I went to the supermarket and I bought groceries beginning with the Letter C....
Capsicum, corn, cornflour, carrots, cornflakes, cream, chicken, cheese, cheeries, chocolate, chocolate ice-cream, cauliflour, cruskits, crackers, cookies, cucumber, cake, chocolate muffins, chocolate cakes, corn chips.
I went to the supermarket and I bought groceries beginning with the Letter S...
Sausages, salt, sushi, sushi balls, sweets, sandwiches, soup, squid, salmon, spinach, spaghetti, sauce, steak, sugar, sherbert, skittles, sour snakes, smarties, salsa
We are a Year 2/3 class of 14 boys and 9 girls. Our teacher's name is Mrs Robertson. We have lots of fun at school. Over the year you will be able to see, read and hear about all the exciting things happening in our class. We love getting comments from our friends and families so please leave us a message.
Thursday, 28 May 2015
Monday, 25 May 2015
New Website
Sunday, 24 May 2015
Monkey Artwork
We followed the steps off of a You Tube clip to draw these monkeys. We think they look fantastic!!!
Patterns
Thursday, 7 May 2015
Book Week Dress Up Parade
Book Week: Dress Up Day
Look at all of our fabulous book character costumes for Dress Up Day!
Congratulations to Hamish (aka 'Emmet from Lego City') who won the 'Best Dressed' Award for Team Arawai.
Wednesday, 6 May 2015
Terrfic Writing
This week we worked on the same piece of writing for several days.
First we made a plan which included a picture of a character, a setting, a problem and a solution. Then we added some key words to our plan.
The next day we started our story by setting the scene. To do this we wrote 1-3 sentences describing the character and then 1-3 sentences describing the setting and what the character likes to do in the setting.
On the final day we wrote the problem and the solution.
Our finished stories were so amazing that Mrs Robertson read every single one out to the class. She is going to type them up for us and we will illustrate them next week.
Here are two examples.
First we made a plan which included a picture of a character, a setting, a problem and a solution. Then we added some key words to our plan.
The next day we started our story by setting the scene. To do this we wrote 1-3 sentences describing the character and then 1-3 sentences describing the setting and what the character likes to do in the setting.
On the final day we wrote the problem and the solution.
Our finished stories were so amazing that Mrs Robertson read every single one out to the class. She is going to type them up for us and we will illustrate them next week.
Here are two examples.
Tyson: Page 1 |
Tyson: Page 2 |
Alex: Page 1 |
Alex: Page 2 |
Autumn Trees
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