Dear
Parents and Students,
This week was only four days long for
students, but we managed to pack a great deal of work into those four days.
In Maths, We reviewed Topic 2 before sitting the topic
test on Wednesday. We have already moved on to Topic 3, which focuses on
multiplication.
We have been spending most of our Literacy
Workshop revising and publishing our Personal Narratives. After publishing,
we presented our stories before the class in our first Oralal Presentation for
the year. Photos of the presentations can be found via the link below. On
Wednesday, we took a break from our narratives, and to match the theme of last
week’s story, Grandfather’s Journey,
we each tried our hand at writing Haiku
poems. We then spent our Art lesson decorating our finished poems.
In Science,
we have shifted our attention from slow surface changes on Earth to rapid surface changes. We have focused
mainly on volcanoes, but we will investigate some other types of rapid changes
next week. Our learning might prove to come in very useful over the next few
weeks while reading the global news, as seismologists and volcanologists are
certain that volcanoes will erupt in Bali and Vanuatu.
In Social Studies, we merged our
studies of natural resources with our activities for Global Awareness Week. We are now much more aware of where our food
is coming from and how our choices affect the entire planet. Photos of or
activities can also be found via a link at the bottom of this post.
Please remember that next Wednesday, 4th
October, is a public holiday to celebrate Moon Festival. The school will be
closed on this day, and I hope you all enjoy your celebrations. Please check
below for other important dates to remember, and I will see you all on Monday!
Wed. Oct.
4: Moon Festival – school
closed
Mon-Tue
Oct. 9-10: 10/10 Holiday – school
closed
Fri. Oct
27: Monthly Assembly
Tue. Oct
31: Fancy Dress Day
Student of the Week: September
Sara, Alyssa, Ryan*, Miwa, Aina
*Ryan won an external award for Brazilian Jujitsu
Miwa won the Helping Hands Lottery TWICE in one day! Congratulations, Miwa! Mr. and Mrs. Shimono, maybe you should buy a lottery ticket this weekend!
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