Pro8 Challenge

Congratulations to Tyler, Jordan, Alex, Cody, Kalel, Rico, Cam and Josh Louth for completing the Epro8 Challenge at Monrad Intermediate last week! It was a late night (finished at 9pm!) but all teams had fun and I was very proud of how well you worked together as a team :) Next year we will have a better chance now that we know what kind of equipment we get and the types of challenges we will face...look out Palmy North schools! We're coming for you next year!

Weetbix Tryathlon

Well done to Jasmine, Eli, Alexandria and Kalel who all completed the Weetbix Tryathlon! What a great effort guys, congratulations!

Photo credit to: Diana Nicol (Thank you!)

Seesaw Learning...What are we learning in Maths at the moment???

Here are some Seesaw entries from the amazing new app we've been using to document and discuss our learning. Here are a few entries (please disregard the camera skills, this is not as important as the learning being discussed ;) Thanks to Casey, Teigan, Cody and Kalel for giving their permission to share their learning!

WOOP! Here it is the AMAZING completed Pick-A-Path! Have a read and leave us a comment :)

Click Here: Ruma Whā's Pick-a-Path "Frozen in Time"

WATCH THIS SPACE!

We have an amazing digital pick-a-path adventure coming your way, created by Room 4!

Team Building

So it has been a fun week! Below are some pics of the fun we had with our team building activities. We have been learning about constructive criticism and the growth mindset. I have to admit, we make a pretty good team!

The first challenge: Form 2 groups and fill a vessel using only 2 soup spoons. First to fill wins! Sorry left group for spilling your container :0

 Second challenge: Using 6 knives and 6 marshmallows, suspend the knives off the surface using the marshmallows. Then I took away 1 marshmallow at a time until they only had 2 left to use! Even then some groups continued trying with ONE marshmallow, great effort Ruma Whā Whanau!

Day 1!

Lots of fun team building activities completed today :) Be sure to ask your kiddos what they've been up to! This one involved 8 team members devising a way finding a way to keep 4 balls moving and in the air.