A Bridge from Noa to Tapu and Back
Lucas said, It helps to separate tapu and noa, which are two times of each day. Read more about 'A Bridge from Noa to Tapu and Back'...
Prove it
Securing students' number knowledge has been an important learning focus this term. Identifying patterns in our number system helps develop a student's understanding of how numbers work.Working with odd and... Read more about 'Prove it '...
Geometry
Over the past few weeks, the students have had a variety of fun experiences to build their understanding of geometry concepts. Read more about 'Geometry'...
Forces of Nature
The Te Huka team inquiry is Movement Madness. Our driving question is "How many ways can you move an object (including your body)?" Students are exploring the different ways objects move. Read more about 'Forces of Nature'...
Writing for success
It is important to go through the process of writing, right from pre-planning and brainstorming through to editing, revising and publishing. Read more about 'Writing for success'...
Using Nature to integrate maths and technology
So what better way to do this than combining the two? Integrated Curriculum! Read more about 'Using Nature to integrate maths and technology'...
Bears In The Night
Fortunately, there are videos available of this book being read on line that can be used for our lesson. Read more about 'Bears In The Night'...
One Team Growing in POWER
My work shows that I like skateboarding, basketball and the water Louie Read more about 'One Team Growing in POWER'...
Not all Heroes Wear Capes
International studies show that the actions of handwriting actually put the brain in a state that facilitates learning and remembering. Read more about 'Not all Heroes Wear Capes'...
Pathway to Writing
When writing occurs it provides numerous opportunities to develop student's literacy capacities including making meaning, expressing ideas in texts, fine motor skills, concepts of print, phonological awareness, phonics, and creating... Read more about 'Pathway to Writing'...
