technological outcome

Technological outcome BAKING

I spy with my little eye...

Look who I found in the newspaper today...



What were they doing? Where were they?

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It's the holidays!

How are your holidays going?

This week I have been looking at what we are going to be doing for topic next term. I am REALLY excited about what we are going to be doing. We are going to be learning lots of things together through technology. I am learning lots of new words and trying to understand what they mean. I am sure you will be able to help me learn about these things just as much as I help you.

Here is my first big phrase... Technological outcomes.

I looked up the dictionary -

technological - of or related to technology; relating to science and industry.

outcome - a final product or end result;


Any ideas on what this means and can you give us an example of what a technological outcome would be at your place?

Tell us about your holidays so far.

Our performances

This afternoon we performed our plays for our parents. Thank you to everyone who came to watch.


Ready and waiting for the parents to arrive...




Tui performed Buttercup

Takahe performed a clean house

Between acts we had our resident joke tellers...

Kea performed Cinderella

Fantails performed where's the bus driver

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Cinderella

Kea group did their first performance of Cinderella today.

What did you think of their performance? What did they do well? What could they do better next time?


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Cooking with the crusaders

Madeleine had to make some food. I won and my prize was to cook with the crusaders.

The crusader in my team was Cody Taylor. We made spaghetti bolognese with meatballs. I helped mash up the flour and eggs to make the pasta. We put it into a big ball and we wrapped it up in glad wrap and put it in the fridge for a few minutes. When it came out we cut it and then put it through a spaghetti maker machine.

My team WON! I won a goody bag, a cook book and a crusader sword.

I was excited when the crusaders came in. I was a little bit shy.




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Jump Rope for Heart

What a great afternoon we had! Lots of laughter, students smiling and encouraging each other. I really loved how the older students worked with the younger ones at my station.

My favorite shot of the day...




Madeleine sure can jump high!


Enjoy the video from my station

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More photos from harakeke weaving

Thank you Nicci for coming and sharing your knowledge with us!








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Harakeke Weaving

Today Nicci came to school and taught us how to weave using harakeke (flax) We had to listen and follow instructions and be patient when we needed help. Thank you to all the parents who came and helped.

Harakeke Weaving - slideshows

Very excited...

I have collected all the flax - harakeke. Nicci Glanville has confirmed she can be there. I am really looking forward to weaving the harakeke tomorrow!

Fun in the Snow...

What fun things did you get up to on Friday in the snow? Emily-Jane and Sophie have sent in photos. If you have photos you want me to put up on the blog then get Mum or Dad to email them to me carolyn.aberhart@allenton.school.nz Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow

Sophie relaxing after playing in the snow.

Snow day

Snow day!

Finally enough snow to have to call school off for the day. We started the day, and then down came the snow.


Ripena has never been in snow before. It doesn't snow in Samoa!






Ruby on her way home.



What have you been up to in the snow?


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SNOW

Well school was open for half an hour today. Just enough time to get some of our snow poems published. I loved the way we looked at the camera more today!

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Rain Poems

Whoops forgot to add the video!