Technology!

Today was the first day of our Tech cycle! The students in Room10 are split into 6 different Tech groups; Visual Art, Music, Dance and Drama, Hard Materials, Food Technology, and ICT. Here are some photos of their specialist learning experience:

Rm10 PORTRAITS

We have been working very hard on our portraits during Art time. It all started with a very awkward photo on the very first day of school, and now their masterpieces are almost complete! Keep an eye on this space for their finished products :)

HOMEWORK TASK wk3

Task 1 - Practice your Basic Facts


In the column on the right you will find a list of sites/games you can play to practice basic facts.  Your first task is to play at least 2 of the games.  You then need to write a review for the game in the comments area below this post.

Keep these things in mind when writing your review:

• Was it fun? Why/Why not?
• Was the difficulty level right? Was it too easy or too hard?
•  Was there a theme or plot?

• What recommendations do you have to make the game better?

Write the name of the game as your title.  Then write your review.  Remember to name your review, and check for spelling errors. 

Testing, weeks 1,2,3

All students at Otumoetai Intermediate school have been busy sitting a wide range of tests over the past few weeks.  We are ALMOST done, and all the data will be explained and discussed at the Parent Teacher evening on 12-13 March.  The data collected from these tests also help shape the learning programmes we create for our students.

Day 1 @ Otumoetai Int.

Never a dull moment at Otumoetai Intermediate School... due to the weather (which always seems to be wet on Mondays) students packed into the learning center like a tin of sardines, anxiously waiting to see who their teacher and classmates would be for 2013.

Teachers get nervous too (even though they probably wouldn't admit it) and I was so relieved when I finally met the friendly, courteous, and motivated group of students that are Room 10.  This year we have an AWESOME class and I look forward to getting photos and videos of all the AMAZING work they are doing up on the blog very shortly.

Until then, feel free to check the panui/notices and mahi kainga/homework pages to keep up to date on some of the things that are happening in Room 26 :)