Room 7 students did an excellent job picking up rubbish at the Skate Park in Oakura this morning. They even found some treasures - a helmet, a rugby ball and a boogie board! After the hard work, we all walked along our beautiful beach, crossed the river and had some fun at Corbett Park. A big thank you to our granddad and mum who helped make our trip a success.
Oakura School 2022 Room 7 is made up of 32 learners - 31 fantastic students and their teacher. We are all looking forward to a great year in the Year 5/6 team. Our school is situated west of New Plymouth, on the coast. We have an amazing school environment that we really value and we are have a key role in the Predator Free Taranaki initiative. In Room 7 our class motto is 'We choose kind.' Our blog shows what we have been getting up to in Room 7.
Monday, 25 February 2019
Monday, 18 February 2019
Pukeiti Class Trip
Room 7 students had the most amazing adventure today. Thanks to Emily and Andrew from the Taranaki Regional Council, students and our wonderful parent helpers went for a 3 hour tramp along part of what will become a cycle trail from Pukeiti to the coast. We tramped along an track that is not on the map. The track followed the old tram tracks from when the area was logged earlier in the 20th century. We all observed the many traps along the way which are helping to make Taranaki predator free.
What a wonderful experience we all had.
Wednesday, 13 February 2019
Student Agency
Students 'unpack' the Oakura Learner Profile and what it means to them. They then set their own personal goal based on what the class have decided is important under each of the headings: inclusive, confident, innovative and resilient
Wednesday, 6 February 2019
Student Agency Book Standards
Students worked in cooperative groups to create book standards that they felt were important to them and their learning. The standards are to ensure their record of learning is at the expected level or above. Here is what the students came up with and agreed to:
Maths Books:
Literacy Books:
·
Write neatly, with even
spaces, so it can be read
·
Write on the lines
·
No scribbling or doodling
·
Write on every second line
(only in draft book)
·
Use a ruler to rule off at
the end
·
Use a ruler to rule
through mistakes
·
Start at the margin
·
Write with a blue pen,
correct with a red pen
·
Write the full date or the
dot date (depending on the piece of work)
·
One character per square
·
Put the question number to
the left of the margin
·
Use a ruler for lines and
to rule off
·
Use a pencil to record and
rub out mistakes
·
Red pen for marking
·
Write neatly so it can be
read
·
Start at the margin under
the last ruled line
·
Write the dot date
followed by the WALT
Monday, 4 February 2019
Class of 2019
Fun times ahead for us all as we start our year in Room 7. Mrs Zieltjes feels very fortunate to have such a wonderful group of students to share many learning experiences with.
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