Spongebob's Family

This is Spongebob's family:

Spongebob (of course) - 38 years old

Spongella - 31 years old

Spongetta - 11 years old

Patrick Junior - 8 years old

Patricia - 7 years old

Sponge-kate - 5 years old

Bobby - 2 years old

Spongelia & Toby - 2 days old

By Georgia Carter and Lauren Burden
Assisted by Ava Little



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Wharenui of Health

Well done guys for creating a great wharenui to show the 4 aspects of Hauora.  This will be a great way to show our ideas.  James did a fantastic job combining your ideas into a koruru for the peak of our roof.  Keep up the great work.

Poems

We are improving our writing by exploring poetry.
Some poems use a shape to help the reader see their theme.



Click here to visit a site that will help you write your own shape / theme poem, or write your own.
If you try this at home either print your poem, or copy it into your homework book!

Term 3 Spelling

Links to this term's spelling lists are available on the spelling page.  The links will take you to Spellingcity.com which will have games to help you practice your words.

Week 1 Can Do

May 6 - 10

Kia ora koutou!  Hello everyone!

This week's blog can do is to write, read and print a story in te reo Maori!
Don't worry - you'll have lots of help.  :)

Click here to take you to the website that will help you.

When you click the print option, it will save your story as file.  Save this onto your memory stick.

Have fun!

Run Jump Throw VoiceThread

ed.voicethread.com/share/4442614/
Try this VoiceThread - add a comment to at least 2 photos :)

Counting on -

Group 1 - watch this showme clip to see the strategy I want you to practice. (click on the picture)

 Copy the 5 questions below into your math book after watching the clip and try to solve them by counting on from the lowest number.

4 + 12 =
3 + 14 =
2 + 6 =
4 + 15 =
3 +12 = 

Nouns

Check out this video clip to remind yourself what a noun is.

Tahi math group

Click on this link to go to your frog jumps video.

Practice adding your numbers using this strategy.
You could play Snakes and Ladders and use from jumps to record your turns.