Showing posts with label Room 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Room 2. Show all posts

Friday, 27 November 2015

Ella's Awesome venn diagram:)

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Paige's Awesome Puzzle

The BFG

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QOFPTANRAXG
JPDNEGBUJYY
PHARIFFMYFK
XIDBEGGPOOM
GEEQIANEWDC
DJBRPEMTSHP
IPCEPBBJMAY
EQUEENECANH
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  • Dream jar
  • Trumpet
  • Giants
  • Sophie
  • Dream
  • Queen
  • Royal
  • BFG
  • Big

Thursday, 26 November 2015

Jane Blonde By: Rilee Harpur

jane blonde

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Across:
3.a machine used to reform a mutual position
4.a young spy
5.a young girl that was turned into a spy
Down:
1.a large group of people
2.outstanding

Friday, 6 November 2015

WA sharing our learning

Just a reminder about homework challenges that were due today for the Senior classes.

Your task is to complete a BP Challenge and give us feedback about it.

Click here to access the list of challenges: BP Challenges Click Here


Friday, 23 October 2015

WALA e-learning

Congratulations Room 2 Rock Stars!!!!

Teddy Bear's Picnic is an Animation Yr 4-6 category Digi-Award finalist.

We are so proud of you.

Thursday, 22 October 2015

WALA Place Value

This is a question that Room 2 worked through on Thursday.  Our challenge is to parents, friends and family members to solve the problem within 30 mins and post your answers.

Mrs Frost will post the answers on Monday and the names of the successful people. 

A class at Ruahine School, on average, consumes 2 boxes of milk a day. 
Imagine there are 30 cartons of milk in each box . 2 x 30 = 60 cartons of milk per day.
Imagine that there are 10 classrooms. 60 x 10 = 600 cartons of milk per week.
Classes have milk every school day.
There are 10 weeks in every term. 600 x 10 = 6000 per term.
There are 4 terms per year. 6000 x 4 = 24,000 cartons per year.

On average, how many cartons of milk will Ruahine School consume each school week, term and year?

On average, how many cartons of milk will Ruahine School consume over 10 school years? 24,000 x 10 = 240,000

If there are 5 schools in the Ruahine district, how much milk will be consumed over a 10 year period? 240,000 x 5 = 1,200,000

There are 100 schools in the Lower North Island, how much milk will they consume over 1 year, 10 years? 1 school consumes 24,000 cartons per year, then  24,000 x 100 = 2,400,000. Over 10 years 2,400,000 x 10 = 24,000,000

What percentage of the Lower North Island consumption will Ruahine School be responsible for in a year? 1%

How much milk will Ruahine School consume in a year if there were 7 classes? 60 x 7 = 420 per week, 420 x 40 weeks = 16,800 per year.  (Proof because  3 x 60 = 180, 180 x 40 = 7200.  7200 + 16800 = 24,000).

Well done to the Barrow family who were the first to answer this question correctly.  Thank you to all the other parents that helped their kids out with their learning too by sharing their thinking.  You guys ROCK!

Tuesday, 20 October 2015

WALT give a message

Queens Challenge

Victory and the All-Stars Academy

I think that the Queen should recommend this book. Why, because it teaches you a lesson about how your dreams can come true.You can always  accomplish your dreams. And you can always feel so happy about what you have accomplished. But only if you never give up on your dreams, and always be Open to Learning, Collaborative, and Enthusiastic about it.Whatever has  happened in the past it doesn’t  matter because you can still feel good about what your  future will hold.

Here’s an example from the book:”Then Tom Avery brought Blaze to Issie. Poor broken abused Blaze. Together, the girl and the horse had helped each other to heal and Issie had found the strength in her heart to love and ride again.Through it all though , she never let go of her love for Mystic.”

By:Casidee

WALA moot point

Today we learnt about what a moot point. An example of a moot point : Today we were discussing who wants to do kapa huka but none of us did so moot is like asking if you want an apple or an orange but you have only got bananas to offer.

Here is a link: Moot Point




BY:BROOKLYN AND JESSICA.

W.A.L.A: Mute Point

Today we learnt about what a moot point is. An example of a moot point is: Kupa huka is a moot point. because nobody new wanted to join kupa huka in our class.

Here is a link: Moot Point

Written By: Summer, Brooke and Casidee


WALA-moot point.

Today we learnt about what a moot point is. An example of a moot point is:  When you ask a question and nobody needs it or nobody answers.

Here is a link: Moot Point

Written by: William, Noah and Jakab Holland.

WALA moot point

Today we learnt about what a moot point is. An example of a moot point is:its like asking somebody if they would like an apple or an orange and you only have a banana.

Here is a link:https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/moot_point

Rebecca, Caley, Maria