The Art of Patterns
In mathematics, Room 16 have been learning about patterns and repeated patterns. This term, we took it a step further by integrated the learning into literacy and movement. Read more about 'The Art of Patterns'...
Hands-on Experiences Develop Writing Skills
‘Recreative’, you may be asking, what is that? It is simply recreating an authentic and hands-on experience for students to write about. Read more about 'Hands-on Experiences Develop Writing Skills'...
Which way do we go?
Room 12 have been investigating directions. How do we give directions? How do we understand directions? Why do we even need directions? Directions comes under the Measurement Strand in Mathematics curriclum. Read more about 'Which way do we go?'...
Creative Reactions
Students have really embraced our Creative Reactions Inquiry this term. The focus of the first five weeks has been Dance in readiness for the Summer Festival of Movement. Read more about 'Creative Reactions'...
Passing Time
Have you ever had the ‘time’ to actually sit down and ponder this question? Well, Room 12 have done exactly that. Read more about 'Passing Time'...
Getting Sorted - Statistics in the Junior School
Sorting or classifying objects is one of the early foundations of statistics. Teachers use a variety of items for students to sort to encourage them to see and understand different... Read more about 'Getting Sorted - Statistics in the Junior School'...
The Power of Movement
Team Poihipi uses the Moving Smart programme to encourage this. During the week, we come together in mixed groups. Read more about 'The Power of Movement'...
The Wonders of Poetry
Students have always enjoyed reciting and singing along to nursery rhymes. In class we have taken them a little further and looked at the language in some of the old favourites. Read more about 'The Wonders of Poetry'...
Math Around Us
Students, use these opportunities to gain an understanding of mathematical principles, without even knowing it. Read more about 'Math Around Us'...
Our Taupo, Our Home
Room 12 students asked themselves these questions as part of our Inquiry, My Taupo, My Home, My Heroes. Read more about 'Our Taupo, Our Home'...
