We explore static energy and tried doing some experiments. Each group tried using static energy to make paper 'ghost' dance. The different groups came up with 2 different conclusion which is tissue and paper towels makes good dancing ghost. We discussed the factors that caused the different conclusions which were due to the size of their paper ghost and the thickness of the paper.
After reading Tahu, Ra and the Taniwha, we decided to draw our own taniwha.
Here are our learning tasks for Monday and Tuesday.
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Please don't forget to do the check-in photo of the day.
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Kia Ora. Here are our learning tasks for Thursday and Friday.
Keep up the amazing mahi Room 14 tamariki. You guys are wonderful!
On Wednesday, 1st September, we enter Alert Level 3. We hope that you have been able to adjust to the different challenges of lockdown, and that you have had opportunities to enjoy the very special moments of family time.
As a school, we have made the decision to join many schools across New Zealand in having a Wellbeing Wednesday. On this day, there will be no new digital learning set.
This will be a day away from more formal digital learning. Students will have an opportunity to learn offline and engage in a range of non-digital activities. They might be tasks that your children would like to do together or alone, or they might want to do something else entirely. Suggested activities will be posted on the class blogs.
This day is an opportunity to support students and teacher wellbeing. It is a time to recognise and focus on emotional wellbeing in these challenging situations. We can all do this by providing opportunities to connect, be active, notice, keep learning and give.
Staff will use this time for marking work and to prepare and organise resources for the next few weeks of online working ahead.
An example of what you could do at this time.
