Transformation Art

Room 9 looked at some of the patterns that represent the cultures in our class. By combining shapes that reflect our heritage and our knowledge of transformation we have created these images using warm and cool colours.

Tim's Poetry Presentation and Evaluation

Pah Nwee's Poetry Performance

This is Pah Nwee's poetry evaluation. We are all very proud of the confident way he spoke in front of the class.

Herring Facts by Pah Nwee and Mrs Anderson

Pah Nwee read the story 'Fishing off the Wharf' today. After we had talked about the story he used his book to help him find the answers then we looked up some facts about herrings and put the facts in our own words.

Asmah's Giant Panda Research

Research Homework

Practising the skills of locating facts and summarising information in our own words is the homework focus this term, Enjoy reading the information we found out about the giant pandas.

Tamim

Faitele and Halatoa

Samantha and Oxsanah



Kapri

Puke's Festival of Education Presentation

Robbie's Tuakana Teina Time with Chris

Today I went to room 1 to show Chris my blog and comments to room 1. After that we played Starfall and Chris had fun. I really liked to work with Chris because he speaks the same language. I felt happy when he could speak burmese.

Penguin Research by Tim and Oh S'mar

Penguin Research by Jacob and Tamim

Enjoy reading Jacob and Tamim's research presentations. Both boys have done a great job at putting the facts into their own words.

Penguin Research by Yvette and Asmah

Enjoy reading Yvette and Asmah's homework on penguins. They have found a lot of information and have tried very hard to hook their readers in.

Puke's Blog Post from the Festival of Education

In this picture I am sharing my learning with a teacher from Papakura.

This is a photo that I took at the festival of some students creating a mural.

Today Panmure Bridge went to the Festival of Education at the Viaduct.This is a special day when people show what they are capable of. We came into town on a train from Panmure to share the learning we do at PBS.

PBS at theFestival of Education

Click on the image above to see our wonderful PBS  students sharing their learning at the  Festival of Education  in Auckland.

Reading Follow Up: Yvette

This is my google draw facts on Ned's head. For reading I needed to read an article on Ned's head. After I had finished reading Ned's head I needed to record down information on his family, his crimes, where he was captured and what happened to him after he died. The story was about Ned Kelly, a man in crime. He grew up following his father steps. His father has been in jail numerous of times for stealing pigs. Ned Kelly  was hanged on june 27 1880 He was captured at the Glenrowan hotel. After his death anonymous people took apart his head and made a replica out of plaster. In the 1930s and 1940s Ned's head went missing.

Reading Task: Kyra

Kyra's reading follow up was to summarise three facts in her own words. Her group read 'Mighty Muscles' which is an explanation about what happens to your body when you get nervous, frightened or terrified.