to their fellow Year 3 and 4 students.

Tokyo Olympics and the Human Body

 

We have enjoyed learning about the Tokyo Olympic Games in class recently. We did athlete profiles, packed our imaginary bags for Japan, and learnt lots about the ancient vs. modern Olympics.

Over the next few weeks, we are going to be finding out more about the human body, and all of the amazing jobs it does!

School Certificate - Hanzalah and Hoorad

 

Awesome work, Hanzalah and Hoorad, who received certificates at school assembly this week.

Hanzalah has been working well on his follow up activities in class, and Hoorad has shown confidence when speaking in front of his classmates.

Keep up the great effort, boys.

Respecting others

Dear families, in class we are watching a video series about being respectful! Watch the final episode here: https://vid.ly/4k4y2f