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Friday, 11 November 2011
French Toast
Tuesday, 8 November 2011
Fun times to be had in...France!
Bonjour!
We are writing from France. Today we boarded our plane and got to try some croissant on the way. We all loved it and even had seconds.
What we know about France already...
We have also looked at some songs in French, Alouette and Frere Jacques. We tried singing a number song too, but we think the Japanese version might have been easier.
In maths today we played some fun games to help us with our money, time and fraction concepts. We have been busy learning about all of these things over the past few weeks so it was great to use what we have learnt in a game.
We have library this afternoon so we will have to update you some other time on what exciting things we do.
From Amazing Year 3A and Miss A
We are writing from France. Today we boarded our plane and got to try some croissant on the way. We all loved it and even had seconds.
What we know about France already...
- The flag in blue, white and red.
- The capital city of France is Paris.
- France is in Europe.
- Their currency is Euro.
- It has the highest mountain in Europe, called Mount Blanc.
- In most parts of France they have cool winters and mild summers.
- More than 300 different types of cheeses are made in France.
- France is famous for the Eifel Tower, the Louvre and the Tour de France.
We have also looked at some songs in French, Alouette and Frere Jacques. We tried singing a number song too, but we think the Japanese version might have been easier.
In maths today we played some fun games to help us with our money, time and fraction concepts. We have been busy learning about all of these things over the past few weeks so it was great to use what we have learnt in a game.
We have library this afternoon so we will have to update you some other time on what exciting things we do.
From Amazing Year 3A and Miss A
| Look at us, we can tell the time! |
| Shopping Bingo! |
| Caitlin trying to make a whole pizza using different fractions. |
| Matilda playing Near Doubles Bingo! |
| Nicolas is keen to win. |
| Monique, Maddie and Sommer practising their time telling! |
Monday, 31 October 2011
Mexico Madness
Olah (that means hello in Spanish).
Week 3 is here already and today we set flight to... MEXICO!
We were surprised and excited when we arrived at school and Miss A gave us our boarding pass. On our boarding pass we discovered the Capital City of Mexico is Mexico City.
The Mexican flag has green on the left, white in the middle and red on the right. In the middle it has the National Coat of Arms. It is an eagle holding a snake in it's beak and perching on a cactus that has risen from a rock above a lake. Here is a picture of the Mexican flag.
We met and read all about Carlos who is from Mexico.
Did you know there are lots of villages that do not have running water or electricity? These villages also have poor education for children. Carlos has moved to a different village where he now has TV and running water.
Mexico has high mountains, deserts and rain forests. The weather can be tropical or dry depending on where abouts you are in Mexico.
Lots of the food in Mexico is made from corn. Today we got to try all different types of corn chips. They were delicious, although some were very spicy!
We also practised speaking in Spanish. That is the language they speak in Mexico. We are very lucky because Nicolas can speak Spanish. He was born in Colombia. He has taught us how to count to 10. We are very clever.
This morning we made monster pinatas. We had to follow a set of instructions that told us step by step what to do. It is very important that you read instructions carefully if you want to do it right.
OTHER INTERESTING FACTS WE HAVE LEARNT ABOUT MEXICO.....
People from Mexico enjoy watching bull-fighting. - William
People from Mexico like watching soccer and rodeo - Jordan
People in Mexico speak Spanish. - Oscar
People in Mexico wear wide-brimmed hats called Sombreros. - George
Mexicans play baseball - Jack
Their bread is flat, round and made of corn. They call it tortilla. - Dakota
Mexicans eat spicy food. - Bailey
Salsa is a dance they do in Mexico as well as a dip! - Sommer
At parties and celebrations they have pinatas, which are filled with goodies. - Maddie
We look forward to sharing with you much more that we learn this week.
Chau (that means goodbye in Spanish).
Week 3 is here already and today we set flight to... MEXICO!
We were surprised and excited when we arrived at school and Miss A gave us our boarding pass. On our boarding pass we discovered the Capital City of Mexico is Mexico City.
The Mexican flag has green on the left, white in the middle and red on the right. In the middle it has the National Coat of Arms. It is an eagle holding a snake in it's beak and perching on a cactus that has risen from a rock above a lake. Here is a picture of the Mexican flag.
We met and read all about Carlos who is from Mexico.
Did you know there are lots of villages that do not have running water or electricity? These villages also have poor education for children. Carlos has moved to a different village where he now has TV and running water.
Mexico has high mountains, deserts and rain forests. The weather can be tropical or dry depending on where abouts you are in Mexico.
Lots of the food in Mexico is made from corn. Today we got to try all different types of corn chips. They were delicious, although some were very spicy!
We also practised speaking in Spanish. That is the language they speak in Mexico. We are very lucky because Nicolas can speak Spanish. He was born in Colombia. He has taught us how to count to 10. We are very clever.
This morning we made monster pinatas. We had to follow a set of instructions that told us step by step what to do. It is very important that you read instructions carefully if you want to do it right.
OTHER INTERESTING FACTS WE HAVE LEARNT ABOUT MEXICO.....
People from Mexico enjoy watching bull-fighting. - William
People from Mexico like watching soccer and rodeo - Jordan
People in Mexico speak Spanish. - Oscar
People in Mexico wear wide-brimmed hats called Sombreros. - George
Mexicans play baseball - Jack
Their bread is flat, round and made of corn. They call it tortilla. - Dakota
Mexicans eat spicy food. - Bailey
Salsa is a dance they do in Mexico as well as a dip! - Sommer
At parties and celebrations they have pinatas, which are filled with goodies. - Maddie
We look forward to sharing with you much more that we learn this week.
| Kendal and Jack busy making there piniatas. |
| Amy enjoying eating corn chips. |
| Jackson with his Mexican flag and boarding pass ready to go to Mexico. |
| Nicolas hard at work. |
Chau (that means goodbye in Spanish).
Wednesday, 28 September 2011
Terrific Technology
In Technology this term we have been looking at designing and creating different things to go with our Society and Environment topic, Antarctica. We designed and made dioramas that looked like Antarctica. We had to bring in materials to make it and they looked awesome!
| Sommer |
We also had to design an ideal outfit for a person visiting Antarctica. Did you know it is freezing cold there? The clothes need to be very warm and thick to keep the cold air out. We used bright colours to make them stand out and make people want to buy them.
In small groups we have started a campaign on saving Antarctic animals. We have to think of ways to get peoples attention and inform them of what we have learnt. Some of us have made brochures, posters, flyers, songs and news reports. We have had lots of fun working together on our campaigns.
| Emerson |
| Jack |
Did you know there are 6 types of birds in Antarctica? They are called the Albatross, Blue Eyed Cormorants, Southern Giant Petrel Arctic Terns, Snow Petrels and Skuas.
It was FUN learning about Antarctica and designing and creating lots of interesting things. We wonder what we will be learning about next term!!
| Taj |
Friday, 23 September 2011
Big Writing
Alien Air
The aliens who live in air are called Alien Air. There are little blue aliens who come down to earth every thirteen years. There are middle sized green aliens who eat rotten sandwiches and go down to earth every nineteen years. Then there are giant red aliens who come down to earth every twenty seven years. They all eat rotten sandwiches, moon rocks and ginger nuts with jam.
By Jack
Elephants are cute
Loving
Ears are large
Pretty eyes
Pretty eyes
Help humans sometimes
A long trunk
Noses are trunks
They have big feet
Scared of mice
By Sommer
Food
Chocolate
Soup
Pie
Noodles
Pizza
Apples
Carrots
Bananas
Broccoli Soup
Pasta pillows
Pasta and peas
Cake
Lollies
Chips
Biscuits
Donuts
Muffins
Chocolate biscuits
Chocolate cupcakes
Ice-cream
KFC
Hungry Jacks
McDonalds
Fish
Lasagna
Puff pastry
Chocolate mud cake
By Oscar
Elephants are grey with four legs. They are mammals that means their warm blooded. Elephants have two eyes, a mouth, two big ears, a tail and a big long grey trunk. You usually find them in Asia, Thailand, Hong Kong, Shanghai and places like that. You can also find them in zoos and some rainforests. Elephants eat by picking their food up with their trunks and put their food in their mouths. Elephants are very smart and artistic. They have fun sometimes by painting with their trunks. Elephants are very much like humans.
| Sommer and Oscar showing off their excellent writing. |
My teacher
Interesting
Smart
Sing songs
Awesome
By Jackson
By Dakota
| Jackson is proud of all his acrostic poems he wrote during Big Writing time! |
Thursday, 22 September 2011
Terrific Thursday
This term we have been looking at plants. We have been learning about the life cycle of a plant. Yesterday we began growing our own beans and we look forward to watching them germinate.
Today we have been learning all about money. We have played games and pretended to be shop owners and customers. We learnt all about notes, coins and giving change.
At recess and lunch today our school held a mission market. The mission market is to raise money for people less fortunate than ourselves. Some classes baked goodies for us to eat and prepared games for us to play at a small cost. We also were allowed to come in free dress clothing. All money raised goes to the poor. We hope we raise a lot of money.
From Amazing Year 3A and Miss A
| Some students with their seeds. |
Today we have been learning all about money. We have played games and pretended to be shop owners and customers. We learnt all about notes, coins and giving change.
| Having fun with money! |
At recess and lunch today our school held a mission market. The mission market is to raise money for people less fortunate than ourselves. Some classes baked goodies for us to eat and prepared games for us to play at a small cost. We also were allowed to come in free dress clothing. All money raised goes to the poor. We hope we raise a lot of money.
From Amazing Year 3A and Miss A
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