Saturday, 19 May 2018

Forces and Art


This term is all about forces and motion and the wonderful Ms Eadie has been at it again using art to teach gravity. For this wonderful piece of art the kids dropped balls with paint on them from different heights to see what kind of mark it would leave. It looked fantastic and it has made us even more excited "I Like to Move It!"

Thursday, 17 May 2018

Matariki Art

Last Wednesday while I was away the wonderful Ms Eadie taught the beautiful year 3 learners to create another master piece. This time they look the theme of the up coming Matariki celebrations. They created a beautiful greenstone surrounded with lovely stars to show the starts of Matariki. Check it out.



Wednesday, 16 May 2018

Coding

This term student in year 3 have been learning to code using scratch junior. We have started by creating small stories where two characters interact. 



We are so excited to keep coding. 

Monday, 14 May 2018

Our Marble Run

This term we are learning all about forces and motion. How and why things move. As part of our immersion day each person made a piece for our marble run. After a long wait and lots of thinking about how we would put it together our marble run was finally completed and here it is.


When we put marbles down different paths we see them travel at different speeds. We love our new marble run.

Tuesday, 1 May 2018

I like to move it!

This term our inquiry learning theme is I like to move it! We are learning about our physical world and what makes movement happen.

In team 3 we are learning about how movement is occurring in our everyday lives. We are also learning to make different objects and machines that demonstrate movement.

A video made by the team 3 teachers that shows some of the things we will be learning this term.


Immersion Day


Today we learnt about physics and explore different way we could make things move. We also created lot of cool art about movement including paper planes.

We are so excited for this term and learning more about movement and the science behind it.