Week 7 - A busy Week

Look at our ladybird paintings.... we are trying to make our spot patterns the same on both sides of the ladybird.


We read stories to our big buddies from Room 10. Then they taught us a game called 'The Giant's Keys'.

We learned a new poem about lollipops, then sorted them and ate them!

Thanks to Ayla who took the sorting photos.

Let's Meet Jessica

We are excited to have Jessica join our class. Here she is.....

Jessica

Swimming Carnival

What a fun day! Take a look at Room 17 at the swimming carnival.

Natalie is 5!

This week we had Natalie join Room 17. Here she is.....

Natalie

Room 17 welcomes....

Harry. He is five today!

Harry

Let's Meet....

Two new team 17 members started this week. Here are Ashton and Connor on their first day.

Ashton

Connor

All about Week 4

This week we have been learning about things that start with  the Letter A. We are trying very hard to write independently. See how clever we are getting at writing some words all by ourselves!

Here is Ayla reporting about our aliens, keep watching to see two of our Alien stories.



We made alligators .....

... and wrote about them...

...and we read a story called 'Ten Apples Up On Top.'

This week we started our sport interchange, learned all about Oscar the Grouch, owls and other things that start with O.
Here are some photos of what we have done and a video slideshow of us working hard.

Here are our Oscars!

Owl Instructions - cutting and folding.

Our owl colour graph.

Week 2 in Room17

Independent workers

Have you seen our Cat in the Hat wall display?
The clever kids of Room 17 made these all by themselves while Mrs Ward was busy taking reading groups. Watch the video to see what great self managers we are.

Kelly Sport

The tutors from Kelly sport came to Russley to play some games with us. We had great fun running, dribbling, hitting and fielding.

Our letter of the week is C.

We made the letter C and things that start with C with our new playdough. 

Thanks to Mrs Nicholls who made the playdough for us.

Chopstick Matching

Mrs Ward has heaps of chopsticks. They are all different colours and have different patterns on them. We had to sort them into pairs and then we tried picking up letters and crayons.
It was really tricky! We really had to look carefully at the different patterns and 'keep on trying' to pick things up with them. Happy Year of the Rooster!