Setting up for Term 3

I popped into school on Tuesday so sort out the furniture.  Heston came with me to see Stephanie.  Here are a couple of snaps of him hanging out (very cheekily on the couch) in our classroom.  Look how big he is now!  Have you spent time with your pets this holiday?  

You can also see my husband's arm leaning on Heston, he also came to school with me as his work was closed due to the earthquake.  The air conditioning unit had soaked everything!  Luckily he is back at work now.  Did any of your parents' have to stay at home after the earthquake? How many earthquakes and after shocks have you felt?

TIS Got Talent

Today we have something called TIS Got Talent. It's a talent show that only the most talented get to go to. To get to TIS Got Talent you have to be one of the most talented people in your syndicate. I was a judge at my syndicate's talent show and we had a lot of talented people but we could only let 4 people go through to the whole school one. I'm also going to be a judge for the whole school talent show and I think it will be really hard to find a winner.

French

This term Huia Syndicate has been doing some languages every Thursday before P.E. The three languages are Korean, Japanese and French. The language I'm in is French and I'm really enjoying it. In French we learn diffrent things like greetings, family names, foods, colours and numbers, we also learn how to prounce words correctly. One of the big things we have done in French is a presention for a fake family, so I could say that I'm Strawberry Shortcake, T.J Perenara is my husband, Juno is my daughter, Shelton Cooper is my son and Spider Pig is our pet, then I would have to say it in French. I know it sounds hard but once we actually learn a bit of French its easy. I really would really like to do French in college because one day I would like to go to France and go to resturant and cafe and actully speak French, I think that would be really cool to do with my family so I could speak for them and they could learn from me.

Japanese

Konnichiwa!

This term visitors from Japan, Iyo and Satoru, have been teaching us Japanese. We have learnt numbers, common expressions, and how to write Hiragana. It has been fun learning a different language. Here are some  photos of games we played:

Japanese Expressions:

Ohayou gozaimasu: Good morning
Watashi wa ____ desu: My name is ____
Arigatou: Thank you
Douitashimashite: You're welcome
Kawaii: Cute
Sugoi: Great
Kakkoii: Cool

Sayonara!

Funny Dancing by Thomas`

This is thomas, Room14s dancing addiction.

Intro to Rm 14

Here is a quick video introducing Rm 14 to you all.  Hope you enjoy it.

Raroa Sports Exchange

 

 

On Friday 5th of July, our top sports teams from our school went to Raroa Intermediate for a sports event. We play Raroa insports such as Hockey, Netball, Football, Rygby, Volley and Basketball.

The whole day on Friday we played sports. At the end of the day we found out the results and Raroa had won. But our school won three different games, Rugby girls, Basketball girls and Girls football.

 

Here are some photos of our sports exchange. What sports do you play?

 

 

 

An Awfully BIG Adventure

Last week there was a play called An Awfully BIG Adventure. It was about World War 1. It was funny. It was amazing. It was awesome. It was by capital E. We all loved it. Tawa Intermediate school was the first school to see this play. The play was about how World War 1 affected peoples lives. Like I said, The play was funny but many people died in World War 1. What did people learn about it?

Welcome to our quad blogging partners

Welcome to students from Dannevirke South School, Balmacewen Intermediate and Selwyn House Intermediate.

We hope you enjoy looking at our blog, we are looking forward to your comments.  Below are some comments from the students in Rm 14 telling you a bit more about our school, Tawa Intermediate.

Later on today we will have a short video for you to watch as well.

Happy exploring :)

Darlingheart Bake Sale

A week or so ago we had a bake sale to raise money for a charity called "The Darlingheart Foundation".  It was an awesome event that raised money for children in an orphanage in India.

Did you buy anything?  What was your favourite baked good?

Do you think we should do another bake sale next term? Or is there another way we could raise money?