Showing posts with label Celebrations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Celebrations. Show all posts

Wednesday, 2 October 2019

Book Character Parade - Such an awesome end to Term 3!

3 Blind Mice - Team 3 teachers had lots of fun too!


Harry Potter and Hermione are still so popular!

Harley Quinn

Goldilocks 

Alice in Wonderland

Red Riding Hood

Slinky Malinky

Shrek

Father Christmas

Penguin of Madagascar

Robin Hood

Greg - Diary of a Wimpy Kid

Mario

 
Police officer from Bad Guys book series

Obi Wan Kanobi

All of R14!

All of R14

Beryl, Wilma and Sadie

Geronimo Stilton paid us a visit

Clifford came too! 
Mary Poppins


Wanda

Tuesday, 24 September 2019

Black Out Day at Sunnyhills

Great class photos! We also had to say goodbye to our AUT teacher student - Miss Marshall. We will miss her - we think she is going to be an awesome teacher! But Miss Marshall will be back at the end of T4 to help us in the classroom! Thank you Will for bringing in the New Zealand flag!! It looked great in our whole school photo!



Literacy Week begins!

The first 2 days:


As part of our activities we made big bookmarks using origami - they are really creative and fun!

At our Poetry Festival today Courtney said her poem to the whole Koru Whanau and learnt it off by heart - awesome!

 

Maddie said her poem too and added her own gestures as well. Excellent performance Maddie!


Stefanie read in a beautiful clear voice and used plenty of expression!

All the Year 3 finalist received a certificate for their efforts!



Thursday, 19 September 2019

Tuesday, 9 July 2019

Now you have seen our art we can share how we made it!

Choosing tiny beads to thread onto craft wire to make the central part of our hibiscus flowers - this required a lot of fine motor control and perseverance!



Twisting pipe cleaners and bending them through the clear plastic dragonfly wings took a bit of fiddling around and at times a buddy to hold the pieces still. 


After the dye was dry we had to lay out all the pieces and think about how to layer the composition together - no one art work was the same as anyone else's design. Split pins and glue guns held it all together.