Māori Learning

This is our learning on māori language.right now we are working on the different meanings for tenā, tenei and Terā.

By Izzy

Mihi

Sharing our learning

e-Learning Using Google Hangouts & Chromebooks

Room 10 is building connections with students in an Australian International School in Hong Kong.  

To see our first Google Hangout you can click on the link, which will open in a new tab.  Click here.  

We are learning about each other.

Each group consists of 3 Room 10 students and they have 2 students their end, which makes 5 in a group.

We are finding out what they like learning about, what they want to be when they grow up, and other cool things.

We love learning about our new friends in Hong Kong and they love learning about us.

Our Identity.....

Whaea Toni was with us today and we learnt about the importance of knowing who we are, our identity.

Would You Want To Buy This Book?

Written by Maria @ Rangikura

My Whanaungatanga

Written and drawn by Ben @ Rangikura

Similarities & Differences Between Tokelau & Fijian Fishing

Written by Philip @ Rangikura

My Book Choice

Hi my name is Philip, and I am going to share my book choice from the library this week.

My book choice is Alex Rider, Skeleton Key...  

Let me read you the blurb on the back of the book.

What Is A Venn Diagram & How Is It Useful?

Written by Kaleb and Philip

Who made the Venn diagram?

John Venn

Picture reference:  http://www.famousinventors.org/john-venn

Why did he invent it?

John Venn invented this because it was a way to see

the differences and similarities of two things.

(In Philip’s own words.)

This is an example of  the venn diagram.

Diagram Reference:  http://www.learnnc.org/lp/pages/2646

We typed these in google, who made the venn diagram and why.

Here is an example of one of our Venn Diagrams.....

Raining Outside... No Problem...

In Room 10 we know how to play happily
with others when it is a wet day.

Library Visit Action....

Today during our visit to the library we showed we are good at respecting each other's space and enjoyed picking our books.

Google Hangout With Our Hong Kong Friends

21st Century skills are being developed in Room 10 with the connection between two classes in very different countries.  Today was our second Google Hangout where we shared some jokes and asked each other questions.

Room 10 is slowly getting to know our new friends at the

Australian International School Hong Kong (AISHK)

www.aishk.edu.hk

Carl Ohlson who used to work at Rangikura School is the teacher of the class we have buddied up with.  It's great to have this opportunity for the students to learn about each other and their cultures.

Students take turns sharing jokes and information with each other.

 We catch up once every week. 

Our next Google Hangout will have us breaking into smaller groups and interviewing each other using our Chromebooks.  We will find out more about the different countries and cultures that make us who we are.