The lion and his baby cub.

Spotted butterflies

Today we learnt how to use pictures to make a story serquence

Tim favourite

Time to the hour,

Stick Insects

Sonia Delaunay Art.

Rangoli Art by Frank and Jeremiah.

This is my rangoli art picture.

Counting in groups.

Football at the park

Taj mahal

Super me!

Multiplication

Reading

Maths

Maori Gods

My volcano

My tapa cloth flower

We made a tapa cloth in team 2. Here is my flower. 

Frank’s volcano,

Today I made a volcano errupt

Using handspans for measurement.

Frank is finding out how tall his sister Anne Marie is.  He is using a non-standard unit for measuring which is using hands.  Frank counts each time he moves a hand across to find the total number of units he has used, which is 10.  Great work Frank!!

My Mother's Day Card.

Frank has made a beautiful Mother's Day card for his mum with his special message.

Learning from home - Maths and Reading.

Frank has been working hard on his maths and reading. All from his books he got from his learning pack. Frank did amazing addition where he got to solve addition sums where you could use your fingers or counters. He also did terrific take away where you could solve subtraction sums. Frank drew a picture of something he would like to do when he grows up.  He came up with two things that is to be a builder and a policeman.

My Autumn Pocket - Leaf Hunt.

Frank went on his leaf hunt in search of different leaves outside.  He has made his own Autumn Pocket to collect them.  Frank found some green leaves on his search.

Anzac Day writing.

This is my writing about what I did on my Anzac Weekend. I spent with my family by going to church and going on my bike and scooter.

Anzac Day is a national day of remembrance and commemorates the soldiers who served for our country and Australia. It also honours returned servicemen and women.

My Learning Pack.

Thank you to the Ministry of Education for providing us with our learning packs. I'm so excited to make a start and keep up with my learning at home.

I'm very happy with my learning pack.

Getting into some reading and writing.  Great start Frank!

All about snails.

Our inquiry topic for this term is about the Living World. To start off with there are many living things that we can find in our backyard such as insects or bugs.  The challenge was to find something outside our home in the backyard.

I wrote about how I found a snail on my grass and I also drew a picture too.

Here are some facts about snails.  Did you know snails don't have a back bone.  Like us, our back bone is called a spine.  Snails are invertebrates other insects like bees, ants, dragon fly, butterfly, grasshopper, mosquitos, beetles are invertebrates, too!

Snails like moist conditions, when the ground is wet they can slide across it more easily. You will often find them when it has been raining.

Garden snails can reach a top speed of 45 metres per hour.  This makes them one of the slowest creatures on the planet.

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