Take a look at some of the awesome stuff Room 19 has been up to this term…and it is only week 3!
We have been discovering more about volcanoes using the science box.
Foraging and cooking delicious food in Garden to Table.
Working on our creative writing skills and designing pictures using Google Drawings to support our story.
Congratulations to Week 3’s Kauri certificate winners. Thank you for being such good role models for your peers and displaying our school values. Keep up the awesome work!
Congratulations to Week 8’s Kauri Merit Certificate Winners! A great example of displaying the school values of manaakitanga, manawanuitanga and kaitiakitanga. Keep up the awesome work!
Check out this weeks Kauri superstars who won week 6’s class Merit certificates. These students continue to be great role models for their peers and Owairaka thanks them for their awesome efforts. Keep up the fantastic work!
Check out this weeks Kauri superstars who won week 4’s class Merit certificates. These students continue to be great role models for their peers and Owairaka thanks them for their awesome efforts. Keep up the fantastic work!
Big congratulations to the first Kauri Certificate winners for 2024. These are students who embrace our school values and are excellent role models to their peers. Kapai everyone. Keep up the awesome work!
Kia or Bloggers,
Every year Kauri Team students write, film and edit their own original movies. Here are the 6 we chose to share at the Ako Hiko Film Festival. The rest can be found on our individual learning blogs. Check them out! We are so amazed at all the incredible ideas students had! You can see each student’s own edited film on their blog. So what are you waiting for? Go check them out!
From the Pod –
From the Den
From the Hive
Have you ever made a film?
The Den had a fantastic time at The Maritime Museum on Tuesday! The weather was perfect, and our sailing trips took us under the Auckland Harbour Bridge, where we saw bungee jumpers leaping off the bridge which added to our excitement.
At the museum we learnt about the migration of people throughout the world, and how Aotearoa was the last landmass to be populated. People are still choosing to come to New Zealand to live, as it is such an amazing place.
Check out our day in pictures….
We also got to count down the cannon that is fired at the museum every day at 12noon. The museum staff were VERY impressed when we did this in Te Reo Maori!
Can you count down backwards from ten in Te Reo?
Congratulations to this week’s merit certificate winners. Both of these students consistently show our school value of manawanuitanga when learning new concepts. Mattias and Rahma, you both are great role models for your peers. Awesome work!
Well done to Cartel, Ziva and Tahlia also received certificates this term. More great examples of the amazing learners we have in the Hive. Well done everyone!