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Showing posts with label Thomas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thomas. Show all posts
Thursday, November 19, 2015
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
Dye as a medium
Sam L
"We went outside to look at the mountains to do our art work. We did mountains. It was fun. I love dye."
Audrey
"Art. I made art with dye. The dye goes on the paper. My colours were brown and orange. I needed to brush the brush in the side of the box. It was mountains."
Elsie
"On Wednesday we made mountain artwork. It is fun. I know that it stains. I love dye."
Olivia
"Today I made a mountain picture with dye. It was tricky with the trees. One of them was orange and the other one was brown."
Luana
"We made some blue dye. It was so much fun. You could use it on paper and card."
Cruz
"Today we went for a walk up to the courts. We looked at mountains. It was fun. We used dye."
Tessa
"I made a mountain artwork. It was made out of dye. We also made trees of dye. We did two. I made two types of mountains. A thick brush and a skinny brush. I did the opposite of fat and skinny."
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Collaborating through art!
We are learning about changes in art. We are discussing words like MEDIUM and STYLE and DIGITAL ART. Today we practiced drawing stars so we can ad them to what we did yesterday. Check out our collaboration.
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Busy Builders
We have been collaborating to build our houses. We have been learning to share equipment, make sure everyone takes part and share our ideas. We have also been following a criteria. :)
Thursday, June 18, 2015
Visit From the WSCA
We had a visit today from the WSCA. We shared some songs, read books to them and told them all about our habitat. It was great to share our learning with our visitors.
Monday, June 1, 2015
Immersed in Fractions
We have been immersed in fractions this week. We have been choosing our own activities to do with fractions and are learning what they look and feel like.
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
A Hovering Visitor
We were so lucky to have a visit from a helicopter! Mrs Clarke's husband Shaun is a helicopter pilot and Shelly is a paramedic. They work together to help hurt people in the Wakatipu. It was so exciting to wait for the chopper to land on our school field. We use experiences like this to inspire us in writing time.
Children's responses:
Olivia: It was noisy. Helicopters start with 'h' Miss Eve. (It's our sound of the day!)
William: It was cool going inside it and I liked the propellers.
Elsie: I thought it was weird that they didn't have a boot in the back of the helicopter because when I saw my first helicopter they had a boot where they put all their stuff.
Thomas: It has a spinning thing on the back and on the top. On the top it had a lot of things. The rescue helicopter comes when you need it.
Tim: I liked going through the helicopter. When I went up the steps and when I went down the steps myself.
Labels:
Beau,
Elsie,
experience,
fun,
helicopter,
Learning,
Max,
Olivia,
school,
Thomas,
Tim,
William,
writing
Monday, March 30, 2015
Let's Get Curious About Change
We will be learning all about charge next term. What does change mean? We will be thinking and learning about change in me, change in my family, change in my community and change in my world. Here is some of our great thinking so far.
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Using Literacy through ICT
It's important that we learn how to use our technological devices. Puppet Pals is a great app on the iPads for creating stories. In this video Thomas created his story independently. He had to manipulate the puppets while acting as the character. The app recognises that a voice is talking and thus the puppet's mouth opens and closes. Quite challenging to use! In this story his character gets into a "HOLE" lot of trouble.
Labels:
Education,
ICT,
iPad,
Literacy,
PuppetPals,
StoryWriting,
Thomas
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Moulding Little Minds
We got curious about making Playdough with Ms.Carmel. What fun! We have been seeing how we can mould it into various shapes including our phonics, birds nests and spirals. This involves pulling, rolling, twisting, pressing and smoothing.
Location:
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