What is it?

We have been learning how to create senses poems in our writing. Last week we made poems about our favourite food. We discussed what it sounded, looked, smelled, felt and tasted like.

I can hear water boiling.

I can smell rice cooking.

I can see some small things

I can feel something soft and hot.

I can taste something yummy.

What could it be? 

Rice and chicken - Hiroto

I can hear chewing.

I can smell something sweet.

I can see the blue icing.

I can feel something soft.

I can taste something yum.

What could it be?

A cupcake - Cruze

Come and see all of our sense poems displayed in our classroom.

Happy International Food Festival day!

"I like this photo because I was happy" - Petelo

"Happy Friday" - Noah

"I liked holding my flag" - Dawei

"I had the England flag" - Sammy

"I had the Indian flag" - Ria

"I had the Chinese flag and I had the New Zealand flag" - Dominic

"I liked holding my flags up" - Issac

"I like that everyone comes from different countries" - Charlotte

"I like the Chinese flag and the Taiwanese flag" - Julio

"I liked all the flags" - Claire

"I like the New Zealand flag and I also can't wait for the new flag to come along if it gets chosen" - Mika

"I liked my flag. It is India" - Sarah.

"I love the Japan flag because it has only a dot" - Anne.

E hia nga? How many?

The students have been learning about numbers in Te Reo. We wanted to show off our knowledge by modelling asking each other how many? and answering in Te Reo.

Dominic "E hia nga?" (How many?)
Lochlin "toru" (3)
Lochlin "E hia nga dinosaurs?" (How many dinosaurs?)
Dominic "Rua" (2)

Tūmeke boys!