Showing posts with label Revanda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Revanda. Show all posts

Sunday, November 18, 2012

Saturday, November 17, 2012

Koru Calendar Art



 Our koru calendar art is looking bright, bold and beautiful.
Don't forget the last date for orders is Thursday 22 November.

Monday, August 27, 2012

Adrift

We watched the video "Adrift" on Literacy Shed.
Here are some excerps from our writing.


Once upon a time there was a man on a ship hunting for animals to eat and treasure to be rich. Suddenly his ship would not go. "This thing is broken and I just fixed it now," he said. 
But then he heard something. "Who is there? If you are trying to hunt treasure you'll have to fight me, then you'll go past." 
Suddenly, there was a huge turtle flying through the cloudy sky.

Revanda.

I got a big, fat, long rope. I was going to use it on an elephant. I threw the rope. I got it. The elephant pulled me far but I didn't notice the rope was getting thinner, then finally it snapped. I was all alone. Nobody was going to get me down.

Jamiel

One man was flying with a plastic boat. He was up in the sky and the boat was not working. He stayed there. He got a rope. He put the rope around the turtles neck.

Ramsina

I'm in a flying boat all alone, feeling so bored. I heard this sound. It was a flying turtle. I was so surprised, so I ran and got the rope. I threw the rope at the turtle. The turtle pulled my boat. I'm free!

Connah 

Once in a lifetime I was in the sky. My boat was made out of steel. The shark was gray, scary, fierce and freaky. I jumped on the shark. I thought I would die. Then Jamiel came to help me with his huge elephant.

Richard
 


Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Room News Week 4

Swimming Lessons

 On Tuesday we went on a bus to Sykes Road swimming pools. We went there so we can learn how to swim and be a good swimmer. We learned how to rescue people and how would it feel wearing a safety life jacket. We had to get into pairs. One person had a noodle and the other person had to go in the water and put their hands up like they were in trouble. The people who had the noodle had to throw it to their partner and their partner had to catch it.  Then we had to pull, pull, pull the person to safety.