ENCOURAGING DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP AND AN ON LINE COMMUNITY

Dear  Parents students and visitors to our Class Blog,
Please leave a comment, I am trying to encourage an online community through our blog posts, you can help! Leave a comment. For those families who have access to the internet please get busy, for families and students who have yet to get internet, come in and use the Learning Centre in the morning or afterschool. The students school wide are being taught digital citizenship. This is to give them the skills to post appropriate comments on-line.  We would appreciate you taking the time to visit our blog.
Mrs Parker and the Room 6 students.

MONDAY MORNING AT PHILLIPSTOWN TECH CENTRE!

USING CAD AND THE INTERNET TO SELECT A DESIGN

ONLY ONE MORE GAME FOR THE SEASON. YOU DID NOT WIN...YOU PLAYED SO WELL I AM VERY PROUD OF YOUR SPIRIT AND TEAM ETHIC:)

We are learning to hone our skills to become great writers.

This week we are reading and writing about phenomena, this weeks topic is The Northern Lights. Keep following our blog as we post our published explanations.  To build our confidence and competence in writing we are working with a buddy, we each bring different strengths to the writing task that compliment each others skill base. The outcomes.. just you wait and see!

What an amazing transformation! And a superb concert item.

 

 

 

 

Today we celebrated our Feast Day at St Annes. Each class prepared a short item. I think the Room 1 puppets were fantastic, the Poem/Song by Room 2 was very jazzy and very cool. The song from Room 4 was brilliant, and the Room 5 students sang, played the recorder with style.  However, I am slightly biased when I say this, the Room 6 students performed and sang beautifully, thanks to all of the class for putting yourselves OUT THERE! arohanui kia katou MrsP.

 

TODAY WE CELEBRATED OUR GRANDPARENTS. WE ARE SO PROUD THAT JIM IS A GREATGRANDFATHER IN OUR COMMUNITY. THANK YOU JIM FOR BEING THERE AND BEING A GREAT ROLE MODEL FOR GRANDPARENTS PARENTS AND STUDENTS! KIA KAHA EHOA MA