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Welcome to Room 5's Blog
Room 5 is a Year 6 & 7 class at St Patrick's School in Greymouth, New Zealand.
We are using this blog as a space to share our learning and to keep in touch with each other over the weekend.
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On Thursday and Friday we welcomed a visiting art teacher to our class. Leigh taught us how to make imitation lead light art using glass, roof paint and four mix and paints. Check out the process.
I am going to send my small one to my grandma, she has recelenly suffored a stroke, but is getting better and i will send her a postcard as well. The big ones look amazing I am looking forward to brinning them home Kendal Tekau ma Tahi 11
I wasnt at school for a week but I still did school work. Mum made me homemade homework which included maths, reading, dictionary work and some other things. But then when we went to Tapuaeharuru I had to make a glass picture to put by her grave and then I made another two for my other Toa and Koro who have recently past away to. Isnt that weird....... I would have much rathered painting in class though
Hi I am sick today so I am staying at my nanas house.I had nothing to do so I just wanted to post on our blog.I have not had any think do eat so nana got me some mentos,drink and a fuju.Have fun at school today with mrs Goddal.
Naaaaaaaaw... i missed out on so so so much fun! Those look really awesome though and the one I think stood out was Seinis it was beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt was so much fun cant wait til I bring my small one home
ReplyDeleteI am going to send my small one to my grandma, she has recelenly suffored a stroke, but is getting better and i will send her a postcard as well. The big ones look amazing I am looking forward to brinning them home
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This is really weird......
ReplyDeleteI wasnt at school for a week but I still did school work. Mum made me homemade homework which included maths, reading, dictionary work and some other things. But then when we went to Tapuaeharuru I had to make a glass picture to put by her grave and then I made another two for my other Toa and Koro who have recently past away to. Isnt that weird....... I would have much rathered painting in class though
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Oh Cool that is pretty weird Nelle's
ReplyDeleteOur Lead light's look awesome :) :) :D
I have been playing with my little brother Keagan and now he says my name jake cute it has been fun this week even with my little brother
ReplyDeleteHi I am sick today so I am staying at my nanas house.I had nothing to do so I just wanted to post on our blog.I have not had any think do eat so nana got me some mentos,drink and a fuju.Have fun at school today with mrs Goddal.
ReplyDeleteI am not going to school tomowrow because I am sick.By the way my family is over in greymouth.I might not be at school for a while
ReplyDeleteThis looks like so much fun! Thank you Kaylee for inviting me in to have a look, Regards, Pauline S
ReplyDeleteWell it look's like you's had some fun. (: I Hope I see's Katie's small one she told me about!
ReplyDeleteI feel sad because I made my small one and I was sick so I could not paint it.I might be lucky if someone painted mine for me
ReplyDeleteHi Levi here.I would ask Lee not to put the lines through my lead light
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ReplyDeleteI would make a house
ReplyDeleteThe lead light are so cool!I wish we can do it again.Thank you lee
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