Room 3's Visual Language on Rio 2016

Have a look at 2016 Rio Olympics By Room 3

Clay tile close ups. Created by Room 3 2016.

Matariki

In Matariki people hunt for the highest place they know, and look for the seven stars and think about their ancestors. You can also have a feast to share food and talk about things that have happened. Matariki is a special time fro Maori people because it shows the time to grow crops. Matariki is able to last from 14th June to 14th July,and some people spend their time to be happy with friends and family by coming together. - Neel 

Clay Tiles

Last term we made clay tiles. First we used our rulers to cut out a square then we designed our tile. After that we used our pen to draw out patterns. After that we painted our tiles. Mrs Goundar made a hole in our tile . We hung them up on a fake paper tree. - Xavier

Stormy Night

In Room 3 we are learning that adjectives are describing words.

Our group first did a brainstorm of all the adjectives we wanted to use to describe a "Stormy Night".We tried to use feeling and sound words.

Then we wrote a description by using these adjectives.

This is how we wrote our story:-

                     Stormy Night

One stormy night, I was in my creaky bed. Suddenly I heard the howling wind. A second later, I saw a flash of lightning! Then I heard noises from the rain pounding on the roof. The spooky experience terrified me. Haroon, who looked out of the window, said it was so loud and dark that he could not hear or see anything.

A Stormy Night Written By: Neel, Adam, Armghan, Varun and Haroon. Room 3   Friday 20th May 2016

Room 3 First Blog for 2016

Welcome to Room 3. This is our first blog for 2016!

We have 12 different ethnic groups in our class. In maths we made a pictograph and explored that the most students are in Indian group.





This term Room 3 is very excited about the new class and the teacher.




PB4L Respect Brainstorm           We are lucky to have lot more ipads, laptops and chrome books .

ROOM 3's INTERESTING FACTS ON THE 2015 RUGBY WORLD CUP

David Teofilo - The first Rugby World Cup was held in New Zealand in 1987 at Auckland's Eden Park.

Habiba Dawood - A rugby field is 144 metres long and 70 metres wide.

Hamaad Yasin -  The game of rugby originated in England when a 16 year old student, William Webb Ellis, caught the ball and ran with it towards the opponent's goal line, rather than following the rules of that time, of catching and kicking the ball only.

Frank Wu - The countries in the Rugby World cup are:- Australia, Canada, England, Fiji, France, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Namibia, New Zealand, Romania, Samoa, Scotland, South Africa, Uruguay, USA, Wales.

Anees Mohammad - Dan Carter started playing rugby when he was three, in 1988.

Samar Mohammad  - Richie McCaw was born in 1980 and started playing rugby in 1992.

Cherish Thompson - You should always play the rules of the game.

Aryan Prasad - If you do not do the right thing, you get a yellow card.

Abeera Soomro - In rugby, we tackle the other team's players.

Room 3's Trip to Ambury Farm

Last Friday, Room 3 visited Ambury Farm, as part of our Social Studies topic about Farming.  We learned interesting facts and experienced the  many different aspects of farm life.

Milking Time with Nora

Learning about Imputs, Outputs and Factors Beyond Farmers' Control

Making Butter

Separating Cream from Milk

We all had a go at feeding the baby lambs with milk bottles.  Although it was pouring down with rain, the lambs still had to be fed.  It's a tough life being a farmer!