second in the boys 100 metre sprints (7 years).
Anthony: third in the boys 50 metre sprints (7 years).
Jonathan: third in the boys 100 metre sprints (7 years).
We are Year 2 and 3 learners at Ruapotaka School in Auckland, New Zealand. We have lots of different cultures in our classroom and we try hard to use the values of respect, responsibility, resilience and integrity in our learning, thinking, behaviour, words, actions and attitude. Our teacher is Mrs Golder.
second in the boys 100 metre sprints (7 years).
Anthony: third in the boys 50 metre sprints (7 years).
Jonathan: third in the boys 100 metre sprints (7 years).
Letaya: second in the girls 50 metre sprints (7 years).
second in the girls 100 metre sprints (7years).
Hineiturama: third in the girls 50 metre sprints (7 years).
third in the girls 100 metre sprints (7 years).
Congratulations and ano te pai tamariki!
Rooms 3 and 5 studied Body Parts and Senses during Term 3. We created a movie about the importance of our body parts (arms, legs, hands, feet and so on) and senses (hear, smell, taste, touch, see) to connect with each other, to understand ourselves and our world around us and to identify all sorts of wonderfully weird and different things in our environment.
We had fun making our movie and we became really good at talking to the camera.
JJ and Cairo received a Principal's Award this morning in the school assembly for their success in learning, while Patience received a Duffy Award for moving up one reading level.
Anthony accepted the Tidy Kiwi Award on behalf of Room 5 who was this week's recipient because the students keep their space clean and tidy inside and outside their classroom and in the surrounding area outside their classroom.
Congratulations and ano to pai to all our tamariki!