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Kia Ora and welcome to A2's Blog for 2017! We are excited to share our learning, experiences, assessment tasks and life in A2 with you. This blog is also about sharing what we can do all by ourselves so you may see some mistakes along the way. Mistakes are part of the learning journey. Enjoy our mahi, photos and videos and please remember to leave a positive comment for us!
Showing posts with label Jaymee-Rose. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jaymee-Rose. Show all posts

Thursday, 14 September 2017

Term 3 Fitness Assessment: Jump Jam





For Fitness in Term 3, we participated in Jump Jam. JUMP JAM is a fusion of dance & fitness disciplines along with cultural interpretations that capture the look, attitude, posture and elements of Aerobics and Fitness. It is a fun way to promote fitness for all of the children.

Monday, 3 July 2017

Term 2 SOLO Assessment: Ecology



Learning Intention: We are learning to use a cause and effect map to analyse an environmental issue causing harm to a habitat.

Jaymee-Rose
Unistructural

Well done Jaymee-Rose. You are nearly at a multistructural level of understanding. You have shown some great reasons, however your ‘because’ boxes are there to expand on your explanations. Some of your answers needed to be more specific. In your conclusion, I would like to see you write a general opinion on the effects humans are having on the habitats of our native animals - what is your thought, why and relate this to evidence you have read during your research.

Sunday, 2 July 2017

Maori Assessment




Learning Intention: We are learning to have a short conversation in Te Reo Maori, as we identify various food items.

Wednesday, 28 June 2017

ICT Assessment Term 2




Learning Intention: We are learning to create an iMovie about Whakapoungakau's cultural trip to Te Puia, using various media including photos, text, videos and music.

Wednesday, 7 June 2017

Term 2 PE Assessment: Glenholme School Cross Country Event


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Learning Intention: Participate in and describe how our body responds to regular and vigorous physical activity in a range of environments.