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Tuesday, 8 November 2016
Tuesday, 18 October 2016
Ch ch ch ch changes!
This term we are going to be learning all about the changing states of MATTER! We will be learning about things that change matter when they are HEATED or COOLED, whether different materials sink or float, and the difference in materials, e.g. what makes plastic different from wood or metal!
We are going to doing lots of cool experiments so what this space to see what Room 24 get up to this term!!!
We are going to doing lots of cool experiments so what this space to see what Room 24 get up to this term!!!
Sunday, 11 September 2016
Duffy Hero Assembly
The student's of Point England were so lucky today. We got to hear from a very clever young man named Johnson Raela. He used to work on What Now! the TV show. Johnson talked to us about how important it is to read! He told us that he found reading really tricky when he was at Primary school - he went to reading recovery to help him. That didn't stop him though - Johnson worked hard and read lots and went to University. He has an amazing job that has taken him all over the world!
There were two very important things we learnt today:
Reading is very important - there is no job you can do when you are older if you can't read!
Make sure you read for enjoyment! That means find a book you enjoy reading. AND if you are reading a book you don't enjoy or find boring, find ANOTHER ONE!
Wednesday, 24 August 2016
Hiwi the Kiwi Show
Pt England School were lucky to have an amazing talk by Mr and Mrs Mistrel from Hiwi the Kiwi today. They taught us all about sustainability - which is a fancy word for keep things around for a long time. Those things are our fish and our birds. They also taught us about safety in the water.
Did you know?
- You must always wear a life jacket in a boat - even if you are a strong swimmer. Adults too!
- If a fish is less than 30cm long you MUST throw it back in the ocean
-If you throw litter in the ocean the birds can eat it and become sick and even die.
- Really, really big fish should be thrown back in the water as they are often Mummy fish and they have eggs inside! If they don't go back in the water they won't be able to give birth to more baby fish!
Tuesday, 26 July 2016
Bubble Gum Dance Group
Sunday, 24 July 2016
Room 24's First Trip to Harold at the Life Education Van
What an exciting first day of term Room 24 had. Not only did we have a fun-filled immersion assembly first thing in the morning, we were also lucky enough to visit Harold at the Life Education classroom after morning tea!!!
We talked about what it looked like to be a good friend. Do you know we all carry around a bucket? And when you do kind things like including people in your games, being polite, helpful and friendly you fill people's buckets up with happiness and good things. You are a 'bucket filler'. When you do things that are unkind, or are a 'bad' friend, you are taking those good, happy things out of the bucket. You are being a 'bucket dipper'.
What things can you do around school and at home to be a bucket filler?
We can't wait for our next visit to Harold!
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