Karmana's working hard during Fitness

Room 10 typically kickstarts the day with fitness first thing in the morning. Listen as he reads his recount writing of what we did on Monday 22nd February, 2010. This is also Karmana's first post for the year.

Quasia's Weekend

This is Quasia's Weekend writing that she wrote on Monday 15th February, 2010. Listen and find out what she did and you might like to share with her something that you like to do in the weekends. This is also Quasia's first post for the year.

Wiremu goes to the Beach

Welcome to Room 10 2010 Wiremu. This is Wiremu's first post for the year. Listen as he shares his writing of what he did in the weekend.

Puawai's Weekend

Welcome to Room 10 2010 Puawai. This is her first post for the year. Listen as she shares with us what she wrote about the weekend.

Bubbles, Bubbles, Bubbles!

Here are some picture of us playing and having fun with bubbles. Below are a few stories from what the children wrote.

Pop went the bubbles. Miss Lavakula set the bubbles up and when she put the bubbles in, we put our hands in it. It felt like poppy.
By Calvin

The bubbles made funny shapes. By Brandon

We were trying to blow it up but it was sliding down our arms. By Sela

Kavaliku made a diamond on his hands. By Rave

Welcome to Room 10 2010 Lee

This is Lee's short introduction.

Welcome to Room 10 2010 Asena

This is Asena's short introduction to Room 10.

Welcome to Room 10 2010 Leka

This is Leka's short introduction to Room 10, 2010

Welcome to Room 10 2010 Emmy

This is Emmy's first post for the year. Listen as she introduces herself.

2010 has begun and Room 10 are back!!

Welcome to the first post for Room 10, 2010. We are a new class of children who are ready for a whole new year of learning and blogging. We look forward to sharing our work, commenting on other blogs and reading your comments and feedback.

These are the children that are in Room 10 2010.

A Limerick Poem by Daley

This is Daley's Limerick poem that he worked hard on all by himself. He wrote this last year in term 4.

Making Pancakes by Andee

This is Andee's animation of making pancakes. Andee is in the photo third from the left.

Mya's visit to the Life Education Bus

Every year our school has a visit from the Life Education Bus. The tutor teaches the children about different things like: their bodies, health, foods and personal well-being. The children especially love seeing and talking to Harold. Click on the link above to find out more. This is Mya's recount about our visit their.

Making Pancakes by James

In term 4 2009 as part of e-learning task, the children had to show how to make a typical New Zealand breakfast meal. This is James animation that he created all on his own and even wrote his audio for.

Gloria's Limerick Poem

For part of our writing in term 4 we wrote Limerick Poems. Here is Gloria's.

Andee retells Jack and the Beanstalk

In term 3 our topic was called The Art in Storytelling. As part of narrative writing Andee rewrote the story of Jack and the Beanstalk in his own words. Listens as he shares with you his writing.

Happy Holidays from Room 10

We have finally finished the school year, here at Pt England School. All the children and staff are now on holiday. BUT that doesn't mean our blog is. We realise that some schools around the world are still working hard. So, over the next coming weeks until February 2nd 2010 (first day of term) children's work will still be shared and posted on our blog. We thank you all for visiting us and posting us postivie comments over the year.

Best wishes
Miss Lavakula and Room 10@Pt England School

Our Trip to MOTAT

As part of learning our team (Room 9, Room 11, Room 12 and Room 13) all went to MOTAT to learn about Christmas. Here are some photos of our time there. Despite the rain, we still had a lot of fun. From playing in the Challenge Zone and doing the Christmas Trail to the Mirror Maze, decorating a Christmas Tree and Making Chocolate. Thank you Antoaneta and team for looking after us.

Asena's Limerick Poem

Part of this term for writing we have been working on writing our own Limerick Poems. It's a lot harder than you think. Listen as Asena has worked hard. If you're not sure what a limerick poem is click here for an explanation.

Limerick Poems have 5 lines and are meant to be silly/ funny
The first, second and fifth line rhyme and they have 8-9 syllables
The third and fourth line rhyme and they have 5-6 syllables
Give it a go and leave us a comment.

Jouan's Weekend

A few weeks ago it was Halloween and it's celebrated particularly in America. However, here in New Zealand not all children go "trick or treating". Listen as Jouan shares her writing about what she did during this weekend instead.