Paris' Weekend

In the weekend I went to Levin.  We were going to my Non's birthday.  We had a wedding too.  We had 2 cakes.  Some people from a band came and sang a song.
We played on the tramp and my brother did a back flip.  I did a forward flip and a cartwheel with no hands.
Then we had the cake.  After that we had dinner and next we had the wedding.  I got to be the flower girl.  When they put on the rings they were married.  After the wedding we came back to Wellington.
- Paris

Wild Things

We have been reading 'Where the Wild Things are' and we are making an animation of the story.  Last week we drew and wrote about what our characters looked like and what they ate.  We also painted some backdrops for our animation.  This week we were busy taking lots of photos of our wild things as they moved around in the forest where they lived.  Now the photos will be edited and Amelia will narrate the story.  We will soon be ready to show the story of our Wild Things.

¡Ay, caramba!

Come to the Fun Food Fiesta at 5pm on Friday and you can vote for Room 14's Santa piñata.  We will celebrate his short life in the last week of school and Room 14 children can bring little treasures to fill him with at that time.

On Rainy Days

When it is too wet to go outside we can stretch and have fun with GoNoodle. We play short video clips that encourage us to move and keep fit.

Skip counting

We have been busy in maths skip counting to find answers to 2, 5 and 10 times tables. To find out the answer to
5 x 4 =, we count 5, 10, 15, 20 on our fingers.

Pink Day

Thanks to everyone who supported Pink Day and brought a coin for Breast Cancer research. We were looking very pink at singing this morning.

Athletics Day

Welcome back to Term 4.  On Friday we held our school-wide Athletics Day.  We got in to our Whanau teams and spent the day competing in athletics events such as Sprints, Hurdles, shotput, Vortex (javelin throw), Coit throwing (discus throw), long jump and scissor kick (high jump).  At the end of the day we gathered to watch the seniors' finals in sprints and the Whanau teams relay, which Kauri just managed to take out.  There was a lot of noise while our teams were racing, as we had all been practising our team chants and we were cheering our teams home.  Then there was a fun relay between the teachers and senior boys and girls.  Mr McLeod helped the teachers into the lead in the final lap.