*Brilliant Room B*

Wednesday, 21 August 2013

Sunday, 11 August 2013

Book Character Dress Up Day

Have a look at all the awesome costumes we came to School in on Friday. We had so much fun dressed up as our favourite book characters!

Friday, 9 August 2013

Sunday, 4 August 2013

Room B was very lucky to have a guest reader come in on Friday afternoon. Ian McKelvie came to read us a special book. We got to ask him a few questions about being Mayor and working with the Prime Minister. He told us that he loves to read in the car.

Book Swap

On Friday we all got to bring an old book from home, that we had read lots of times, to swap with someone elses old book. It was a great way for us to have something new to read. We were all so happy with the 'new' books we got to take home!

Thanks everyone for bringing books to swap.

We are firewise!

Fireman David and Fireman Kevin came to visit us on Wednesday. They wanted to hear all about our Firewise learning. They were both very pleased with all the learning that we had done!

We got to ppractice what we would do in a fire by getting low and crawling under the smoke, we had to shout "fire, fire, fire!"

We all know to ...

Get down, get low and get out FAST!!

Thursday, 1 August 2013

It's Book Week!!

This week and next week at MSS it is book week. We have taken lots of photos of us reading. It has been tricky using the camera! Here are some of the photos...

Stick Man

We're Going on a Bear Hunt

Friday, 28 June 2013

Art Exhibition

Today Room B and Room H walked together to the Art Exhibition! Some Feilding schools and kindergartens had displayed some of their beautiful art work. Some Room B people were VERY proud to see their art hanging there. It was great to see the big buddies looking out for their little buddies. Well done Room H. 

Well done!

Well done Blake!

You have been working very hard at HPP and got this cool certificate with lots of stickers!

Monday, 24 June 2013

What am I?

Room B have been writing some great 'What am I?' stories this week. See if you can guess the answers!

Kayden's 'What am I?'

* I have words.

* I live in a bed room or in a

classroom.

* I have white inside.

* I have a back cover and a front cover.

* I live in the library.

* What am I?

Jamie's 'What am I?'

* I live in a little house outside.

* I am spotty.

* I am white and black.

* I like eating meat.

* I like to run.
* What am I?

Jayden's 'What am I?'

* I lived a long time ago.

* I eat green leaves.

* I am extinct.

* I like to scare people away.

* I am scary.
* What am I?

Samuel's 'What am I?'

* I am fluffy inside.

* I live in a bedroom.

* I have pictures on me.

* I like it when people sleep on me.
* What am I?

Ella's 'What am I?'

* I live in a basket.

* I have soft fur.

* I have a long tail.

* I like to eat biscuits.

* I like people.
* What am I?

Cairo's 'What am I?'

* I am extinct.

* I lived thousands of years ago.

* I am very big.

* I am scary.

* I like meat.
* What am I?

Amazing certificates!

Wow Room B! You are amazing learners ... Look at all the certificates we got at Junior Assembly on Friday! We are very proud of all of you.

"The sky is falling!"

Room B had a big treat last week. We got to watch a special play put on by two reading groups. It was called 'Chicken Licken'. We especially liked how the group used clear voices and kept their books down from their faces. They did a super job!

Guinea Pig Visitors

Cate and Samuel brought in two special visitors last monday. Their big brother's pet guinea pigs. Two reading groups had just read about how to look after these animals, so they were very excited to get to meet some. Room B people are guinea pig experts now!

Tuesday, 11 June 2013

Enviro Action Day

Wednesday, 29 May 2013

Cheeky Kea

Kea are large parrots that live in the South Island high country, sometimes venturing down to valley floors. Their call is a ringing ‘keee-aa’. Playful and inquisitive, they can be destructive around ski fields and campsites, vandalising or stealing unattended items. In the past kea gained an undeserved reputation as sheep killers and many were shot. Since 1986 they have been fully protected by law.

From: Te Ara, Encyclopedia of New Zealand