This is a Year 3 and 4 class blog at South Hornby School. We are in the Uru Mānuka Cluster. This is a place where we will share our learning. Please note that some of it will not be complete, it will be my first drafts. Remember to be positive, thoughtful and helpful when you leave a comment. Please check out our individual blogs as well.
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Today we had our first Celebration Assembly of Term 2, and our People Power focus was Play. We can show Play by being creative and curious, ...
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Take a look at Eli's home learning from today, he has worked super duper hard!
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Kia ora team! This morning each of our homerooms had a Google Hangout to discuss our unique journey of 'home learning'. It was wond...
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Tuesday was a special day for our class. A lot of us became scientists to try out Aiden's water experiment. Click Read More to see some...
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Here are some fantastic readers who have worked hard and moved up a reading level! It is super important to celebrate success and how hard ...
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This week in writing we have been recounting our favourite time of day. We could choose between the morning, the middle of the day, evening...
wow Mason J I did not know that walruses could stay under water for 25 minutes. Wow Putauaki I did not know there can be hundreds of vampire bats in one colony.
ReplyDeletewow Mason J I did not know that walruses could stay under water for 25 minutes. Wow Putauaki I did not know there can be hundreds of vampire bats in one colony. from Bella
ReplyDeleteSo much great home learning!!
ReplyDeleteMason, walruses have 400 whiskers?! Thats so many! I wonder why they need them all? I see from your poster that their main predator is the polar bear, I thought they would be a similar size to a walrus? Very interesting. I counted 3 dinosaurs in the picture, am I right?
Arav - great writing, I saw the purple flower first!
Luke, I liked what you observed in the picture, I think the battery may fit in the balloon.
Putauaki, I like you bat poster, I had no idea they could jump. I see they live in colonies and these can be in the hundreds? What would you do if you found a colony of over 100 vampire bats hanging upside down in a rainforest?
Matthew, I didn't know vampire bats like to live in warm places. Very interesting!
Bella, OMG those cookies look AMAZING? What flavour are they? And your nails look gorgeous, looks like you've been doing lots of fun activites.
kia ora im Bailey from South Hornby School i love this because i like cookes from Bailey.
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