Positive Positional Language
Positional language refers to the place where something or someone is, often in relation to other things, such as over, under, beside, or beneath. Read more about 'Positive Positional Language'...
Where does our Water go (Final)
Real life contexts can be a great way to teach problem-solving skills. This was certainly the case for Room 5. Read more about 'Where does our Water go (Final)'...
Picture Walk to Talk the Talk
The picture walk strategy is a great activity you can do before reading the book and it generates great oral language and vocabulary. Read more about 'Picture Walk to Talk the Talk'...
Do You Have a Brick Brain or a Bubble Gum Brain?
This has many effects on school life. One effect is a negative or ‘I can’t do it’ attitude that students develop. Read more about 'Do You Have a Brick Brain or a Bubble Gum Brain?'...
Thriving on Digital Outcomes
SadieI choose snow leopards because I really love them . I like making books on Seesaw. SadieNext StepsEditing! Some finer details of our presentation need a bit of fine-tuning. Read more about 'Thriving on Digital Outcomes'...
The Big Move
It was all about participating and contributing to get the move done. Everyone had a part to play when moving all our furniture. Read more about 'The Big Move '...
Ready, Set, Write
For more information on the writing curriculum, go to: https://nzcurriculum.tki.org.nz/The-New-Zealand-Curriculum/EnglishKeywords: English, Writing, Phonics, Written Language, New entrant Read more about 'Ready, Set, Write'...
POWER to Others
Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless. Mother Teresa Read more about 'POWER to Others'...
Go On, Convince Me
Umbrellas are something that all the students have had personal experience with. The class was divided into small groups to share the pros and cons of using one. Read more about 'Go On, Convince Me'...
Whare Tapa Wha
Ki te kotahi te kākaho ka whati, ki te kāpuia, e kore e whati Read more about 'Whare Tapa Wha'...
