We've got some pretty talented artists in our class. Click Read More to see all the different ways we've imagined Fudge and Peter from Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing.
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This term we have been learning about classroom objects in te reo Māori. After brainstorming some different classroom objects (e.g. clock, p... -
Dakota, Lucas and Cadie have been learning about addition number patterns to 10. They have been using this puzzle help them learn the diff... -
Over the last two weeks, we have continued with the task of adding text to a book. This time we wrote a narrative to match the pictures for...
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Here is some Emotion art that some of us did when we learned about Emotions. First of all we learned about the different colours and the d... -
We are creating art works inspired by the story Māui and the Sun. Here is what we did today: We drew our plans on whiteboards, making sure...
kaias looks cool because of its hair spiky
ReplyDeleteBren i like how you made Fudge looking scared and your drawing looks awsome and cool
ReplyDeleteThank you Warren. Your work is awesome, and peter looks awesome like you.
DeleteGreat work- I really like that book too. When my boys were younger they read all that series sometimes they reread them so much the covers fell off. So much learning is going on. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks Warren! Your work looks awesome as well.
ReplyDeleteHi, Mrs C here! It's great to see all your Fudge characters. You all have some amazing ideas. Warren, I especially liked yours. I can tell you took your time to create your character. He is so life-like. Next time I would love to see capitals at the beginning of your sentences. Great work!! Faith, your Fudge character is very colourful and I love the way you used colourful writing to make your work more interesting. I like to lick lollipops too. Do You? Thank you for all your incredible efforts. Keep it up!!
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