Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
SCIENCE FAIR 2009
Exciting Formal Letters
Our letters we wrote and posted away.
Our questions have been answered in many different ways.
Thank you to all who answered so well.
Now we can go and tell each other what questions have to tell.
Monday, August 3, 2009
An Outstanding Assembly
Last Friday 31 July we hosted our feel good assembly. The emphasis was on our Keys for Learning. John was excited, Hamish was a wee bit nervous, but, disappointed because his dad was not there as he had a sore back.
We began with some spinning around, with some extremely cool music where we introduced our Keys for Learning opportunities. When Mr Wemyss spoke, he was extremely polite ( of course ) as he turned around and said "Sorry for having my back to you - lovely children". Everyone in our class said something. It included our learning opportunities, the slide shows and other general comments.
There were two slide shows involving Room 2 scone baking / box making and the superb senior school (Rm's 8,9 and 10) ski trip. We hear the ski trip might happen again next year as well. Fantastic eh!
We can tell a few of the general Keys for Learning comments some people said:
Welcome to our valued feel good assembly.
At C.T.S. we like to show initiative and actively care for our school environment - visitors welcome to morning tea afterwards.
Teacher's are confident speakers.
Notices - Now you need to be active listeners.
We are innovative thinkers.
We know that mistakes are a learning opportunity.
We like to have fun too.
An opportunity to all to participate fully - school sang the NZ National Anthem
Hoped that departing students would reflect on their fabulous time at C.T.S.
At the end of the assembly we also invited all to reflect upon our assembly.
It was a great team effort, just like this blog.
Monday, June 15, 2009
Slideshow
On the 15th of July 2009 3 bloggers, Mitchell, John, and Hamish, created a fabulous slideshow. The slideshow was about process of mouth watering Scone & Boxes. If you would like to see this mouthwatering show, you are welcome to come to our fabulous school assembly, at 9am on Friday 31 July. Look forward to seeing you there.
Sunday, June 14, 2009
Room 2 Scone Boxes
On the 9 of June we will be designing our scone boxes. Last week we drew a diagram
of what we,ll design our boxes. We are all EXTREMELY excited well, most of us :-)
Monday, June 1, 2009
Mouth Moving Games and Toys
Science Record
Mitchell's experience with his rocket went well. It was a blast. He was our winner out of our class and hopefully he is the school's winner too. The rocket went 32 meters within distance. It was great to see it fly high in the sky before it landed with a thump, crunch and crackle in amongst the rugby teams at our school grounds. This Friday Mitchell will blast off against the others. We beat he will come first. What do you think?
Monday, May 25, 2009
Outrageous Cross Country
Tuesday last week was our outrageous Cross Country. We had a super time. It started off with a bang and ended with a puff. Now enjoy our photos.
Monday, May 18, 2009
Annette Smith Author
Last Friday the 15 of May on a soaking day, Annette Smith flew from Hamilton to Nelson. She rattled down the road to C.T.S. school. First she watched us zip past her as we practiced for our very professional cross country race. Twenty minutes later still puffing, we gathered into Room 1 to hear our famous author share with us her secrets of writing. We found out we need to use descriptive language to paint our story pictures. Please enjoy our photos, especially notice we have some young authors at our school too.
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
NEW CAMERA
Our new camera is fantastic because it takes really cool photos. This is a photo of us writing our sixth day in our diary. We are learning to write about a major and minor theme using describing words and excellent sentence starts. Enjoy our photos.
Monday, May 4, 2009
BACKYARD SCIENCE :-)
On the Friday 1st of May, the class eagerly walked along to the Art Room to do some painting, only to discover that the science man Sterling, was waiting at the door with his big box which had science written on it.
Once settled and sorted with our safety equipment he told us to think the coldest thing. The answer we came with was dry ice. We had lots of fun experimenting with dry ice. Have fun looking at all of our action pictures.
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