To win the World Cup, he swings, yeah!

WALT make an inquiry about the ICC Cricket World Cup.
I know this when I write what I know, what I want to know, what I found out and important facts about the Cricket World Cup.

Daddy, I feel sad!

WALT describe our feelings about the story using the red thinking hat.

I know this when I use adjectives to describe Jack's emotions.

Happy 20th Birthday Weasel!

WALT make our stories interesting.

I know this when I write an interesting sentence starter that grabs people's attention.

40 days to go!

WALT understand what Lent is about.

I know this when I create a Lent calendar of giving up things that are sinful (greed, ungratefulness or selfishness).

Is this the new Star Wars?

                                                   WALT use the green thinking hat.

                    I know this when I creatively come up with an alternative ending.

Guess what today is?

WALT make an Inquiry about Ash Wednesday.
 I know I can do this when I ask 3 questions about Ash Wednesday and find the answers to my questions online using Google.

Talofa, wait that isn't Maori!

WALT recognise, understand and use familiar words about ourselves and our Whanau.

                              I know I can do this when I introduce my family in Te Reo.

My fun holiday!

       My Fun Holiday

On our way to Rotorua, we stopped over at Tauranga to take a break. We stayed at a motel called Fountain Court. I went with my auntie, cousin, popa, grandma, mum, dad and brother. After a good night sleep, we drove to Rotorua the next day.

When we got to Rotorua, we went straight to Rainbow Spring to look at the animals and ride the Big Splash. We could see the kiwi at night. We also saw the tuatara and lizard. After Rainbow Spring, we went to the Luge. I went up the Luge with my cousin and brother.

When we finished riding the Luge, we checked into another motel. It looked like a first class motel with a mineral pool and a normal heated pool. We had lunch and jumped straight into the pool. When it got a bit cold we went into the mineral pool to cool off. After playing in the pool for a bit we dried off, watched T.V and ate fish’n’chips for dinner. We went to bed after dinner and had a great night sleep.

When we woke up, we had breakfast and got in the car and went to the Lady Knox Geyser. A man told us the history of the Geyser. There were lots of people there. After the Geyser, we went back home to get ready for Christmas.

On Christmas day I ran straight to the Santa sacks. I got some lego, clothes and a basketball hoop. It is really big. Then we got ready for the big family Christmas party. When we got there, we had lunch and we had a yummy ham. After lunch we opened our presents. I got some chocolate, games and toys from the Christmas party.

That was the best holiday I have ever had. It was so enjoyable that I would like a time machine to take me back in time so that I can experience the love and joyous time again.

Learning intention: We are learning to use the structure of a recount correctly. 

Success criteria: I know I can do this when I write my orientation, followed by the body and then the conclusion.

My progress, the sequel!

WALT understand the basics of place value and fractions.
I know I can do this when I complete the questions correctly on E-ako.

Sometimes you just have to use force!

WALT understand different types of forces.
I know I can do this when I list 8 facts about forces.

Look at my progress!

WALT understand the basics of Place value and fractions.
I know I can do this when I complete the questions correctly on E-ako.

Kia Ora, my friends!

WALHT recognise, understand and use familiur words about ourselves and whanau.

I know I can do this when I write short sentences in Te Reo and translate it into English.

Euphrasie has been all over the world!

WALT understand Charism through outreach.
Success Criteria: I will know this when I mark the places that Euphrasie Barbier has been to help those in need.

How much do you weigh?

WALT recognise objects that are balanced.

I know this when I use math cats to compare the mass of objects.