Movingly Proud Performance for Niue Language Week

We were so lucky to see the Niue students performance in celebration of Niuean Language Week. They rocked the stage at School Assembly on Friday morning!

Term 4 'Survivors'...

Welcome to Term 4 in Room 17. We are learning about Zoo Animals and how they have adapted to be survivors in the animal kingdom. Look out for our posts about giraffes, lions, tigers, kangaroos and elephants as we explore this theme. Above is our movie for assembly to get the kids thinking. Happy viewing!!!!

Life Education and Harold the Giraffe

Harold and Lynn came to teach us about healthy eating and taking care of our bodies so we can be healthy, happy and strong.

Listen to our talented children reading their stories to you about the food pyramid and how it reminds you what to eat...

Captain Cashtastic came to Visit...

After we had done some learning about money with Captain Cashtastic he set Room 17 some knowledge questions to see what we had learnt.

Keyana was brave and showed she knew how to order money correctly from the LEAST amount to the MOST amount....sooooooo

Look at Captain Cashtastics face!!
He can't believe how clever Keyana is.
She 'graduated' from his class and earnt a power bracelet.

We learnt this saying about managing money -

 "Speed to your needs, and WAIT on your wants."

Look at what we are studying in Writing!!!

Welcome Lynn - boys are busy building in Room 17!

Nice building Lynn...

"Check my garage out, it can fit two cars and has a power door!" said Ty.

"Look at my train with 3 trailers!" said Bryston.

Ronald McDonald came to visit....

Ronald told us a story about searching for his red and white stripey sock. He acted walking to Pt England school and told us how to be safe around roads and traffic.

 

You can see that Ronald found his sock AND he taught us a poem to help us remember how to be safe.

 He told us to STOP at every 'sneaky driveway' and remember to look and listen in case a car was coming out of the drive.

STOP, LOOK and LISTEN when you cross the street.

Use your eyes, use your ears BEFORE you use your feet.