This weeks poem
We are a year 2 and 3 class in Ohaeawai, Northland, New Zealand. Our class is room 5 & 6 and our wonderful teachers are Mrs Ritchie and Miss Stewart. We have 39 kids in our class and we love to learn, write, read, play and do art.
Thursday, 23 July 2020
Thursday, 2 July 2020
Matariki fun
On Wednesday 1 July the whole school celebrated Matariki. Each of the teachers had activities for the students. Here are a couple of the creations; a Marae recreation complete with maunga, awa, whare, waka, tangata, marama and kiwi. Below are Maori masks where a lot of the children cleverly made up their own designs.. We all had fun creating and mixing with different students/teachers. Following was a feast of sausages and iceblocks. Happy Matariki everyone!
Rocket making
In the last two weeks of term we have been learning about how a rocket works. The class have all created their own rockets using recycled materials.
Friday, 26 June 2020
Dialogue writing
The class have been writing short dialogues and illustrating them. They have been learning that their story has to have a problem and clear writing so it can be read easily.
Sunday, 21 June 2020
Maui and the sun
We have been reading Maui and the Sun as our shared book. The students had to choose the part of the book they liked. Using Explain everything they created part of the story and wrote what happened.
Dan
Monday, 15 June 2020
I am a Star Poem
This weeks Poem
I am a star
I am a star and I will dream big
I will reach for the clouds
And touch the moon along the way
I will push off the ground
and into the earth my heels will dig
I will aim for the sky
and won’t come down ‘till the bright of day
Space Rockets
We have been learning about how a rocket works. The class watched a video that showed the Dragon spacecraft being launched into space to then attach to a space station. Here is some of the children's writing and a photo of our own example of how a rocket needs the right amount of fuel to get liftoff.
Sunday, 14 June 2020
Friday, 12 June 2020
Bee Bot the Robot Poem
Bee Bot the robot
Bee Bot the robot has come to our room
Tap in the code and watch him zoom
From our house to the shop, Bee Bot will go
Remembering lockdown is what I know
With the children programming a code
We can get him out and down the road
Being safe in our bubbles has got us through
Bee Bot the robot can’t visit the zoo
I hope Bee Bot can stay two metres away
As he’s going past the school on this level 2 day
Left, right, one, two, three, forward, back
We are clever and will get Bee Bot on track.
Space Walking Poem
This is our poem for this week. It relates to our writing about the launching of the SpaceX rocket.
Space Walking
I can walk out in space
In this still and starry place
I can roll round and round
I can dance without a sound
I can dive, I can swoop
I can twist round in a loop
I can float, I can swirl
I can spin, I can twirl
I can rise, I can fall
I can bounce like a ball
I can zoom back to base
In my rocket out in space
By Brenda Williams
Monday, 8 June 2020
Bee Bot Action
Over the last week we have been creating towns that replicate "Lockdown". Some things we have included are: our houses, grassy paddocks, the supermarket, the school that is closed, the closed toy shops, closed playgrounds and of course the empty roads. Now we are busy programming our Bee Bots so they can head out on an adventure.
Wednesday, 27 May 2020
Pepeha art
Kia ora koutou
Here is a selection of our pepeha art. The class are using this to practise their own pepeha.
Here is a selection of our pepeha art. The class are using this to practise their own pepeha.
Friday, 22 May 2020
Lockdown Poem
This weeks poem.
LOCKDOWN
Live in your bubble with close family
Online class learning
Covid 19 is why we are in lockdown
Keep social distancing
Didn’t go anywhere in the car
Only stay in your bubble
Waiting for school opening
No breaking the rules, stay safe!

Back to School poems
It's been awesome to be back at school with Level 2. The class all wrote an acrostic poem with the words Back to School.
Wednesday, 13 May 2020
Tuesday, 12 May 2020
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