Showing posts with label home learning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label home learning. Show all posts

Monday, 14 October 2013

Brilliant Bernie

As part of our home learning this week we are comparing the size of a dinosaur footprint to our own.
Bernie did this over the weekend - look at what he discovered!


Bernie, I was so incredibly proud of you today - you had completed your home learning before school even started back for the term .... and even more wonderful was the way you spoke so clearly and confidently in front of our class.  I was so impressed with all of your dinosaur knowledge and that you were so confident to share it with us - you are amazing Bernie.

Monday, 20 May 2013

Riley's Great Science Experiment

I have just checked my emails and I was excited to find this great you tube movie of Riley doing a great science experiment.  We are also going to do this experiment later in the term with our forces topic.

Great work Riley, I love your enthusiasm.


Monday, 4 March 2013

Home Learning

Today these children shared their butterfly life cycles with our class.

I was so impressed with the effort they made and that they could each explain the life cycle so well....and they each found a great way to present their information.

Kai Pai





Saturday, 2 March 2013

Butterfly Life Cycles

Miles and Cillian did a wonderful job of sharing their knowledge of the life cycle of a butterfly.

I can't wait to go to school on Monday and have a closer look at their great work.

Thursday, 28 February 2013

Amazing Emma

Today Emma shared her butterfly life cycle with our class.

This is what she worked hard on at home as part of her home learning.

Emma made a fantastic poster and used lots of crafty materials.

She explained the life cycle really well too.

Well done Emma, you are a star.


Wednesday, 27 February 2013

Lily's Amazing Home Learning

Today Lily brought along this fantastic video clip of her acting out the life cycle of the butterfly.

We are working on how to transfer the video from her leap pad to our blog.