Kakapo has been really busy with our online learning. We have read books and watched videos about the sun. As part of our Inquiry learning, we wanted to know more about the sun. We learnt some really new, exciting and important facts about the sun.
Then we decide to write an information report about it. Our Success Criteria was to include- a title, an introduction, list of facts and a conclusion.
We planned our writing on the first day and then wrote our report on the next day.
Gina's report
Jas report
Ella's report
Ryan's report
Ryder's report
Daffodil Day is the Cancer Society's biggest fundraising event. Unfortunately because of the lockdown, they had to cancel this. But there are so many different ways to show our support. We choose to draw some daffodils and display them on our windows and ask people to make a donation on the Cancer Society website.
Wow Kakapo, what busy people you have been this week. I loved reading yout information reports about the sun. You have learned so many interesting facts about the sun and wrote your reports using interesting language.
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit sad that we can't have the Daffodil Day like we usually do but it's good we can still give. Your pictures of beautiful yellow daffodils were amazing. Great work Kakapo! Maybe you could put them up on your house windows like we put our poppies on ANZAC day.
Keep up the super duper work
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ReplyDeleteWow these pictures are beautiful.And I love the writing.
ReplyDeleteThis in incredible I am amazed.Well keep up the awesome work good bye.
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ReplyDeleteKia ora Kakapo, these look amazing. I love how you made pictures. Well done. Bye.
ReplyDeleteKia Ora. My name is Indie from the seniors. I love your blog post. It looks like you have been doing lots of work over the lockdown. In the seniors we have been learning about space as well. It was really fun. Good drawings of the daffodils. They remind me of when I draw a daffodil.
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ReplyDeleteTena Koutou Kakapo I'm Teuila from Te Waka Ako in the Seniors. I am in Hauraki and I am a Year 6. I like how you guys made daffodils, Your art creations are very impressive. I like how Lea made little paper flowers. Thank you for sharing your artwork with everybody. I hope your having a good time back at school. It's almost the holidays so make the most of it! If you have any spare time come check out my blog.
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Hi Te Kohanga ako, I am Nicholas for the seinor school. I love your reports I lernt some new stuff about the sun like I didn't know that the sun has only went around the galxy 20 times. I also liked the dafidol drawings and all the requests for donations to the cancer society. Do you think they worked and people donated because of them? If you want you can check out my blog at wpsnicholasco.blogspot.com
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Kia Ora Te Kohanga Ako. It is Brittany from Te Waka Ako. Wow! It looks like you have been very busy. I really liked your blog post. I love that you added lots of photos. It reminded me of all the stuff we did in lockdown. Thank you for sharing your amazing work with me.
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Hello my name is Marcus from Waitemata in Waikowhai
ReplyDeletePrimary School. I really like your drawings of daffodils and reports about the sun. thank you for sharing your work. Please check out my blog at https://wpsmarcusw.blogspot.com/. Blog you later.
Hey Waikowhai students my name is Kali, I really love how you guys got creative during lockdown and I know how tough this year has been. So I am amazed of what all of you guys have created. This reminded me of when I had to go on google meet everyday besides the weekend. But that´s just how life is right? I would like to just say to keep those stuff up and keep strong and have your thinking caps on at all times! Wish you guys the best!
ReplyDeleteWhat is your favourite part about the daffodils?
Nga mihi
Kali