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Saturday, 29 August 2015

Onward and Upward!

We have seven students leaving Room 14 this week to move to room 16 and room 1.  We are going to miss you all but we hope you will come and visit often - all the best for you new classes Samantha, Tayla, Vika, Bella, Skylah, Stephanie and Temweyne!

CPS EXPO


 We got to showcase our work at the school expo.  Every class had a display and our families were invited to come during the day or afternoon to the hall to have a look at everybody's fantastic work.  We displayed some of our fun games and toys all made from recycled materials. 
Blowy Ball
Four in a Row
Eye Spy in the Snow

Thank you Feed the Need!

We always looked forward to our delicious hot lunches on Tuesdays and Thursdays and now Winter is over, so is Feed the Need.  We were very lucky to have Feed the Need so we made a special thank you card for them with lots of photos of us enjoying their kai!

Whaea Tracey's Reading Team

Everyday Whaea Tracey works with Paps, Crucial, Chrisda, Jethro, Oziah, Jono, Dezyire and Justine on alphabet and early words.  They are very fortunate to work with her and have to work hard, complete their homework and bring their books back to school every day to stay on the programme.  Recently Whaea Tracey awarded Crucial, Chrisda, Dezyire and Paps a certificate for their great work - Congratulations boys!




Room 14 Superstars!

Paps, Donnell, Samantha, Shanika, Vika, Taylor and Keilana played netball for the Superstars CPS teams this year.  At prizegiving Shanika and Samantha received medals for Most Improved player and Donnell got one for Most Promising player.  Congratulations to all our awesome netball players this year and thank you to Whaea Stacey and Whaea Liz for coaching!




Hedgehog Fun

Taringa 2 read Hedgehog Fun and they made their own Hedgehogs for all of us to enjoy!  They cut up all the fruit, pushed them on the skewers and pushed the skewers into the apples halves.  Everyone enjoyed eating the yummy, healthy hedgehogs!










Minecraft Lego Figures

We used small coloured squares to make our awesome minecraft lego figures artwork for the hall.  We even had Lego labels for our names.  We are very proud of our colourful creations!







Sunday, 9 August 2015

Four in a Row

This term our topic is 'Toys' and we have a big stack of recyclable items all ready to create our own toys and games.  The first game we made used all the egg trays and the maths beans (we could use stones, coins or milk lids at home)  All you have to do is get four in a row so that is what we called it.  It was fun to challenge each other!  Next we will decorate the trays and make something else on our big brainstorm list!




Te Epetoma o Te Reo Maori Kuki Airani

Kia orana!  This week for Cook Island Language week we have been learning the Roimata song.  Beau Monga, the winner of this years X factor sung this song too!  All of the Junior school have been learning it and we sung it together at Junior school assembly.



Whakawhanaungatanga

Te celebrate the end of Te wiki o te reo Maori, room 17 and room 13 came into our class for a really fun afternoon.  Each class performed or taught everyone waiata (we sung Te Maramataka) and we did some Te Reo Kori all together.  Mersaydyz said her pepeha for us and we competed in a Te Reo GKQ competition.  Whaea Nicky, Whaea Hinemoa and Whaea Donna said we were awesome - ka mau te wehi!!




Cross Country

We headed down to the field all excited for our cross country race.  Room 14 had been training everyday and we were ready!  We had a great race, we had to run around the field two times.  Everyone was cheering and clapping for us.  Some of our families were cheering for us too.  We had a fun day!

Ready and waiting for our race
Mr Dawson the announcer, Whaea Hinemoa the recorder
Donnell and Skylah - first and second in the year 2 girls!!



Sunday, 2 August 2015

Welcome Emannuel!

Emannuel started in our room this week - welcome to Clendon Park School and welcome to room 14!

Te Wiki o te Reo Maori

We are on item for whole school assembly and since it is Maori Language week we wanted to share one of our waiata.  He Maramataka is all about the months of the year.  Unfortunately it was raining and assembly was cancelled but we filmed it in class instead!  (Whaea Donna had to use the Youtube video until our one is ready to post)