Here is your next learning slide about the human body. Find out about our nervous system by clicking on the link. I have also shared this slide into your Inquiry folder in your Google Drive.
Slide number 2 also has a fun 'choice board' of activities to try.
Remember, you can present your learning in any way you wish. Please share your learning with me or bring it to one of our class meets. Happy learning everyone!
This blog post is all about getting away from the screens and doing some other learning.
We have been learning about the human body, so make sure you are exercising your muscles as well as your brain during lockdown.
💥 Challenge #1: Go on an 'Alphabet Walk'. Before you leave, write the letters of the alphabet down the side a a piece of paper. As you walk around your house or local area, try to find something that starts with each letter of the alphabet. Can you find something for every letter?
💥 Challenge #2: Construction challenge. What can you make using Lego or other toys that you have? You could also use cardboard, paper or reuse other items you can find around your house. Take a photo or bring your construction to one of our Google meets.
💥 Challenge #3: Cooking challenge. Help out at home by making a yummy meal. What will you make? Take a photo or leave a comment on this blog post telling us what you made. Yum!
Kia ora koutou.
Here is your next learning slide about the human body. Find out about our skeletal system by clicking on the link. I have also shared this slide into your Inquiry folder in your Google Drive.
Remember, you can present your learning in any way you wish. Please share your learning with me or bring it to one of our class meets. Happy learning everyone!
Kia ora Room 16!
We have a new learning focus while we are in our lockdown bubbles - The Human Body and how it works. We are going to break it up into pieces (that sounds weird, doesn't it 😉) beginning with a study of the heart and our circulatory system - how blood moves around our body and keeps us alive.
Have a look at this slide deck and click on the links. If you click on the image labelled 'find out about the heart' you will find lots of information to help you. You can present your work in any way you like. For example, you could copy the table called 'the circulatory system' into a book or make a poster. If you can access your Google Drive, you will find a copy of this slide deck in your 'Inquiry' folder. You can then add text boxes or extra slides to show your learning and I can see what you have done.
Email me if you have any questions and join in to our class Google Meets each day at 10.30am. Most of all have fun and stay safe in your bubble.
Kia kaha! Andy.
We had a lot of fun in room 10 as it was transformed into an art room. Working alongside local artist, Sara Hughes, we experimented with magnetic shapes called irregular quadrilaterals to see which ones looked good together or complimented each other. It was cool to see all the different designs.
After working with and being inspired by local artist, Sara Hughes, back in class we created our own artworks using different geometric shapes. It was satisfying to experiment with different colours and patterns to create something unique. Some of us overlapped the shapes, others made patterns, while some tried to use complimentary colours.
What do you think of our art? Maybe you could try this yourself.
Ka pai and well done to our first certificate recipients for term 3, Pepetua and Blessed.
They have both made an excellent start to the term, bringing a positive attitude, focusing on learning and showing kindness and respect to others.
Way to go!
