Showing posts with label proud. Show all posts
Showing posts with label proud. Show all posts

Monday, 14 December 2015

Good Luck for 2016!

It's our last Monday morning for the year and there are so many things left to say. As your teacher I would like to thank you all for your amazing effort, beautiful work and huge smiles that we've seen in Room 6 this year - you are all excellent and I hope that next year you keep learning more and more, find what interests you and work hard to achieve what you want from 2016!

I also want to thank you for the giggles and good times we've had in 2015 and for you to know that I will miss Ruapotaka School and Room 6 a lot! There hasn't been too much growling from me and I am very proud of the progress you have made in your work. Together we have been swimming, learnt to play golf with Shannon and touch with Trevor, read hundreds of books, made some awesome movies, produced some great writing and beautiful art work, problem solved in maths, played songs and rhythms in music, had a class Christmas, a visit from Santa, 'elf-ed' ourselves and even made ourselves into Storybots! Phew... And that's only some of the list!

As you all know, I will be leaving Ruapotaka to move to a new school closer to home for 2016 and I will miss you all! I wish you lots of luck, laughter and lovely teachers to inspire you and help you become all that you can be. I remember my favourite teacher at school when I was 5 and she inspired me to become a teacher! I hope that you have a teacher who helps you discover what you want to achieve and encourages you to work hard to get there!

Let's make our last week count and have an amazing time! I hope you have a wonderful Christmas, a safe summer break with lots of sunscreen and you don't forget all the things that you've learnt this year!

Stay amazing, Room 6!



Miss Walters
:)

Friday, 6 November 2015

Terrific Tyra!

On Wednesday Tyra completed her first independent Prezi task using the text to help her. She is still learning how to use the online activity and was able to show her knowledge after reading the book in our guided reading lesson. 

The rest of her group was away and so she had to navigate on the laptop to find and open the right prezi, then answer the questions by herself!

Well done, Tyra! Take a look at her work below

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Tuesday, 22 September 2015

Crazy Cross Country

On Wednesday 16th September our school had Cross Country and Room 6 had some winners! There are some great runners in our class! We had to make sure that our shoe laces were tied up tightly so our shoes wouldn't fall off!




Dora came first for the Y4 girls' race and Guinevere came third, then Tristan came first for the Y4 boys' race.





Kotipi was the fastest 7 year old girl in our school and Anthony came second and Jazer came third for the 7 year old boys!

Limiteti was first for the 8 year old girls and Alicia was second, just behind her!






Everyone ran really well and we were really proud of them and cheered for everyone as they crossed the finish line. Keep up the good running and maybe next year some other people will take out first, second and third! 












Here are the 8 year old boys waiting to start their race!

We are so proud of everyone in our classroom for trying their best, even if running cross country might not be their favourite thing to do!