Room 4 Blog Kaniere
Monday, 9 July 2018
Rope delivery
Wala
We had a group from Ghana come to school. It was called Wala. Wala means 'life'. They played the drums and danced. Their drums all had different names. They made the teachers get up and dance too. We liked that.
Our class performance for Assembly
Friday, 6 July 2018
Our Concert
Wednesday, 6 June 2018
Using our iPads to learn
Today we were able to find our projects on Explain Everything and continue working on them. We have learned how to use the camera to take a photo, and were able to use the lasso tool to cut it out. Then we got to use the stylus to write on our project. Mrs Hickford and Mrs Minehan think we are very clever!
Thursday, 24 May 2018
We are so lucky!
Mrs Hickford's husband made a weta hotel for us so we can visit the weta's. We are going to decorate it and make a sign. The sign will tell others know how to look after the weta before we plant it in the school grounds ready for it's new guests.
Friday, 13 April 2018
Weta Houses
Weta
Hannah: We have been learning about weta.
Jared: There are 11 types of Giant Weta and 70 different species
Ava: Weta like the dark
Isla: That means they are nocturnal
Connor: They sleep during the day time
Zoe: Weta like damp places
Olivia: The girls are bigger than the boys
Opal: They have an exoskeleton
Lucas: That means their bones are over their skin
Elizabeth: They eat wood and insects
Jahzarn: Cats, rats and hedgehogs eat weta
Amber: They put their back legs over their head when they are grumpy
Xahria: The females lay eggs in the ground
Micah: To make a weta house for a tree weta we got a piece of bamboo
Hunter: We cut the bamboo above the ring so the house had a roof
Liam We use wire to make a hanger
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