My Special Treasure

 McKenzy's special treasure is her pink bracelet. She likes it because it was given to her as a gift.

 Fala's special treasure is a picture of herself when she was little. It is special to her because it makes her remember that day.

 Aliyan's special treasure is his Zombie arm. He likes it because he likes to open and close it.

 Paul's special treasure is his family photo taken at sky tower. It is special to him because he had a good time at sky tower.

 Josh's special treasure is his Mickey mouse. It is special to him because it is his favourite toy.

 Laurence's special treasure is his dinosaur. It is special to him because he likes dinosaurs.

 Lance Ceezar's special treasure is his red car. It is special to him because it can go fast and it is red.

 Mercy's special treasure is her lego car. It is special to her because she made it herself out of lego.

 Ahli's special treasure is his toy blue train. It is special to him because it is his favourite toy and he really likes trains.

Akifa's special treasure is her diamond. It is special to her because it shines and can make rainbows in the sun.

Room 3's classroom treaty

After reading the book The Tree Hut Treaty Room 3 wanted to make their own classroom treaty. We wrote out the treaty together and then got into groups of 4 to design a waka and add a picture of themselves paddling the waka and agreeing to keep to the treaty rules.

Bat facts

Link to bat facts Echolocation Bats have fantastic hearing. To find their way in the night and into dark caves they use echolocation. This is when sounds that the bat makes bounce back off the trees and rocks letting the bat know where things are. Big ears for … Bats that have big ears eat insects like flies and mosquitoes. They have big ears ears so that they can locate their food using echolocation. Little ears for … Bats with little ears eat fruit and nectar which they can see easily and don’t need to use echolocation to find them. What flows in One direction? A bat can hang upside down for hours as his blood does not run to his head like us. A bat’s blood runs in one direction continuously.

Going for Gold

In term 3 we had a special day. Three teams had to compete against each other to see who would win the bronze, silver and gold medal. The tasks were; problem solving, spelling, ball skills and cross-country. Watch our movie to see which team won gold.

The King of the Sky

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Flying Dinosaurs

This week room 3 are looking at how some dinosaurs could fly. Here is the Microraptor.

Room 3's Tapa Cloths

Panmure Bridge Room 3's Tapa Cloths from Marie Hiddleston on Vimeo.

Room Three Cross Country Winners

Here are the room three winners. Can you see someone watching them?

Reading puppets

Room 3 made puppets to encourage them to read when at home.

Room 3 Poem 'Caterpillars"

Room 3 and there caterpillar poem from Marie Hiddleston on Vimeo.