SODA - What will the car of the future look like?

Learning to embed

On Wednesday Ms F taught us how to embed pictures into our blog posts. This was exciting because, although we've been blogging all year, this is the first time we've been able to put pictures into our blogs. Ms F says uploading the pictures to another site and embedding means all our space isn't used up over at Kidblog.

Take a look at our blog posts:

SODA

Every morning Room 12 does a Start Of Day Activity.

This is Jacobs version - he created it using the draw feature in Google Docs.

Recycled Creations

As a finish off for our topic about innovation we had the chance to make some recycled creations for homework. Here is a slideshow with them.

Recycled Creations on PhotoPeach

Today's SODA

SODA stands for Start Of Day Activity. Today we had to create a mousetrap. This is Ryan's creation.

Visit from Vane

Yesterday after morning tea we had a visit from a guy called Vane. He was from the ASB bank. He came to teach us about money and not spend it on things you do not need and to be wise with money.He also taught us some ways we could earn money and how much we could save if we be wise with our money. He told us that “if you save in a bank you will get interest” And I thought that was pretty cool. And that was my story about the visit from Vane.


By Antonia

My Favourite Sport

The coach took a deep breath and blew the whistle. I grab the ball off the other team and passed it on. As we get the ball closer to our goal the other team snatches the ball off us. “Defend, Defend!” Shouted our parents. Someone passes the ball to me. I hear the echo of the ball when it lands in your hands. Beeeeeeeeeep goes the whistle. Its half time. We change our positions. Oh no, The coach hands me the GS bib (goal shoot). We go back on the court the score is 1/1. If I don’t get the next goal the other team could win. It is now up to me. The whistle goes again. I wait till the ball comes to me. It slowly comes then drifts away again. Zoe passes the to me. Its my time to shine. I look up to the goal. “Concentrate” I tell myself. I bend my knees and my elbows. I go for it and let the ball out of my hands and “Yay” my Team shouts. I did it!


By Paige