We are Team 17, a Year 6 class at Bailey Road School in Mt Wellington, Auckland, New Zealand. Our teacher is Mr. Wood and we want to share our learning with our whānau (family) and other learners. We hope you will enjoy our blog and leave us comments.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Disco
On the 19th of August 2010 we had our school disco. The dico was awesome. My favourite part was the time we got into a big circle and had a dance competition "GIRLS VS BOYS" it was awesome.Though we didn't have a judge!!!. Anyway a boy named Alamain did a cool dance and we recorded his dance hope you enjoy watching it.I bet all of us had fun!and I hope you enjoy our photos.
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disco Akansha
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Culture Close-up
Vivek decided to use his new found photography skills to show some close up photos of our cultural collection. I like it because you can really see the textures and designs.
Vivek said, "I took these photos from really close-up."
Can you tell what cultures some of these come from?
Vivek said, "I took these photos from really close-up."
Can you tell what cultures some of these come from?
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Maori Langauge
During Maori Language week we posted videos of us using Te Reo Maori. One of our board members is Maori and reads our blog. Matua Max visited our class to congratulate us on our blog and help us correct some Maori grammar mistakes. Thank you Matua Max for helping us learn.
What is this? That (in your hand) is a pen.
He aha tenei? He pene tena.
What is that? That (over there) is a pen.
He aha tenei? He pene tera.
Thanks to Loretta, Saylor and Bernadette.
What is this? That (in your hand) is a pen.
He aha tenei? He pene tena.
What is that? That (over there) is a pen.
He aha tenei? He pene tera.
Thanks to Loretta, Saylor and Bernadette.
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maori Bernadette Saylor Loretta
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Reflecting on our first podcast
Last week students from Team 17 created their first podcast. We had lots of comments and we decided to respond to this one, thank you Mr Chamberlain. Reflection by Saylor and Mapili.
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podcast assessment saylor mapili
Monday, August 2, 2010
Team 17 Podcast Term 3 Week 2
This Team 17 crew are the first to create a podcast at Bailey Road School. An amazing fact is that they have done this on their own initiative and in their own time.
Please let us know if you enjoyed our podcast and if you would like to see more.
Please let us know if you enjoyed our podcast and if you would like to see more.
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podcast
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