Principal Award

Last weeks Principal's award went to Frankie! 

Frankie, throughout our upcycle inquiry action faced obstacle after obstacle and without hesitation showed amazing perseverance and completed her finished product. It was fantastic to see her independance grow and the resilience she put into this inquiry. 

Tino pai, Frankie!

There is no school assembly this week. 

Jump Rope 4 Heart

A big thank you to everyone that came down last Friday!

I hope everyone had a great time.

Now is time to collect sponsorship money.

The class that raises the most money will win a mufti day on 17th June.

Big thank you to Cassandra for the photos :-)

Homework challenge!

There have been lots of homework challenges completed so far which is great to see! 

People have decided to run around the house saying their spelling words, make their lunch, make dinner, do puzzles and read to others just to name a few completed tasks. 

Remember, if you have any wonderful ideas for next terms homework challenge grid let me know!

Scarlett cooked dinner for her family!

Camille completed this enormous puzzle!

Frankie learnt something new! Can you find out what it was?

Check out Scarlett's video of her reading to her sister. 

Monty is a chief in the making!

Ivy cooked yummy pasta for dinner for her family!

Thanks everyone!

Principal Award

This week Room 14's class Principal award went to Monty!

Monty your enthusiasm is contagious! You are loving our inquiry topic, researching, helping others and your instructions you wrote for your upcycled project were awesome!

Keep up the amazing work in class and your balloon will fly high :-)

There are no Principal awards for the next couple of weeks due to the Samuel Gibson fundraising event this week and JR4H next week.

Landfill Trip

As part of our inquiry we are learning about ways that we can reduce the amount of waste we send to the landfill. 

Room 14 went along with Room 13 to the Omarunui Landfill. 

At the landfill we learnt about all the ways they are reusing what comes out of the landfill like the gas that comes up from the buried rubbish. This is made into power to power houses in Hastings. 

Room 14 learnt a lot and were blown inside out with all the wind. We couldn't believe that the hill that we were standing on was the old landfill full with rubbish! 

When the landfill is full the council will graze sheep on the site. 

Our next step in our inquiry has been to research was of upcycling old products instead of sending them to the landfill. 

First we had to research what we could make:

Then in literacy this week we wrote instructions to make our products: 

We will type up our instructions and make a book of upcycled items that our class produces. 

Next week we are collecting what we need to build our projects. Watch this space!