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This term we have started learning about probability and chance. We began with the question "Can I go to the park and play today?"... -
Today we had a visitor called Erica who came and taught us about how we can look after marine life. First, we watched a video about plastic ... -
Scroll through to see your child's calendar art. This can be made into a calendar, diaries, mouse pads or sketch pads as part of the PTA...
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To celebrate finishing our chapter book (Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing by Judy Blume), we had a competition to design a new book cover. Ea...
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Over the past 3 weeks we have been learning about measurement for Maths. We've learned to use lots of different tools for measuring inc... -
Well done to our Heroes of the Week! Last Friday Cody, Mia and Brooklyn were pulled out of our Hero nomination box. They were nominated b... -
Good luck to Eli, Mesake and Frank who are heading off to Zones today for Athletics. We are so proud of you boys! Sorry to the girls who I ... -
Well done to our super speedy Whakarua kids for making it to Zones. We are so proud !
Aptly named, you are all lockdown superstars! Look at all your hard work.
ReplyDeleteArghhhhhhhhhh. Tyson those vampire bats look so scary!! No wonder they are called vampire bats if they drink the blood of other animals. I wonder what type of animals they drink from? Years ago I lived in a house in England with bats in the roof, they would fly out at dusk, they looked just like little birds so it took me awhile to realise what they were. They weren't vampire bats though, luckily! Just friendly Pipistrille bats (even their name if friendly!).
Bailey, great slide on Walruses, I like their long tusks. I wonder which countries they live in?
Jacob, so many facts on vampire bats, interesting how they have sensors in their noses. Would you be scared of a vampire bat? I think I would!
Great to see all this fantastic home learning.
ReplyDeleteI liked your story Craig, it was a bit scary what with the wind howling, the windows shaking and making a noise like musical instruments, and they boy sitting lonely in the dark. Then a shooting star - was that a good thing? Did the boy make a wish on it?
What a fantastic poster on sharks Louie, I like how you drew some of the pics yourself, especially the zebra shark. They lay four eggs at at time! I had no idea they laid eggs. Do you know how long it takes them to hatch?
So many facts on your poster Tyson, I see that Toucans and Vampire Bats both live in rainforests, I wonder if they live in the same one somewhere? Scary picture of the bats, would they scare you if you ever came across one? I'd definitely run the other way!