Sari in Sri Lanka

Mrs Sen came to our class to teach us about how to wear a sari and talk about the types of clothing women wear in Sri Lanka. She kindly showed us her jewellery and talked to us about her home country. She showed us how her mother wore her sari which is different to the Indian sari style. She asked Cliantha to model it.

More holiday snapshots

We are learning to write about a short space of time.

We will know we can do this when:
- we have written about no more than seven minutes of a personal experience
- included adjectives to describe feelings, tastes, smells and what we see
- described our thoughts and emotions.


Click on the comments below to see our fabulous Holiday Snap Shot Stories. Student's work will be published as it is completed.

Morning Greetings

We are learning to greet people in the mornings in te reo. 

Completed Lead Lights

Sorry it has taken so long to get the lead light pictures up but I wanted to make sure we had a photo of everyone. Don't they look fabulous? Well done everyone. If it was possible to do this again is there anything you would do differently?

Lead Lights

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.

Kendal's Mihi

We are learning our mihi in Room 5. This is quite new for a lot of us.  Here is Kendal's. You will see everyone over the next few weeks. Watch us improve as we learn to say it without reading. Thank you Kendal for being the first person to do it for our blog. 

Week 3 Internet Safety Homework Task

We have been learning how to be safe when we use the Internet. Please comment below with an Internet safety tip.

Weekend Events and Activities

What have you done this weekend? How did you get on with your sport? Let us know how your weekend is going :)

Up and running!

Finally we have made a start on our class blog. Each person in Room 5 has been asked to post a comment in response to this blog. Just say hello and write your 'class number' and your name!