Niuean Language Week

Fakaalofa Lahi Atu!  For Niuean Language Week Room 4 made Niuean flags and shared them at our special assembly on Friday.

Te Wiki o Te Reo Maori

100 days of school

 In Room 4 we have been counting how many days we have been at school this year and recording the number on our tens frames. The other day we reached 100 days of school, so we celebrated by making fairy bread with hundreds and thousands.  Yum!

Mrs Noakes brought in her rainbow stretchy band last Wednesday.  Room 4 and 5 had lots of fun doing action songs with the stretchy band!

Room 4

Welcome to our Room 4 blog for 2019!

Descriptive writing

 On Friday we tried a pomegranate.  First we looked at it and used our senses to describe it.  Then we tasted it and thought about adjectives we could use.  Here are some of Room 1's pomegranate stories:

The pomegranate looked good.  It tasted gross and good.  The seeds were red.  It looked like slime when I first saw it.  It is lumpy and bumpy.  It was black.  I liked the juice.  It was nice.
- Lefine

I liked the taste of the juice but it smelt disgusting.  It had heaps of seeds.  It had bumps on it and it felt rough.  I liked it so much and it was red and the juice was so yum.
- Sonny

The pomegranate tasted like a strawberry.  I loved it so much.  I asked my teacher if I can have more but she said "no, you can only have one."  It felt squishy and heavy.
- Luqman

The pomegranate looked like a red bean and it was brown.  It felt smooth and it was so delicious and I liked the juice.  It was very very sour.  It was yum and it was waaay hard!
-Adnah

It looks red.  I like red.  The people eat the pomegranate.  The people like it and I like it too.
- Axelia

The pomegranate tasted bitter and sour.  The pomegranate smelt sweet.  I like it.  It is lumpy.
- Seralia