Showing posts with label Jessica. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jessica. Show all posts

Thursday, 29 November 2012

Caitlin and Jessica's poem - Disco

I have funky hair for the disco I have a wig that is shaped like a pig Now I have some hair that is Shaped like a pear.

Tuesday, 7 August 2012

Room 3 modules in Room 4


I made a crocodile magnet with no teeth. It is on my fridge. - Angus


We are moving the iron balls with the magnet. - Seth


The circle magnets made circles with the iron balls. - Sam Cornford


The magnet that we made was fun to make because it was tricky - a challenge. - Neah


I made a giraffe because it was my favourite animal that was there. It's a great magnet for my fridge. - Natalie


The crocodile is made out of foam and we got to stick a magnet on the back. - Sarah


I am putting a magnet under the paper and moving a magnetic counter around a maze. - Toby


We are having a boat race. We made boats and we put paper clips on them and used magnets under the paper. - Nate

We had a boat race with magnets. - Georgina


We are trying to build a butterfly with the coloured paper and we had to get the paper clip to the string and with the magnet we had to see if it would fly. - Jess

Monday, 15 August 2011

Winter at Koputaroa!

WOW!! What a treat! Snow at Koputaroa School. The children have had fun all day - no need for any sports gear today...








Friday, 1 July 2011

Modules Week 2, July - Sculpture

The Room 3 children have been working with Miss Clark in Room 2 creating sculptures. Take a peek...






Here is what the children have to say...

Ashton said "In the kiwis I liked getting the tools and working with the clay."

"I like about the modules because I liked putting the things together," said Navah.

"I liked when we had to do Xs on the body and the beak and the eyes so the bits would stick on when we rubbed water on the back," commented Tayla.

"I didn't like when we had to design the body because it was really hard," noted Haylee.

Campbell said "I enjoyed cutting out the paper."

"I enjoyed poking the toothpick in the eye," said Jessica.