We start with the roll and it took quite a while, and mrs Moor came and hurried us up. We had to say the time on the clock in Maori and say one sentence of what we did on the weekend.
It is about time and years example. : How many years are in a century ?
We did this until morning tea time
After we had finished we began our maths about time. There are three sheets and we have been doing them since last week.
It is about time and years example. : How many years are in a century ?After these two sheets we get onto harder sheets such as a sheet that looks like this one
Munch munch munch
Morning tea finished and Mary shared her news from the holidays.
She went to Australia and went to the zoo and got to pat a wallaby.When Mary had finished Mrs Roberts began reading Best Mate a book that Ruru have been reading for a few weeks.
After we had finished reading we did some poetry and Mrs Roberts read us a poem and asked us to say some words on what we thought about it.
She then explained about what other poems we could do like concrete and diamond poems.
Some poems are very weird and unique. Also very catchy!!!
We begin brainstorming our poems.
We swapped class room with kea because of something they are doing. We now start reading groups and do all our work.
The bell rang for lunch all to soon and we all went back to Ruru and packed away our stuff and sat on the mat waiting for the teacher
We spoke Maori for the roll and we mixed up the questions. After the roll we did rakau sticksMary shared some more of her holiday news and then we went out for a game and the bell rang
Today's blog was brought to you by Grace Webb(I did the writing)and Elizabeth Fraser(I checked the spelling)
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