School Cross Country 2017

Cross Country Reflections

Congratulations to our Heroes!

Congratulations Coby, Jessica, Cole, Jordan and Sophia who were our 

Heroes at today's Celebration Assembly.  

Well done for using your People Powers and Learning Powers so well!

Our Whakarua Buddies show us how to fold our Milk Cartons

Self Portraits

Swimming

Te Māuru-e-taki-nei have been writing stories about swimming.
Here are a few.
You can see more hanging in the learning space in our publishing pockets.
 
  
  

When bunnies come to school...

Jesiah bought his baby bunnies to school for all the children to look at  in Te Ope Ruaraki. We got to pat the bunnies and watch them eat some food.

On Thursday baby bunnies came to school. Bunnies are cute.

By Ruby.

I like the fluffy rabbit.

By Samuel.

The bunnies came to school. The bunnies are brilliant.

By Levi.

I saw the fluffy white rabbit hopped under the table.

By Olivia.

On Thursday baby bunnies came to school. They are fast.

By Kobe.

I like patting baby bunnies because they are fluffy like a marshmallow.

By Raquelynn

The bunnies are cute and very adorable and very hungry.

By Grace.

On Thursday the baby bunnies came to school and they were fluffy.

By Kaisa.

I pat the rabbit and the rabbit was cute.

By Elijah.

The brown rabbit was fluffy. They ate pellets.

By Antwon.

On Thursday baby bunnies came to school. They were cute and nervous.

By Briana.

The brown rabbit was fluffy. She hopped around in a circle.

By Jessica.

The rabbit was lovely.

By Cody.

Jelly

Te Ope Ruaraki (Rm 2, 3 & 4) made and tasted Jelly this week. Love the great big smiles on everyone's faces - showing the "FUN" they are having with their learning.

Lee & Kim Cartoon - John Parsons Cyber Smart session

This is the YouTube clip that the Year 3 students watched with John Parsons.

John Parsons - Cyber Smart

This morning the Year 3 students from Te Māuru-e-taki-nei walked down to Hornby High School to listen to a man called John Parsons talk about being Cyber Smart.
He talked to us about staying strong and we showed him our power.

His 4 things to remember were:

1. People you don't know are strangers.
2. Be nice to people.
3. Keep your personal information private.
4. If you get that funny feeling in your tummy (butterflies) then tell an adult that you love and trust.

If your child is in Year 3 and went to listen to John Parsons today, then have a chat to them about what they learnt.

Off on our big walk to Hornby High School.

In the auditorium - almost time to start.

Waiting for it to start.

Watching the video about Kim & Lee playing an online game.

Showing John Parsons our "Power"

Showing our "Power"

We have the "Power" to be "Super Protectors"

Relating to Others

Something from our youngest students this time...
Te Ope Ruaraki students (Rm2-4) working together, using their sharing and co-operative skills to create things together.  Taking turns, talking nicely and helping each other - all important skills to grow into heroes.