Showing posts with label Paul.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paul.. Show all posts

Wednesday, 2 October 2019

Traditional Costume

During Literacy Week children had the opportunity to come dressed in a traditional costume.
Here we have Paul, Hayley, Yihang and Mrs Zhu - all looking wonderful and celebrating their heritage.

Monday, 19 August 2019

Our Amazing Bedrooms






Mr Scott asked us to design an Amazing Bedroom. We were given a challenge to include at least three items eg: something for a pet, something to entertain, something to light the room. We began by brainstorming ideas with a buddy. We then drew a plan. We then learned how to attach various shapes like a spiral and a cylinder to paper by cutting tabs and using a glue stick. lastly we used these skills and our imagination to construct a 3D model. Mr Scott supplied us with a pizza box each from his work and surprised us with a variety of contents in the box like a small square of blue tac, a pipe cleaner etc.
Here we are presenting our completed rooms to Room 22. They were all truly AMAZING!!
Thank-you Mr Scott and Well Done room 24 for demonstrating the Sunnyhills School Gem - Growth- by being creative!!!

Fraction Pizza













As part of learning about Fractions, Mr Scott asked us to design a pizza made from paper. Some of us covered the whole base with sauce and cheese. Some placed ham filling on half and others had a much more random, all in together approach. They all looked yummy!

Sunday, 26 May 2019

Walk to School Week


Here we are with our Funky Feet.
Here we are looking bright.
Here we are as a twin with our self
Here we are with our Wacky Hair


Here we are as Bestie Triplets

                                                        Alex was a twin with Jeremy.

                                                     William is part of the Fencibles Team

                                     

Friday, 12 April 2019

Anzac and Easter

For Easter we drew different patterns on a bunny outline. What amazing detail Molly!
For Anzac we constructed a poppy and glued it in the corner of our poem.
 We illustrated a paper bag to take home our baking in.




Mrs McElwee helped us measure out the ingredients in the morning. Here we are rolling and flattening our Anzac Biscuits. A big thank-you to Beth who took our cookies home to bake and package after discovering the oven no longer worked. They tasted delicious!!!

Monday, 1 April 2019

Nature Scavenger Hunt

                                    Here is the list of things to find and the cup to put them into
                                                        Finding three blades of grass
                                                            Finding a purple flower
                                                            Finding a glossy leaf
                                         About to find a white stone or a smooth grey stone
                                 The only pair to find a snail's shell and the snail was still inside.

On Friday after morning tea, in the beautiful weather, we had an outside Challenge. It was a Nature Scavenger Hunt. It was a fun, non academic activity. We had to find things like a sprinkle of sand and a small stick. It was a great thing to do on a gorgeous sunny day!


Sunday, 10 March 2019

Friday Challenge - working with ice.









 On Friday Mrs Dijkstra gave us a challenge. We were given a cup of frozen water that had a key in it. Our challenge was to bring the key to Mrs Dijkstra and to complete the sentence " This is the key to......" Most of Room 24 smashed the ice by dropping it on the ground but some melted it using water from the tap. It was COOL!

Saturday, 16 February 2019

Celebrating Chinese New Year at Sunnyhills School






 We had visitors come to the school to tell us about and demonstrate "The Lion Dance"  It was really interesting and skillful. Some children including Hayley were given the opportunity to play the cymbals. Mrs Dijkstra loved the drums. They reminded her of the Olympics opening ceremony in Beijing where there were one thousand of those drums. They were AMAZING!

Mrs Dijkstra was very proud of these children who wore their Traditional costume to school to celebrate their culture. Everyone in the class made an origami pig to take home.
 We had a special day!
We went on to make our own dragons. Check out the display in our classrrom!