Reading - Endangered List Posters

Today for our Reading Response activity we had to create a poster to support animals that are on the endangered list. Here are some of the posters that were created.

Students have posted their posters onto their own blogs using Easy Blogger. Please go and check out what they have been posting and make some comments.

Antonym (Opposite) Posters

We have had a busy exciting week with our Reading and Writing. We have been reading about and discussing the differences between the Northern and Southern Hemisphere. This has lead to us writing to different people who live in different countries. We will be posting our emails onto our blog (both our individual and our class blog) when we have finished typing them up.

We have also been discussing antonyms and creating posters demonstrating words opposite in meaning to another (e.g. bad and good).

Here are some of the posters that have been finished:

Totara's Treaty

Over the last few weeks we have been discussing our Classroom Expectations. We have been talking about what makes a good 'rule' to help us remember what is expected of us. We are using the ipads to create posters. We have used PicCollage and Explain Everything to create our Totara Treaty. Look out for our Treaty in the next few days.

Here are some photos of us creating our posters.

Scavenger Hunt: 1 metre

The last length that students had to find around the classroom was 1metre. Students had to estimate objects that could be 1 metre and then and measure each object.

Scavenger Hunt: 50cm

Continuing on with our Scavenger Hunt students had to find objects around the classroom at were 50cm in length. Here are two of the posters that some students created using PicCollage.

Scavenger Hunt: 10cm

Last Tuesday students had to find objects around the classroom that they estimated to be 10cm. Here is what they found.

Scavenger Hunt: 1cm

Here are some of the posters that students have created for our Measurement Unit. Students had to find objects around the classroom that they estimated to be 1cm.