Students will attend two films in the Film Festival
Song of the Sea: Irish folk tale
Shorts for school: Short films for children

As part of our work with the RT Lit we have begun a whole school approach of story telling where students learn to sequence storytelling first thro

Speaking, communication and leadership - gaining your voice through drama, games, speaking on the phone, and public speaking.

During the 6 week block of Maori and Garden Games PINs we will look at a variety of traditional Maori games including tititorea (short Rakau), hand

Children in the Rocket Math group are working at the beginning of stage 4.

To learn and practise a range of fundamental movement skills of body management, locomotor and object control.

Using more than 2 strategies to answer equations.
Reversing
Compensating and Rounding
Place Value
Compensating

4 x weekly phonics lessons based on Yolanda Soryl's Phonics Programme.

Two groups: Red 1 and Red 3: 3-4 guided reading lessons per week where children will develop and use basic skills and strategies for reading more a

Working at late stage 3 of the numeracy project: Addition and subtraction to 100 by imaging, whole numbers to 100, forwards and backwards in 1s, 2s

3-4 guided reading lessons per week where children will develop, extend and use skills and strategies to decode text with fluency.

This experience is designed to provide information and insight into Chinese culture and language, model accurate pronunciation and intonation.

The Discovery site staff are trying out a new approach to writing which begins with story telling.

Students will work in small groups with their LA 3 times per week, to learn the knowledge and strategies below.

An integrated approach to teach a variety of elements of English using the book and film, Holes by Louie Sachar.

Our Weekly reading planning will generally be here at the beginning of each week.

Suze and Charlotte will be running the play inquiry.

The children will create a four tile portrait based on Andy Warhol's iconic pop art.

We will be learning how to use the app "PicsArt" to edit a photograph, creating one panel of a "Warhol" 4-panel style art work using our photograph

Has everyone on it in HB Kiwi

Our Weekly reading planning will generally be here at the beginning of each week.

Our Weekly reading planning will generally be here at the beginning of each week.

To use our local environment as a place of learning through a daily walk:
To be healthy and active people.

Children come to singing group to learn new songs, how to sing well and some exercises to help with singing.

Learn the routines and expectations of reading in groups in the nest.

Students will work through the areas of learning below:

Position and Orientation: Unit adjusted from NZ Maths
- Turns

Students will read with their LA 3 times per week to develop fluency and build comprehension.

Students will read with their LA 3 times per week to gain confidence and build fluency and develop comprehension.

Students will read with their LA 4 times per week to gain confidence and build fluency and develop skills.

This program is for students who are reading above Turquoise.

Students will participate in a daily fitness game such as:

Work through Stage 5 of the Yolanda Soryl Phonics program.
Students will learn digraphs for beginnings and ends of words.

In term 2 2015 we were involved in a cooking inquiry.

This course is designed to support Number knowledge especially increased speed and accuracy with our basic facts.

This workshop has focussed on building confident with writing and reading.

Work with an experienced dance teacher to experiment and enjoy dance.

Students will work in small groups to learn more about our food and culture in NZ.

In Whero English, students will first study a range of short stories.

Student will participate in a range of Summer sports; developing skills, learning rules, trying strategies and managing self.

Opportunities for support to develop tech STL projects in MACLAB

Students will develop knowledge and demonstrate interpersonal skills while continuing bones and muscles through the sports of handball and dodge ba

Roll up, roll up, come along boys and girls and come to this foundation drama course.

This term we will be learning about sea creatures - their habitats and attributes.

In this course students will develop their skills in number, algebra and graphing.

Matariki is significant within Maori tradition and has a many elements that can be investigated including whakapapa, traditional kai gathering, pla

Students will read with their LA 3 times per week to gain confidence and build fluency and develop comprehension.

Students will investigate forces and energy and how they influence technological and biological 'machines'.

Students reading at Orange should be aware of multiple decoding strategies, but are still developing their use when they encounter unknown words.

Students at this level will be reading for meaning and developing comprehension while maintaining daily personal reading.