Mufti day fundraising for Wairarapa Cancer Society. Week 5 & 6 in Room 7

Kia ora,

A FAB start to a new week 6 .....and a SHARP week 5 was had in Room 7.

The students are busy working on their Olympic reading units. 

I wonder who will get the ....GOLD?

Some certificates to start the week off....Niysa, Ali, Petra, Ava, Liv & Esther...well done on your hard work.

 PRINCIPAL AWARDS....well done to Room 7 aLim people - fantastic maths (mult/div) going on in the class...and at home (hopefully) =)

Ka pai Tyah - you did amazingly-all by yourself!

Ka pai Max - so much effort put into this maths work. 

Ka pai Ava - you did really well with this maths work. 

 BLACK BOX - our oral language. Yesterday's question was ------

 Spot your child's Olympic athlete......and what sport are they doing?

Manu tukutuku (kite) making....with my Māori art group. 

Jordyn & Lily with their 
pōtaka runga (spinning top).

 Even the teacher has been EXTRA SHARP in Room 7 - go Miss Burt. Here is our Richie McCaw bear minding our 3 trophies....1. Class SHARP award for assembly SHARPness. 2. Tidy cloakbay award & 3. Teacher award for helping with iPad work.

Here are our reading buddies - the students can choose one of the buddies to read to. 

Douglas and his wonderful name in glitter. 

Our new wall display - look at the fantastic Olympic figures....

Spot Ceejay with his green hair. Ceejay set up a givealittle page to raise money for the Wairarapa branch of the cancer society. Ceejay did this in his Poppa's memory, Neil was a great man who supported his grandsons whole heartedly.
Well done to all Room 7 who helped our school raise nearly $500.
Fantastic effort by all!!

Spot the minion =) (Dallas) ....

I feel so proud every time I hear and see Room 7 doing the Ko Wairarapa haka.
If you have been in to collect your children at 3.00pm lately you will have noticed the whole school out practicing our Wairarapa haka Ko Wairarapa. We are preparing to be part of the world record attempt for the most people doing the haka together. This will be held in Memorial Park in Masterton on 8 September at 12.00pm. The record is a little over 4,000 which was achieved in France. This is an opportunity to bring the record home to New Zealand where it belongs. If you wish to learn the haka and be part of the record attempt you are welcome to join us at 2.50pm each afternoon. It is shaping up to be a memorable experience for the children.