Rugby World Cup.

Rugby World Cup

Last week friday Panmure bridge celebrated the start of the International Rugby World Cup event. Each classroom supported a individual team by coming to school dressed in their team's colours.

Room 6 supported Ikale Tahi the Tongan Team. Everyone came dressed in the colours red and white. 

During assembly we had a surprise visit from visitors that performed a pacific dance for us. Mr Wong also performed something special for us and explained a bit of history behind the instrument he was playing.

Cricket

Room 6 were lucky enough to have a session with the University Cricket Club.  

Here are some photos to show our learning.

 First we learnt about cricket and what
we were going to do.  Some of us had not heard of
cricket before so it was very exciting to learn
about something new.

 Then we learnt about running and stopping
the ball and getting it back to the
cones as fast as we could.

 Next we learnt how to catch a ball by 

linking our little fingers together.

Aryah and Emmy throwing and catching the ball.

Next we learnt how to hit the balls off the 

cones so we could run between the wickets.

Sweet-E and Jeremiah running between 

the wickets before they get run out.

Room 6 had so much fun learning and playing a new game.

Fathers Day

Father's Day

We have made Father's Day cards for our dads, 

grandpas, uncles and mums.  

We put a picture of ourselves on the front then used 

glitter to make a frame around the photo.  

Inside the card we wrote a short story about what 

we love about our dad.

 
Some of our stories are:

Isaac said he likes it when his uncle gives him fish.

Micalea likes it when her dad gives her lollies.

Aryah likes it when her dad pulls funny faces.

Devinah likes it when her mum takes her to the shops.

Book Week

Book Week

We had a very exciting week this week.  We were lucky enough to have Panmure Library come to our library to read to us.  We moved from room to room and had people read to us.  We dressed up and had a parade in the hall to show everyone our book character costumes.

Mrs Salmon read to us.

Where's Wally was reading to us while we relaxed lying on the floor.



We all dressed up as our favourite book characters.

Micaela came dressed as a witch.

Armarley came dressed as a beautiful ferry.

Aryah is a pirate

Malama is cinderella.

Tanush wanted to be Spiderman

Isaac cane as Ironman.

  

Aaliyah was a fairy with wings.

Marcel wanted to be a knight for the day.

Devinah is Sleeping Beauty with a poisonous apple.

Jaiksyn chose to be a dinosaure,

                                                            

Ahea was his favourite Ninja Turtle Raphael.

Room 6 all dressed up with a few on helper

Devinah won a book before we started the parade.
                                                                                                                                                  

Marshmallow and noodle structures

Structures

Our inquiry STEAM topic for term 3 is Structures.  

We have been reading two books relating to structures - The Three Little Pigs and The Three Billy Goats Gruff.  As a class we have been  discussing how to make a structure strong enough to not be blown over or to not collapse once it was made.  For this experiment we used marshmallows and pasta noodles.  While making our structures there was lots of talking to each other about how to go about using the marshmallows and noodles without it breaking when joining them together. 

Devinah holding up her structure.

Malama has designed a house shaped structure.

Melina and Malama discussing their structures.
Melina has made a square and Malama has made a pyramid
that can stand alone.

Marcel is trying to make a three story structure that can stand alone.  He is very proud that he made such a strong structure.

Aryah is proud she has a finished structure that can stand up.

Jeremiah's structure is the Sky Tower.  He used marshmallows as the feet
of the structure so it could stand alone.

Ahea is proud of his structure.

Cook Island Language Week

 Cook Island Language Week

Kia Orana

As part of our celebration of Cook Island Language Week we looked at different cultural pastimes.  As a class we chose to investigate the tradition of tivaivai.  Tivaivai is sewing colourful patterns,  usually using leaves and flowers on to material for use around the home, bedspreads, pillow cases and table clothes are some we looked at. 

 

Patterns

We have been learning about 

different types of patterns.  

There are colour, shapes and symmetrical patterns.

We drew butterflies and used different coloured and shape 

stickers to make the patterns on the butterfly symmetrical. 

Jeremiah wanted to use lots of shapes and join them together to make different shapes.
Donyal only wanted 3 shapes and colours for his butterfly.

Sweet-E used different sized circles to make her patterns.
Devinah lots of colours for her patterns.

Tanush used lots of stickers close together to make his pattern.
Ahea spaced his stickers far apart to make a pattern.

Micaela used the same colour stickers to make her pattern.
Melina used the same shapes but different colours to make her pattern.