Room 2 are the middle school at Te Mahia School. We are a class of Year 3, 4 and 5 students. Our Teacher is Miss Grover on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. On Thursday and Friday our teacher is Miss O'B. We love our school - kapa haka, enviro-schools, and sports to name a few things we get up to. Please locate our individual blogs on the right hand side of this page and feel free to leave a comment. Kia ora!
Monday, February 23, 2015
Friday, February 13, 2015
Swimming - Sam
The older people in Room 2 have been trying to develop their swimming technique further. Here are some videos so we can see what we look like 3 weeks into school.
WALT - I am learning about Freestyle
Criteria…
1. Rainbow Arms, dip into the pot of gold.
2. Breathing, head comes to the side.
3. Kicking, underwater and from the hips.
We have also been trying to get better with breaststroke. We need to remember when we dive into the water, we are only allowed one underarm water movement. Our kicking can not break the water. When we finish our race, two hands have to touch the wall to signal to the timekeeper to stop. We will video ourselves with this stroke soon.
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Room 2 Class Kawa
CLASS KAWA
How We Roll in
Room 2
Do beautiful art work and make our room beautiful
Be good
Listen
Make good choices.
Work hard
Work quietly
Try your best
Be a good friend
Be kind
Be caring
Be helpful
Be tidy
Keep safe
Be responsible
Show respect.
Show Manaakitanga
Think before I do things.
Have good manners
Look after our Kura,
Look after our books
Help the teachers and Aunty Jennifer
Have a smile on your dial.
Monday, February 9, 2015
Life Education Truck
We have been lucky to have Quentin here at Te Mahia
School this week. Quentin has been working with all three classrooms in the
Life Education Bus learning more about what self esteem is, how having a strong
identity is important and social skills we need to look after our friendships.
It is always a pleasure to see Harold as well and the newly refurbished truck
is looking rather impressive. Quentin and Harold left on Tuesday afternoon and
will be visiting other schools in the Wairoa District. Safe travels you two!
Jump Rope Team - Hungary's Best Rope Skipping Team
Next week we begin a new fitness regime - SKIPPING! Check out this video to see some inspiration of what is possible. So what is your skipping goal for fitness?
Sunday, February 1, 2015
Week 1
We certainly had a lot of fun on Thursday and Friday as we learnt more about what makes a team successful. Room 2 identified that for a team to be successful you need to…
- Have a strategy or a good plan.
- Help each other.
- Give each other instructions or directions.
- Share ideas and decide on the best one.
- Work hard with the task at hand.
- Use different peoples strengths and talents.
- Don't give up.
On Thursday we made whizz poppers. Our challenge was to work as a team to plan, design and test a combination that would propel our table tennis ball into the air with x1 piece of cardboard, a cylinder, a film canister, water and an alcazelsta tablet.
On Friday our team had to plan, design and fly a free standing flag using x 12 pieces of newspaper, one roll of sellotape, one piece of string and the flag.
- Have a strategy or a good plan.
- Help each other.
- Give each other instructions or directions.
- Share ideas and decide on the best one.
- Work hard with the task at hand.
- Use different peoples strengths and talents.
- Don't give up.
On Thursday we made whizz poppers. Our challenge was to work as a team to plan, design and test a combination that would propel our table tennis ball into the air with x1 piece of cardboard, a cylinder, a film canister, water and an alcazelsta tablet.
On Friday our team had to plan, design and fly a free standing flag using x 12 pieces of newspaper, one roll of sellotape, one piece of string and the flag.
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