- use interesting (WOW) words to describe Daffodils
- use a graphic organiser to help me form my diamond poem
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Wednesday, 30 August 2017
Daffodil Diamante
I am learning to write a Diamante Poem
Tuesday, 22 August 2017
Learning to Make a Connection
I am learning to make a personal connection to the text.
Reflection: I was proud of how I did it and it wasn't too tricky but I was thinking and seeing the pictures made me remember what I saw in the museum.
Ghassan 22.08.17
Great work Ghassan, I love the way you discuss what you read and try to make personal connections. Keep talking in your group to extend your skills.
Mrs Templeton 22.08.17
- think of a time when...
Reflection: I was proud of how I did it and it wasn't too tricky but I was thinking and seeing the pictures made me remember what I saw in the museum.
Ghassan 22.08.17
Great work Ghassan, I love the way you discuss what you read and try to make personal connections. Keep talking in your group to extend your skills.
Mrs Templeton 22.08.17
Friday, 18 August 2017
Geometry: Classifying 3D shapes
I am learning to identify and name 3D shapes

Reflection: It was easy to do because the pictures were not confusing and looked like their shapes. The tricky part for me is thinking of the words to talk about these shapes . I think I did very good. Ghassan 18.08.17
Ghassan, I am very proud of the way you talked about your learning. You are really improving the way you explain your thinking in Maths. Well done.
Reflection: It was easy to do because the pictures were not confusing and looked like their shapes. The tricky part for me is thinking of the words to talk about these shapes . I think I did very good. Ghassan 18.08.17
Ghassan, I am very proud of the way you talked about your learning. You are really improving the way you explain your thinking in Maths. Well done.
Thursday, 17 August 2017
Tā moko - Maori Patterns
In Term 2 and 3 we have been learning about Maori patterns. We went to the Auckland museum and the Te Tuhi art gallery. Look at my moko!
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