Room 2 is a class of 20, Year 1 and 2 students. We are 5 and 6 years old and go to Oakura School in Oakura, Taranaki, New Zealand. Oakura is a small village on the coast. We can see Mount Taranaki from our school playground and are near Egmont National Park. Oakura School children take care of the local beach and enjoy activities in their local environment.
Friday, September 30, 2011
Next term Theo will be joining Room 4. He spent the morning in our class on Friday and had a fantastic day. He wrote a funny poem while in Room 4.
I eat...
I eat guns,
I eat germs,
I eat people
full of worms!
I eat sharks,
I eat peas,
I eat noses
mixed with fleas!
Well done Theo. We're all looking forward to you joining our class.
Friday, September 16, 2011
The Len Lye experience written by Ellie and Francesca
Yesterday Room 4, Miss Bain and some lovely parents went to the art gallery in the city to learn about Len Lye. We all went in different cars. I went in David's huge car. When we first got there a lady called Rebecca said she'd show us some sculptures. My favourite sculpture was Storm King because it was made out of silver shiny metal which is my favourite colour. At first it was soft and gentle, then it looked like a dolphin dancing. It sounded like a snow storm when the thin piece of metal hit the huge long thick piece of metal. Ellie
Yesterday Room 4, Miss Bain and some parents went to the amazing art gallery in New Plymouth which is very old. We all went in different cars. When we got there we had a little talk about the rules in the art gallery. A lady showed us around and her name was Rebecca. My favourite sculpture was the last one she showed us and it was the Fountain. It's my favourite because it's pretty and interesting. It had a black base and golden bits poking out of it. It had a golden flash of light streaming down on it. On the roof it made a beautiful shape in a circle. Francesca
Thursday, September 15, 2011
The old house written by David Marriot
Last week Room 4, Room 3, Miss Bain and Mrs Johnson walked to the oldest house in Oakura. We went because our topic is about the olden days. Next we started to draw the house. Is was a one story building. The windows had a frame around them and so did the door. The roof was bumpy. It was green, white and blue. In the olden days it was used as a stable for cows and horses.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Buddy reading
Friday, September 2, 2011
Cross country fun
This week the annual Junior cross country race was held. Many children in Room 4 were excited and some were even a little nervous. Every child ran there best and enjoyed the event. Well done to all the runners.
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