What else..
The children also spent time working on their inquiry questions and started putting together their display boards for the Science expo. Once Production is over, we will only have a week to get this organised!
In Maths (yes, we did a little), we recapped some of the work we'd done on ordering fractions by working out the lowest common denominator - remember to always check to see if your children are retaining/understanding what we cover in class. We sadly, didn't have enough children or any real time to do any Strand work. I hope to do that this week. With ski champs, holidays and flu, we averaged 23 children out of 30 each day last week. It has made Production planning this year VERY stressful and I do have concerns that the performance may appear a tad shoddy this year because of this. Hopefully, we will have a full roll for the next couple of days, so that everyone knows what we are doing / what they are doing... we shall see :-)
IMPORTANT. Today is the last day of voting in the Vector competition. Please make sure you vote, so that Meadowbank wins! It's a close race.
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Other news..
Finn Rimmer was up from Christchurch and so came to see us on Thursday. He joined in with a game of scatterball and told the children all about life in Christchurch. Here's a video he made with his new classmates..
3 ferrets...
Production rehearsals in full swing in the hall... awesome 'fun' trying to hear the children over the drilling and hammering of the builders..
Jordayne transformed into his future self..
And finally, Henry joined us in class all the way from Canada, courtesy of Augie's ipad..
Reminder:
Zones cross country is this Tuesday. If your child has made the team, please ensure they have a good sleep Monday night and do not skip breakfast on Tuesday morning.
Hey Everyone,
ReplyDeleteMr R I personally do not think Jordayne will look like that in the future (you're welcome, Jordayne!)
-Kristen