Our present inquiry topic is "Celebrations" We are currently focussing on Birthdays and today with our buddy class we made Pass the Parcel, a favourite party game. When we returned to the class we played the game. It was fun!
Welcome to Room 24's blog for 2016. We are a class of energetic year 2 learners and our teacher is Mrs Dijkstra
Showing posts with label Valentina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Valentina. Show all posts
Thursday, 3 November 2016
Pass the Parcel
Saturday, 17 September 2016
Symmetrical Butterflies
by Norman
by Valentina
By Max
by Emily
Mrs Dijkstra was inspired by Room 13's shape pictures. So Room 24 used shapes to create a symmetrical design on our butterflies. We think they look beautiful!
Making and Melting Ice
We made ice by pouring water from our drink bottle into a seal it bag. Mrs Dijkstra froze it in the kitchen chest freezer. We then observed what changes had taken place and the effect salt and water had on the ice. We held it in our hands. It made us shiver!
Labels:
Baxter,
Betsy,
Bree,
Eden,
Emily,
Ethan,
Lawrence,
Max,
Poppy,
PTC 12:Inquiry,
PTC 8:Learning,
Terrance,
Valentina,
Whole class
Thursday, 25 August 2016
The Library Learning Hub
Each Thursday room 19 and 24 combine for Library. It is an exciting space with wonderful furniture and a range of engaging activities. Some recent additions are the Lego wall, Puppet Show and Drawing table. The Learning Hub is fun!
Labels:
Antony,
Athena,
Betsy,
Bree,
Danya,
Eden,
Emily,
Ethan,
Jack,
Lawrence,
Norman,
Poppy,
PTC 7:Engagement,
PTC 8:Learning,
Valentina,
Zoey
Wednesday, 22 June 2016
Our Marvellous Marble Runs
Mrs Dijkstra thinks they all look so amazing and would like to thank our families for helping us with this challenge.
Saturday, 9 April 2016
Athena's "The Little Yellow Chicken" puppets
Mrs Dijkstra read us Joy Cowley's "The Little Yellow Chicken" and we made stick puppets and retold the story.
We also asked questions if we were the Interviewer or answered
questions if we were the character.
Mrs Dijkstra also read books by Gavin Bishop and Margaret Mahy - two more wonderful
New Zealand authors.
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