The blog is a virtual window in to Room 4, Tawa Intermediate School, for 2014. We will be posting information about what we have been up to and include examples of our learning. Watch this space!
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Global Event Homework - Fleur
Fleur
Monday, February 21, 2011
Learning statements
here are some of our ideas
· Learning is a door, the more you learn…..
· Learning is like a swing you have your ups and downs but you’ll be fine.
· Learning is like surfing because it’s hard at the start but when you get better it’s worth it.
· The way to expand
· A key to life it unlocks any doors
· Like petrol for your car
· Your playground so have fun.
· Like a never ending ladder, it just keeps on going
· A shooting star
· Like a circle it never stops
· Like space it never ends
· Like a chest, you have to open it
· Like driving a car you go faster and faster but you need to slow down to turn corners
· Like Edward, it never stops talking
· Like a never ending water bottle, it just keeps giving you stuff
· Like fuel for your mind
· Like a board game going up ladders and down snakes.
By Fleur and Bailey
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Using our blog 1
So what I want to find out is: What types of things do you think we should be putting on our blog?
Please use the comment button below this post to add your ideas, make sure you leave your name as well.
Monday, February 7, 2011
Welcome to room four's blog 2011 by Bailey, Ryan and Roshani
We're Bailey, Ryan and Roshani, three students from room 4 2011. For the past few weeks we have been doing maths assesments, basic facts tests, group activities, art and P.E. Our main topic for this term is globalisation.
One of the random sorting activities we did was to line up in alphabetical order according to the future careers we would like to have. These are the future careers we choose:
Cassie- Dancer
Imogen- Hockey player
Antonia- Hair Dresser
Roshani- Runner & a sientist
Logan- Astronaut
William- Sound track designer
Nasan- Animator
Gavin- Pilot
Nathan- Graphic designer
Arthi- Actress
Skyla- Doctor
Fleur- A person who looks after animals(not a vet)
Gabi- Hair cutter
Ryan- Policeman
Edward- Rugby player
Josh- Musician
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Camp 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Macdougull Award
They are like shooting stars they never
Stop trying,
As if they were invincible they still never stop trying,
Although they may lose family they still never stop trying,
If they fish and don’t catch anything they still never stop trying,
In blizzard might not be able to fight it but they still keep on trying,
They might not be warm but they still keep on trying
Penguins, they never give up !!!!!
Monday, November 8, 2010
Term Four Speeches
Arthi:Cancer-What sorts of cancer there are eg. breast cancer, leukima cancer& how to help cancer people.
Skyla:Endangered Animals-What animals are getting excincted? .eg. sea otters, birds etc.
Patrick: Motor bikes- Facts about motor bikes.
Sanutep:Wind Power- Cool facts about wind power and different uses for wind.
Laura:Fiji- Interesting facts about Fiji's history and cultures.
Fleur:World Vision-About groups like the 40-hour famine and more about sponsoring children.
Amokura:New Zealand animals- Interesting facts about New Zealand animals.
Damon:War- Fascinating facts about war.
Edward: Monkeys-About monkeys should be free and treated like humans.
Bailey:Child Abuse- Stories, help & advice.
Sarah G.:Hockey- Information about hockey and how to play.
Pererika:Cars- Facts about different cars.
Maddison:World Hunger- People who are starving in the world with no money.
Ryan:War- About what happened in the war.
Kenzie:McDonalds- What you can get at Mconalds and information about their meals.
Callum:Dwarves- The history of dwarves.
Tiare:Poverty- People who are poor and not rich.
Rachel:Abandoned Children: Children whose family has left them.
William:Cars an Fuel- About interesting cars and petrol.
Michael:Rugby- Getting people to play rugby and enjoy rugby.
Jordan:Hobos- Facts and information about people who are hobos.
Danielle: Rubbish- People who litter and the consequences.
Jone:Rugby- Persuading people to play rugby.
Eli:Flag- Telling people to play flag and how to play.
Flynn:World Disasters- About events that happen to the world eg. Hurricanes, Tornadoes, Earthquakes and floods.
Sabina:Ice Cream- Interesting facts about ice cream.
Sarah T:Family Abuse- Abuse in families.
Jakob: NFL- About the NFL rugby team and information.
By Arthi & Sabina
Friday, October 15, 2010
I think home work should be banned because...1. A child could be stuck inside all day . You know your against it. They could go hyper and the parents would not be happy. That could make them Co-co!
2. They should be doing home work at school. It is set by school so DO it at school. Now that sounds fair.
3.Would you want your kid to have fun or be bored? Think about it!
I think home work should not be banned because...
1. It can teach a child to manage there own time. That can make them a good biasness man/woman.
2. They might not have time to do it in school. That might be because there working so hard at school they don’t have time to do it at school.
3. Would you want your kid acting like they own the house because they don’t do home work? I know you don’t and neither do I!
Friday, September 24, 2010
End of term 3 - Instructional writing
- Use of adverbial clauses (if, so, that, otherwise) to indicate reason and time (when, after) e.g. Line the tin with paper so that it doesn’t stick
- Use of varying levels of modality to make meanings stronger weaker e.g. could, should, might, like. " Should the cake burn, put heavy icing on it."
- Use of beginning clauses to focus attention e.g. “After an hour check on the cake, it should be golden brown. "
- The use of conditional forms to indicate potential choices. E.g. "To make the cake tastier add 75g of raisins."
- Adding reasons for actions e.g. "Put the cake mixture in a square tin as it is easier to share a square cake."
- Consider different ways of giving commands, e.g. As an offer or an order
- Adjectives add details relating to size e.g. "A cake tin with a diameter of 15cm"
- Present tense
- Imperative (action) verbs e..g take, mix, bake, get, melt, sit, stir, kneed, glue
- Vocab ranges from precise technical to everyday language.