Our Learning for 2020

Camp 2020

Boot Camp with Joel

Room 5's Film: Safety in the Bush

How to make a Popplet

 Peter, Ahi, Stella, and Jorgen learnt how to use the Popplet app. They then created a popplet to explain how to use it and showed the rest of the class. This is their popplet.

Kehu

Myles comes to visit

Miss H's dog, Myles came to visit Ruma Rima today. He enjoyed having lots of pats and cuddles and was very interested in the food smells coming from our school bags.

Camp

Pat the Cat- Our Mascot

Pi Day with Room 8

Wheels Day: raising money for our Student Volunteer Army

WALT use metaphors in our writing.

Book Character Day

Book Character Day

A group of Ruma Rima students organised a Book Character Day for the Dobson site.

The students dressed as their favourite book character.

Activities during the day included sharing our favourite books, reading with children from other classes, listening to stories, working in teams on fun relays and races.

Creative Clines

Ruma Rima are learning to use description when writing.
We created clines which could describe something such as speed, a building or a sound.
A cline is a scale of language items that goes from one extreme to another, for example, from positive to negative, or from weak to strong.

Tuhi Mai Tuhi Atu - Introducing Us!

QR codes

Our QR codes are ready to go!

We have finally completed our QR code magnets. Everyone in our class created their own codes which link to their individual learning blogs. We then printed, laminated and put a magnet on the back so we can put them on our fridges at home for our whānau to have easy access to our learning. 

What do you think?  

Muesli Bars

Wow the starting gun has gone and Ruma Rima have blasted into Term Two! We are focusing on food and are designing and creating recipes for a muesli bar which best describes the West Coast. Here are some shots of the students in their teams completing their first trial in their learning process. Once students completed this stage, in their teams they reflected on how their baking went and began researching New Zealand culture which they could then incorporate into their recipes for trial two. The students have specifications from the stakeholder which they are required to include in their designing and creating. Check out students individual learning blogs for further updates. 

Comment below and let us know what NZ flavours you think best show New Zealand Culture. We would love to hear from you!

Paper Planes Challenge

Yesterday Ruma Rima had a paper plane challenge and the 4 winners got 10 minutes after Lunch. In teams of 2 or 3 we had to make a paper plane. After the first trial we got to revise our planes and remake our paper planes.In the second trial  Most peoples planes went further. Zara and Liam's first run went backwards. :) By Brooklyn (videos to come)

Touch finals

A few days ago our touch team had there finals. They won and came 3rd. Here is a team photo. Good job to the touch team.

Swimming sports

2 weeks ago Ruma Rima attended swimming sports and here are some photos.

We have been practicing our swimming and depending on how we progressed in our swimming was if we got to go to Midland Line Swimming Sports. This year because our town pool was closed we had Midland lines at Awahono