A Long Term Project

We are polishing stones. They start as rough, plain stones.

It takes four weeks to turn them into smooth polished ones. We can't wait to see what they look like!

'St' week

We made sneetches with stars on their bellies... it doesn't matter what type of sneetch you make - all sneetches are special.

Have you ever heard a teddy's heartbeat? We have!! We listened to heartbeats through a stethoscope. How can a Teddy have a hearbeat without blood to pump? There must be a trick here somewhere!

Time Travel Machine

This term we have a time travel machine in our class. We are writing about things in the past and the future.

In the future, what will we be? We have videoed our ideas (thanks Mrs Ritchie).
Here are our '"When I grow up" stories.




What will it be like living in the future?
We looked at some ideas from a cartoon made 50 years ago... The Jetsons

We designed our own future cities.

Cooperative Maths

We are working in pairs to make geometry posters. We used rulers to help us make the sides of our shapes straight.

Lukas and Max are using a very big numberline to find out the answers to equations.

Last day treat

We have been learning about words that start with 'Spr'. We decorated some biscuits by spreading icing and adding sprinkles!

Step 1: Get the paper towel, knife and biscuits.
Step 2: Spread the icing

Step 3: Add the sprinkles

Step 4: Eat and enjoy!

Read, read, read

A quiet moment,,,,,,,

Crown Patterns

Here are the crazy kids from Room 17 making crowns.


We made these crowns after reading a big book called 'Carla the Crocodile goes to the King'. We have been learning about patterns in maths so we used shape punches to make patterns on the crowns.

Where the Wild Things Are

We have been building a 'Wild Thing Forest' from the wonderful book Where the Wild Things Are.

We are adding our pastel and paint wild creatures as they are finished.

Max said, "Let the Wild Rumpus start!"

ESOL Kites

Jayden, Isaac and Wincent made these incredible kites at ESOL class. We went outside to watch them fly.

Thomas was sick on the day the kites were finished. We look forward to seeing his kite as well.