room20 rocks

hi we are room 20 with Mr's w we are a bunch of happy learners. we have lots of cool posts for you

dissapering chalange

in topic we have a challenge.
to try not to make eny rubbish. were recycling rubbish and making  it into lunch  boxes .
we have a plan in our thinking books.
it is a very hard  challenge. rubbish is not good for the land . the ground is not used to rubbish . it takes a long time for plastic to brake up. we will pant them and maybe even use them for our own lunch boxes. we are glad to be making a lunch box.

by Emma Camron and Isobella

Our favourite books

Gabriella's favourite book. This is the first page to get you interested into this book. Mom's aways saying the friends will come and go but family is forever. Well if that's true I could be in a rough ride. I mean I love my family and all but I'm just not sure we were meant to LIVE together. Maybe  it'll be better later on when we're all in different houses and only see each other on holidays but right now things are just a little dicey. Thank you for reading

Keira's favourite book

Alex's favourite book

Ava's favourite book

Planet Kaha

This is Nikita Isobella

I'm Little...But I'm a Great Winner

Watch the video. Write your story as either the hawk or the squirrel.

Can you describe what you hear, see, touch, smell and feel?


Remember to include our sentence criteria! Brainstorm these before you start.

Recycling Codes

We are looking at the recycling codes of some of our plastic containers.

Please fill in the form below for each container you looked at.

Ngā Mihi

Our Te Reo Māori goal is correct pronunciation. We are learning to say our mihi (greetings) to others. Below is a recording to help with practise. The place names are tricky - just give them a go! :)

_____________________________________________

Ngā Mihi

Tēnā koutou

Ko _______________ tōku matua. (your father)

Ko _______________ tōku whaea. (your mother)

Ko ________________ tōku ingoa. (your name)

Ko _______________tōku hoa pai. (your best friend)

Nō ________________ ahau. (where you are from)

Kia Ora.

 

Christchurch - Ōtautahi (say “or-toe-tahi”)

Zimbabwe – Timuwawe (say “tee-moo-wah-weh”)

Auckland – Ākarana (say “Ah-ka-ra-na”)

Dunedin – Ōtepoti (say “Or-teh-poh-tee”)

Hamilton – Hamutana (say “Ha-moo-ta-na”)

Australia – Ahetereiria (say “Ah-heh-teh-ray-ree-a”)
Wellington - Whanganui - a - Tara (say "Fa-nga-noo-ee - a - ta-ra")