As part of the Cool Rise Team’s programme this term, Jude has been making bird masks with each kaiawhina group. It was Māwhero’s turn this week! Here are their birds in the forest masks. Thanks Jude!!!
Month: August 2023
Bouncy Castle Token Box Reward!
Today the whole school celebrated their success of filling up the token box. Students get given tokens at school when they show the RISE school values or do amazing things such as picking up rubbish at break time. The students voted for a bouncy castle day.
Mitre 10 supported Rāwhiti by providing the bouncy castle. Here are some photos and videos of Papatūānuku enjoying their token box reward.
Equal Groupings and Bossy Ants
This term Whaea Emma’s Maths group have been working on Multiplication and Division. We have been looking at equal groupings and different ways of explaining our thinking. We were given the task to create an Explain Everything summarizing our learning this term. Here are the results!
CRT- Cool Rise Team
Every fortnight Papatūānuku has the Cool Rise Team in for the morning block. They take the students for various activities such as art and crafts and ipads. Today Jude took kahurangi group and together they made bird masks.
Day and Night Creations on Scratch
Last week in Cybersmart, Sharon taught us how to use scratch to create day and night scenes. Sharon modelled it for us, and then we gave it a go. We were able to choose our setting and draw our own backgrounds then we input a sun and coded it to make it go down. Next, we had a go at creating our night scene and we coded our moon to come up and sit in the sky. When we put it in present mode the scenes would repeat over and over again. Finally, we took turns to share our learning with each other. We got into two long lines and shared our work with a buddy and as we made our way down the line we would share with a new buddy!
PMP- Perceptual Motor Programme
In Papatūānuku a group of students participate in PMP sessions twice a week. Our PMP programme helps students develop fine and gross motor skills which helps to prepare the brain for learning. The tamariki enjoy participating and enjoy developing their skills. Here are some photos of us at the various activities.
