Thursday, 22 August 2013
Monday, 19 August 2013
Grade 6 camp to Canberra next year!
Please remember that Canberra camp notices and first payments are due tomorrow! Thanks all.
Saturday, 17 August 2013
Science week!
Sunday, 11 August 2013
Science week
Please don't forget to bring in one glass jar and one 1.25 litre bottle for our awesome science experiments!
Sunday, 4 August 2013
Grade 5 camp 2013
Cave hill creek camp was amazing! Everyone had a fantastic time. Here are some photos of 5RL at Sovereign Hill, where we stopped on the first day...
| Hands off Hayley's gold. |
| Ethan, Tristan and Ty have no idea what this is. |
| Cayla and Ethan looking like a proper lady and gentleman. |
| Hanging out at Sovereign Hill. |
Friday, 19 July 2013
Learning about fractions can be fun...
With fairy bread, m&m's and skittles we have started learning about fractions this week. We challenged each other to cut our whole pieces of fairy bread into fractions. We also sorted our lollies by colour and calculated what fraction of our collection each colour made up.
Sunday, 14 July 2013
Welcome to Term 3!
We have an exciting term planned in Grade 5.
We will be focusing on: narratives in writing, fractions and decimals in maths, as well as money and finances, mapping and chance. In reading we will keeping working on our Daily Five activities and CAFE reading strategies. In Inquiry we will be learning about the Gold Rush and Australian history.
And of course we have camp in just 2 weeks! And we are visiting Sovereign Hill on the way to camp, so w will be able to learn more about Australian history there.
We will be focusing on: narratives in writing, fractions and decimals in maths, as well as money and finances, mapping and chance. In reading we will keeping working on our Daily Five activities and CAFE reading strategies. In Inquiry we will be learning about the Gold Rush and Australian history.
And of course we have camp in just 2 weeks! And we are visiting Sovereign Hill on the way to camp, so w will be able to learn more about Australian history there.
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