Here are a few snippets of pure magic in age appropriate fashion, pride and a load of fun throughout the night.
Monday, 14 December 2015
Simply beautiful
Last Friday was our Dine and Dance for the Year 8's and then joined by the Year 7's.
Here are a few snippets of pure magic in age appropriate fashion, pride and a load of fun throughout the night.
Here are a few snippets of pure magic in age appropriate fashion, pride and a load of fun throughout the night.
Saturday, 21 November 2015
Read Read Read and Review
https://freekidsbooks.org/filter/Children/date/DESC
Just wandering with all the competitions our class has been involved it I wonder whether we are the proficient readers we were at the start of the term if not better.
Here is a link which provides freekidsbooks of which I will be using in our reading programme next week as a follow up of Narrative Writing.
Just wandering with all the competitions our class has been involved it I wonder whether we are the proficient readers we were at the start of the term if not better.
Here is a link which provides freekidsbooks of which I will be using in our reading programme next week as a follow up of Narrative Writing.
Wednesday, 11 November 2015
AG Day Stalls
Today was the day for completing posters for Y7/8 stalls.
Their task was to create or re use the posters from previous years to look and draw the customers to the products they were selling.
Here are the posters in progress.
Their task was to create or re use the posters from previous years to look and draw the customers to the products they were selling.
Here are the posters in progress.
Monday, 2 November 2015
Room 4 have entered another competition.
The top 4 school submissions will win an additional $2000 to use towards the promotion of healthy eating in their school*. Healthy Eating Healthy Action
List the ways in which you can plan a project for your class
to provide healthy eating food and have $50 to spend for this.
Here is the evidence of us thinking and relating to others.
Tuesday, 20 October 2015
Thursday, 15 October 2015
're acting shakeout'
In Room 4 today we have been researching earthquakes and their effects on people. Group 4 featured how it effects them during collaboration time today.
Monday, 12 October 2015
Friday, 25 September 2015
Saturday, 5 September 2015
Manawatu-Wanganui Maths Contest
It's all over!
| Sumdog's Manawatu-Wanganui Maths Contest is now over! In total, 285 students answered 102904 questions correctly. Well done to them. The overall winners are the classes which scored highest throughoutthe contest. Well done Room 4 for coming top class on Thursday and Ohau School placed 9th overall. We love Maths! |
Daily winnersThe daily winners are the classes which had the highest score on each day. Here are the daily winners:
| Date | Class name | Score |
|---|---|---|
| September 3 | Rm 4, Ohau School | 277.0 |
| September 2 | Mrs Lambert , Aberfeldy School | 255.0 |
| September 1 | Room 5, Mosston School | 153.0 |
| August 31 | Room 14 Love Maths, Levin North | 237.0 |
| August 28 | Minions, Waiouru | 333.0 |
Friday, 4 September 2015
What's Been Happening in Room 4?
So much has been happening in Room 4 that we haven't had time to write and tell about all the happenings.
August 14th we went to Papaitonga Reserve to plant some sapplings, and trees to restore the reserve.
Small in numbers but very fast to sow the seedlings before lunch and then a walk to the Lake.
August 21st 3 time Olympian Kayla Whitelock comes o Room 4 to present her power point and share her experiences with our seniors and the champions of Div 2 for School Hockey league.
August 27th: Run Ragged. Watch this space as Isaac our cameraman for this event sent photos that may still be in Cloud i. A fun filled fantastic day for our runners who completed the course and donated graciously.
August 14th we went to Papaitonga Reserve to plant some sapplings, and trees to restore the reserve.
Small in numbers but very fast to sow the seedlings before lunch and then a walk to the Lake.
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| Caleb Young R3 digging a hole. |
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| DoC giving our group the history of planting at the reserve before we started planting. |
August 21st 3 time Olympian Kayla Whitelock comes o Room 4 to present her power point and share her experiences with our seniors and the champions of Div 2 for School Hockey league.
Wednesday, 19 August 2015
Tukutuku Panels Underway.
Since the last Friday Art Day, we were a little short on supplies arriving on time. Thanks to Mr Staples and students for painting our peg boards, we have created the border trimmings and will be underway to start the poutama on our next planned Friday if not sooner.
Friday, 14 August 2015
Tree Planting at the Waiwiri Lake/ Papaitonga Scenic Reserve
On Thursday 13th August, Year 7/8 students were transported by parents and staff to Arawhata Road for the Tree Planting service organized by the Department of Conservation (DOC) and Forest and Bird Volunteer Foundation. The sun was shining when the temperatures were quite mild, snow could be seen on the Tararua Ranges, there was also frost on the ground.
At 10am Hayden from Ngati Raukawa said a karakia to begin our official day and then Nathan Lightbourne introduced us to how the roots needed to be handled for planting man dug holes. Six groups were formed and were accompanied with DOC and Forest and Bird supervisor. An hour later the weed mats and corrugated covers were placed over the plants to protect them from too much sun, wind, bunnies and frost.
At 12pm most of the planting was completed and there was only one group to complete laying the weed mat and coverings which many other students assisted . Lunch was eaten with the volunteer workers sharing their mandarins and apples with students.
After lunch there was a short walk to the wetlands where a number of different flying species could be heard and viewed when the group were quiet enough. Johannes did the honours of thanking our supervisors, before we returned to the car park. All cars were filled and parents drove their carload back to school.
The experience will always be treasured as the trees will hopefully be sustainable for futue generations to enjoy. Ohau School, you are Star Planters!
At 10am Hayden from Ngati Raukawa said a karakia to begin our official day and then Nathan Lightbourne introduced us to how the roots needed to be handled for planting man dug holes. Six groups were formed and were accompanied with DOC and Forest and Bird supervisor. An hour later the weed mats and corrugated covers were placed over the plants to protect them from too much sun, wind, bunnies and frost.
At 12pm most of the planting was completed and there was only one group to complete laying the weed mat and coverings which many other students assisted . Lunch was eaten with the volunteer workers sharing their mandarins and apples with students.
After lunch there was a short walk to the wetlands where a number of different flying species could be heard and viewed when the group were quiet enough. Johannes did the honours of thanking our supervisors, before we returned to the car park. All cars were filled and parents drove their carload back to school.
The experience will always be treasured as the trees will hopefully be sustainable for futue generations to enjoy. Ohau School, you are Star Planters!
Monday, 10 August 2015
Resource Sustainability
Room 4 had their first lesson of Zero Waste Education with Sandra E Horowhenua District Council.
Saturday, 1 August 2015
Our Year 8's get a Taste of College Life for the Day
On Tuesday our Year 8 students had their College visits. In the morning they spent time at Horowhenua College and in the afternoon they visited Waiopehu College. Here are some snapshots of their experience.
Wednesday, 1 July 2015
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