Tuesday, 25 November 2014

2014 Writing Term 4

2014 Writing Term 4
An awesome author uses finger spaces, capital letters and punctuations.  
They also give their story a title, use different sentence beginnings and they use ‘wow’ words and lots of Fast Words.

Student reflection on Oaklands 50th Jubilee:




Monday, 24 November 2014

2014 Term 4 Maths

2014 Term 4 Maths

I am learning to:


Solve + and – equations to 100 by counting 
on or back in ones and tens 
or from the largest number in my head.








Sunday, 23 November 2014

2014 Term 4 Reading

2014 Term 4 Reading

In my group I am learning to predict, clarify words and phrases I do not understand, ask questions and summarise the text in my own words.

Mrs Bergmann: What do you like best about reading?

Student Voice: I like to read big books and answer and ask question.



Saturday, 22 November 2014

2014 Term 4 Music

2014 Term 4 Music

Students are given the opportunity to experiment with a musical instrument and playing different simple music pieces that could then be built on to create a larger unit incorporating the skills learnt.

Student Voice:
I like to play the recorder because it makes me feel happy and clever






Friday, 21 November 2014

2014 Discovery Term 4

2014 Discovery Term 4

WALT - to use our Key Competencies during Discovery.


Student Voice - " I relating to others during  Discovery by sharing and playing some learning activities on our iPad".




Thursday, 16 October 2014

2014 Term 3 CARE


We are learning to:
Community:
Be a positive member of Room 23 and Oaklands School.
Active Thinking:
Use our initiative when making choices.
Respect:
Be kind and respectful towards others.
Excellence:
Be excellent students of Room 23 and Oaklands School.

Student Reflection:

I am trying to be very respectful by sitting nicely on the mat.


Friday, 10 October 2014

2013 Term 3 Maths

2014 Term 3 Maths – Measurements

Mathematics Strand: Measurement – Length

This term we are learning to:
·      estimate length of different objects and spaces
·      measure length with non-standard and standard units
·      use measuring language to compare length, width, and height

Success Criteria:

We can do this when we can estimate and measure different objects and spaces, using measuring language.

Student reflection:
Mrs  Bergmann: Name something that is a meter long?
Zoe: The TV.