Different sentences in Room One

Hey Room 1- you came up with some awesome compound and complex sentences today!

Well Done!

Whanaungatanga

Room 1 had the pleasure of having our other two whanau classes in our class. Room 14 the year 1 & 2 whanau class and room 21 the year 3 & 4 whanau class. 

We meet every morning on Mondays and every Afternoon on Fridays. 

WHANAU are more than welcome to come and join with karakia and Waiata. 

Here is our beautiful Himene He Honore.

ROOM 1 WHANAU CLASS!!!

Room 1 has been learning to make our writing more interesting by using compound sentences. 

We wrote a description of our class using our new writing skill (compound sentences). 

Some of us got to make adobe voice videos. 

AWESOME MAHI ROOM 1!!!!!

Jeffrey the butterfly

When you want to catch a butterfly you need to wait for it to fly on a branch or the ground. Then you sneak up on it like this (sneaky walking). Then you grab it softly with your hand and it will fly onto you and stick onto your finger. They cant fly very fast. But you need to let it go onto a flower so it can have more baby caterpillars. I hope this ones wing heals soon. 

By Andreas Tekotia.

Values!

Room 1 looked at some of the values that would make our classroom feel safe and comfortable. 

Whaea Lisa

Tēnā koutou katoa,

Ko Matawhaura te Maunga

Ko Rotoiti te Awa

Ko Waiti te Marae

Ko Ngati Pikiao te Hapū

Ko Te Arawa te Iwi

Nō Rotorua ahau

Kei Flat Bush ahau e noho ana

Ko Paul tōku pāpā

Ko karen Groot tōku māmā

Ko Wiri- Rapata Hohepa tōku hoa tāne.

Kia ora whanau.

Welcome to our year 5 & 6 whanau class blog. I am looking forward to starting this new journey with Room 1 in becoming a confident Maori learner and to help our tamariki to succeed as Maori. This is a new journey for me too so I am very excited. 

This is our blog we will be updating weekly with things like kids work, successes, questions, research etc. 

I hope you enjoy using our blog as much as we will. 

I cannot wait to meet our tamariki and will ensure they have an awesome year.

Ngā mihi

Whaea Lisa