Math DLO about geometry

W.A.L.T.Count ,edges ,face and corners in 3D. This week we have been leering about geometry it is when you count ,edges ,face and corners in 3D shape.

Frist time at Canterbury Swim School

Now the school holidays are finish and it is the start of term 4  the school has been going to Canterbury Swim School . for the last week we have be going to Canterbury Swim School for swimming listen. 

My instuctor is Matthew  and we are in the deep end on the right.  we have been lining the star of butterfly it is when you go down  into the wetter and do wiggly worms  and then come up to the surface and star going  around and  around  whit both of  our hands.

Here are some photos

My DLO about Maori words

Kia ora Koutou katoa,

Ko Evelyn Ahlbrandt ahau,  for the last two weeks we have been learning about te reo Maori i have a video which i created as a slide show. We were reading a story called  mossie it is about a Maori from Aussie and he went to New Zealand and he can understand Maori but he doesn't understand English he thinks that there talking too fast.  Here is some of the there are some websites that help me  find the Maori words.

100 Maori Words  Maori dictionary helping pronounce it

Blog commenting

We are learning how to interact online in a kind, positive and helpful way.

Learning how to leave quality blog comments is an important part of having a blog. It teaches us how to interact with others online and enables us to continue growing our positive digital footprint. 

blog commenting

commenting is really fun when you Start a Conversation

Be positive

Being positive is the number 1 tip#

if you what your comments more interesting use more words not more exclamation marks remember be specific

aks a quesiton

it is always good to end your comment with a quesiton for example if the author of the writing about going to the museum you couldask what wa your favorite explained oxana queston at the end of your comment have to keep the conversaiton going and then forget the quesiton mark

make a connection

if the writer wrote astory about his or her trip to tour and you havebeen to told

Whānau Chromebook Support Session at St Bernadette's School

Dear Mum and dad,

I want you to go to the St Bernadette's for Whānau Chromebook Support Session at St Bernadette's School next week. They will teach you how I can be safer online at home and teach you same awesome thing you can do on the chromebook. Every family that goes gets a Pak ‘n’ Save voucher .

Module 1 on Wednesday 24 May at 3:30pm, 5:30pm and 7:30pm.

Module 1: Kawa of Care and the Digital Immersion Learning Environment

This is an introductory course split into two parts.

Part One in this session covers all the physical features of the Chromebook. It also covers important aspects of The Kawa of Care and ways to practically apply the values of this document in the home.

Part Two is a basic introduction in accessing children’s work from relevant sites. In this session, parents will be shown a classroom site, a classroom blog and then a child's individual blog.

From here parents will be shown the difference between all three, how each site or/and blog may be relevant for different times and how to effectively use them as a means to engage with children’s learning, to to stay informed.

This session will be on Thursday 25 May at 3:30pm, 5:30pm and 7:30pm.

Module 2: Cybersmart Values

Module 2 training is for confident users of Chromebooks or parent s who attended Module 1 in Term 1, split into two parts.

In Part Two, parents will learn practical Cybersmart values to apply in the home. Parents will also learn specific skills e.g screenshots, safe browsing, checking history of devices and other helpful skills for the home.

Parents also have the opportunity to learn more about Google products such as docs and gmail (Optional). Offline apps will also be covered, to show parents how to operate machines for learning if there is no access to wireless.

This will be hosted at St Bernadette's school

Here is the link to the registration form for you to share with  your whānau -

https://goo.gl/forms/yJmj0sWtMXCQV7Bq2

If you have any questions or queries or need help registering then please come into school and talk to Mr. Scott or Mrs McLachlan.

From  Evelyn

Exploring Blogs

We are learning to create a positive digital footprint.

We often share personal information when we are online. The people we share with could be our friends and family or people we don't know. We need to make smart decisions about what personal information we share online.

Reflection

Cultural Show

This term we have been looking at different cultures. For the last 3 weeks we have been learning a traditional cultural dance . I learnt the Sasa. Our parents came to see us dancing the Samoan Sasa. I was felling proud because I tried my best.