Welcome to Room 17. Here you will find notices and links to other great sites!
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TERM 4 LIBRARY- will be on WEDNESDAY!!!
Climbing, balancing, hitting balls, jumping and landing/ Keeping fit - Practise coordination by skipping.
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TERM 4 LIBRARY- will be on WEDNESDAY!!!
Brain Food - Children enjoy and need to eat regular snacks. Reminder, brain food snacks include small bite size pieces of pre-cut fruit and vegetables, dried fruit, plain unsalted popcorn. It should be able to popped into mouths straight away so children can continue working. Brain food needs to be in named small sealed containers or re-sealable plastic bags in the classroom before the 8.55am bell each morning.
Water - Water is very important. Please ensure your child has a named water bottle.
Uniform and personal belongings - Please check and rename everything clearly.
Special welcome to Allee Overmyer, a student teacher from the U.S.A. who is joining our team this term and will be based in Room 17.
Remember that school begins at 8.55am. Please ensure your child is there at least 5-10 minutesbefore this so they can prepare for the day and chat with their friends.
Homework on class blogs – Fortnightly
Please check our class blogs for notices, information and what is happening in classrooms. We have loads of lovely photos.
Oral Language Reporting - Term timetable and topic on class blogs
Learning in Rangitoto Team for Term 4
This term, the big idea behind all our learning is Reading Around the World. What are the similarities or differences between books/stories from around the world?
Mathematics - Addition, Subtraction, multiplication, division (as
Appropriate for child’s level)
Proportions and ratio
Measurement (mass and capacity)
Reviewing fractions, length and Geometry.
Writing - Recounts and Instructional writing
Reading - Reading skills, fluency, retelling and understanding
Oral Language - Presenting poems and News reporting (see class blog).
Inquiry Topic - Reading Around the world. Children will be exposed to
Social Science - Stories from a wide range of cultures and complete
& Literacy Activities based on these.
P.E. - Gymnastics and athletics. Fitness skipping and running.
TeReo - Te huarere (The weather)
http://hereoora.tki.org.nz/Unit-plans/Unit-4-Te-huarereClimbing, balancing, hitting balls, jumping and landing/ Keeping fit - Practise coordination by skipping.
- Keeping Ourselves Safe - Great link for Keeping Ourselves Safe
- TV Station -
- Rangitoto Assembly - click here for all our Torbay News!
- Week 3 Term 2 - Thursday @ 2pm
- Term 2 Rangitoto Newsletter - click here Term 1 Week 1 - Welcome Parents letter - click here
- Swimming Timetable Term 1 - click here
- Oral language Rotation - Term 1 - Click here
- Year 3 only - EOTC and Sleepover - click here for EOTC letter.
- 31st Beach trip/ Sleepover 1st April (for year 3 students)
Great work room 17!
ReplyDeleteSo good to see all the kids working together. Madly is enjoying all her new friends in her class
ReplyDeleteAwesome to hear the opinions on the flag referendum.
ReplyDeleteAnd lovely to hear your Waiata, thanks for sharing room 17
Thank you for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteLove seeing you so happy in your learning, Chloe. It's great to get a sense of what you do when you're at school - I'm lucky to be your Nana Sharon xxxx
ReplyDeleteIt looks like Room 17 did a lot in Term 1. What a great photos of all the children:) I loved the grumpy face of Owen doing Waiata!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing what is coming in Term2!
Loving the Plan, do, share photos, looks like a great effort by all.
ReplyDeleteA busy and fun term had by all, well done Room 17! And well done to all the teachers :)
A tortoise can be the same as a turtle or it can be bigger than a turtle and tortoise lives on land and a turtle lives in the water (By Cameron G.).
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Cameron, there were so may interesting facts shared the other day!
DeleteChloe was very excited about her violin and shaker that she made! Thanks Mrs Kilkolly, and all the parents that helped make all the instruments. She has been drawing lots of pictures of faces like in her Matariki picture and being careful to get the nose the right size and shape :-)
ReplyDeleteAt home Chloe has been retelling the book James and the Giant Peach and Daddy wrote some hard questions on the black board, and I had to use my strategies to solve the problems.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome Chloe! James and the Giant Peach is such a cool story. My son James really loves the story too, I wonder why!!
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ReplyDeletehi mrs kilkolly I watched the blog video and I loved it.
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Great Taylor. We had so much fun creating incline planes today. I will load some more photos soon!
ReplyDeleteMrs K
Dear Mrs Kilkolly my Mums baby is out also his name is Zai-En.
ReplyDeleteLove from Si-En.
Congratulations Si En - how exciting for you. Remember to help Mummmy and Daddy!
DeleteHow exciting Si-En! Congratulations!
DeleteAt home I made my own pirate map and put it in the bottle that I am taking to school to show you!
ReplyDeleteBy Chloe
I'm looking forward to seeing it Chloe!
DeleteWe went on the blog and i showed Mummy and we talked about all the exciting things we've done.
ReplyDeleteNorah
Super Norah - great sharing with Mummy!
Deletehi mrs kilkolly I liked the photos
ReplyDeleteGreat work Taylor! We have been having lots of fun!
DeleteWe love simple machines.
ReplyDeleteErin & Russ
Super -can you tell me what the Archimedes screw is?
DeleteAn Acamedy Screew is a huge screew that you turn and water comes out from it.
ReplyDeleteFrom Betty
The Tongen Alfapety [Tongen word] is shourter than the English one
ReplyDeleteFrom Betty
It was great to learn about another language and culture!
DeleteAn Archimedes screw is something that was used to get water up something. It has a tube around it and a screw inside.
ReplyDeleteSuper - looking forward to making one next week too!
DeleteI learnt [about Tonga]two songs,that the Tongan 'alphabeti [alphabet] is shorter than the New Zealand one.
ReplyDeleteBoth by Chloe
Well done Chloe! It was a great afternoon!
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