Wednesday, April 15, 2020

TV Hut

Cortez and Chase built a great hut so that they could watch home-school TV together.

Mrs Brunning's Baking

I did some baking today too.  Can you guess what I made?
I had to measure:

200grams of butter


1 cup of brown sugar


1 cup of white sugar


2 eggs


2 teaspoons of vanilla essence


3 cups of self raising flour


2 cups of chocolate chips


Write a comment below and have a guess at what I baked today.

Aysha's Hut

Aysha has built herself an interesting hut. I really liked the colour of the ceiling!

Hussam's Hut

Hussam has made a hut and used different weights to hold his blanket in place.  Have fun hanging out in your hut Hussam!



Hussam then made some changes (iterations) to make his hut even better.  Ka pai Hussam!

Jai's Origami

Jai M made a fabulous origami dinosaur.  It looks like he spent a lot of time making sure he got it just right.  Tino pai Jai!  I wonder if anyone else is making origami creations?

Indi the Te Reo Teacher

Indi has been teaching her family te reo using rākau and the sentences we have been learning in class.  Ka mau te wehi Indi!

Chloe's Challenge

Chloe watched the Home Learning TV channel today and made a plane.  She wants to know if anyone else can make a plane that flies.


Paige's Hut

Here is the hut that Paige made, I wonder where she is?




Matthew's Pancakes

Matthew did a lot of measuring to create these delicious looking pancakes, ka pai Matthew!


Levi's Hut

Levi used his bed to make his triangular hut, very inventive Levi!

Isabelle's Hut

Isabelle has taken over her lounge and created a red themed hut. I hope you have fun in your hut Isabelle.

Charlie's Hut

Charlie made a very cosy hut, I like how it is symmetrical. Ka pai Charlie!

Tuesday, April 14, 2020

Paige's Cupcakes

Paige whipped up these fancy cupcakes, how much milk do you think she was measuring?




Chloe's cooking

Chloe has been working on the maths task, using her measurement skills to create this delicious omelette!  Tino reka Chloe!




Sunday, April 12, 2020

Tanked out!

Amidst the waters and around the plants some skulduggery was taking place.  Assaults, ambushes and frantic chases were going on between two of the inhabitants, causing much unrest and probable stress.  It was when the outsiders (non tank dwellers) observed it on a few occasions, that plans were promptly put in place to ease the tension.  That was when someone was taken out...
As you can see we have Ermyntrude Humpledink, Fred, Eugene11 (the second) and Norman.  
Who is not there?  Yes, you guessed it!  Felix.


Now in solitary confinement Felix now is getting used to his own company, for an unknown duration, in order to give Ermy some time and space.  Yes, there were some 'bullyish' behaviours displayed by Felix towards Ermy; he chased her around the tank with such mallice and intent! So like us, he is deprived of extra company.  So I wonder... exactly how much time should he be in isolation?

 Here, he has a plant and does have an air supply.  The confinement is spacious.
 I am not sure he will 'tank' me for it but Ermy will!!!

Monday, April 6, 2020

Making comments on the blog

Kia ora,

Please remember when you are posting comments on the blog, check your spelling and punctuation.  New sentences start with capital letters and end with full stops. Names have a capital letter. 

Thanks, from Mrs Brunning.

Tuesday, March 24, 2020

Hi From Mrs Ritchie!!!

Please stay safe and make sure you treasure the time together.  Be grateful for what you can do and not what you can't.  We look forward to some of your learning being shared with us.  Remember not to settle for mediocre and push yourself in your vocabulary, presentation and your thinking!😃We can do this.

Sunday, August 25, 2019

Update to Our Blog

Kia ora,

You will notice that the links on the right hand side of the blog have been updated.  You can now find Banqer in the Numeracy section, and Linc-Ed in the Useful Sites section.

Friday, June 28, 2019

Puanga Assembly

Well done to everyone who was involved in our Puanga assembly.  It went very well and we had a lot of positive feedback.  Check out the videos below.  Start thinking about what we could do for our next assembly!

Wednesday, June 26, 2019

Jai's Matariki Art

Jai M has been working hard drawing the stars of Matariki and Puanga.  He has also drawn Kupe's waka.  Ka pai Jai!



Thursday, June 6, 2019

Milla and Libby plant Rimu trees to help stop global warming.

Today Milla and Libby planted five rimu trees to help stop global warming.  They are very small so we all need to make sure they get looked after properly.  Please make sure they don't get knocked by balls or hit by people running past.

Levi W and Harry's Rat Trap plans

 

Me and Levi have been going down to the river.  And we have been cutting stinky plants down and today we saw rats.  So we were wondering if we could do a trap.  Here are two videos and we are thinking of the best one.  We will probably put a trap by the water because that's where we saw the rat.  We have chosen the first video because we have all the tools for it and with the second one we do not and it is hard.  You need a metal cylinder, peanut butter, a bucket and some water, also a screwdriver.  I will also bring some maize from home.

Wednesday, June 5, 2019

Libby, Elise and Austin making a start to help their cause.

Libby, Elise and Austin have written to the SPCA to find out what the SPCA needs.  This is what they wrote:

Hi there
We are from Lepperton School.  We are researching Causes Worth Fighting for.  We are doing it on cat and dog abuse.  A cause worth fighting for is something we think is important that we can help with.  We want to help the SPCA in any way we can.  So could you tell us what we could do to help you?  We would like to collect food or blankets or raise money.  What do you think?

Kind regards,
Libby, Elise and Austin.

Hopefully the SPCA writes back soon so they can start collecting the items the SPCA needs.



Milla and Myra Discuss Global Warming

Check out the clip Milla and Myra made to help educate people about global warming.  I love the idea of planting more trees girls, we have some Rimu trees you could plant at school to start helping the cause.

Wednesday, May 8, 2019

Chace's Writing


Once upon a time there was an egg, a really small, white egg. It belonged to an eel. Her name was Eely. The egg hatched into a larva! The larva swam to the river. When it got to the river mouth it turned into a glass eel and as it made its way up the river it started to change colour. When it reached the mountain Eli had  fully changed colour to black and he was now one and a half metres long. Eli started to make a hole in the bank. He got a mouth full of dirt and spat it out.  One day later, after lots of hard digging, the hole was about two metres into the bank.    Fins had grown. Eli got longer and fatter. The next day there was a massive trout. Eli chased it and was yelling can we be friends? The trout stopped and said yes if you don't try to eat me, my name is Mason. I was never going to eat you, Eli said come to my home it is in the clearest part of the lake, it was crystal clear. After they went to Eli’s house they went to the dock were humans came to fed the eels bread. Luckily there were no other eels here because they would try eat Mason. Mason saw a shiny bug he chased it. Eli shouted no its fish lure but it was too late. Mason was already hooked. The fisherman reeled Mason in. The fisherman grabbed Mason. Eli jumped up and knocked the fisherman into the water. The fisherman swam as fast as he could and crawled up the bank then ran as fast as he could to his truck. The lure was a treble hook lure. Treble hook mess up a fish mouth. Mason had a bleeding mouth quick get to my hole said Eli because the blood will attract other eels, you will be safe in my hole. They swam as fast as they could to Eli hole when the got to Eli hole, Eli said you can live here if you want to, ok said mason. Eli had an idea, he told mason to wait outside and an hour later you can come in Eli made the hole massive and made a room for mason, wow mason said now we can live together but said it is so dark, eli dug a hole in the roof for light,  thanks said mason.  The next day they went to the river mouth to see their friend Charlie he was a huge Kahawai he is a meter and a half long!!! And our other friend Torpedo he is a Yellowfin tuna they played in the river mouth 1 hour later one more thing. These two fish can live in freshwater back at the lake they had a party they had meat bugs and dead fish. The next day, they had bacon and eggs for breakfast and then they went to the river mouth and left the river mouth to go out to sea to find more friends 5 minutes later. The water is 50 m deep and there were schools of bluefin tuna. They found a bull shark he was crying they went up to ask him why he was crying. The bull shark said I don't have any friends because my old ones started bullying me! Eli said we will be your friends ok and my name Ben. Lets go to the River mouth were my home is. The next day they were getting ready for a trip to the mountain. To be continued ...