Grandparents at Normandale

Showing our books

Showing how our Interactive White Board

Enjoying lunch together

Kidsed chat this week

Wednesday 25th - Topic: Term Reflection

This week's topic for Kidsedchatnz is a Term Reflection. Check out the questions!

Q1. What were your highlights for this term?

Q2. What has been a challenge or interesting this term?

Q3. Could you please share with us one piece of learning from this term?

Q4. What would you like to explore or learn about in Term 4?

Q5. What have you got planned for the holidays?

We are leaning

We are waiting patiently

Home Learning Week 9 Term 3

From Emily's Grandparents

I would really, really love to be able to attend the Grandparent's day, but unfortunately it's not possible. I'm sure you'll have a wonderful day. When I was at school in England in the 1950's things were very, very different from your school today. For one thing, most schools were for either girls or boys not both together. Girls learned things like cooking and needlework, while boys did woodwork and metalwork. Some schools had uniforms, but others didn't. Boys didn't wear long trousers until they were in their teens, however cold it was. And girls always wore dresses or skirts, not trousers or tights. Things like Invitation to our Grandparents

We organised all the geometry words that we could think of

Can you see how they have been organised?

Home Learning Week 8 Term 3

On a more serious note- A Mocumentary

What message is this clip giving?

Ormie from Ormie Pig on Vimeo.

Checking out what's for sale at the Bring & Buy

Bring and Buy

Learning about Fractions

Figuring out Fractions

What is 2/3 of 12?

Use an image to show how you worked it out. 

Recording our goal conversations using photo booth

Designing our Grand - Person invitations

Home Learning Week 7 Term 3 2013

Holes? Dots? Internation Dot Day September 15th

We are a creative bunch, and we loved the Book of Holes.

Great sounds here!

How many holes can you see?

 

 

Many ways to think about holes

 Coming on the 15th of September is Internation Dot  Day 

September 15th marks the anniversary of the

publication of best-selling author/illustrator

Peter H. Reynolds’ The Dot, a “story book for all

ages.” Starting in 2009, a group of educators began

celebrating this date as International Dot Day — a day

for classes to explore the story’s powerful themes:

bravery, creativity, and self-expression.

Be creative, breave and express yourself!  Complete your DOT sheet and watch it come to life with Augmented Reality through the ColAR Mix App

Great Reflection on Diving

A great opportunity to watch, reflect and create next steps.  Love it guys!

 

Kidsedchatnz this week

Western Zone Netball

It was a great afternoon of fun Netball at Taita Courts on Tuesday.

#kidsedchat on Twitter

I just had to share how this learner has summarised #kidsedchat in such a visual way.
They are using touchcast to combine visuals with their explanation.  Make a comment on the site. 

Thanks for this 4.5 at Russell Street School. 

Graham Braddock art with Jane

It so exciting to be artists. Jane helped us realise that we are artists. There are some really simple tips to help us.