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Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Lizara's Toy Story
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Great Things Take Time - Maniakalani Film Festival
Do you like Harry Potter? J.K. Rowling took five years to write her first Harry Potter book and sold over four hundred million copies! She took her time, she believed in herself, and she never gave up. Rowling has showed us that Great things Take time!
Today we have a special movie for you that based on hopes and dreams. This movie has a group of talented kids in Room 14 who want to make their dreams come true! Watch as they tell you about their ambitions and the journeys they have planned in order to get there.
Sit back, Relax, and remember: Great Things Take Time!!!!
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Room 14's Toy Stories
Room 14 have made animations sharing their toy stories. Look and listen as they show and tell you all about their favourite toys.
Friday, October 26, 2012
Goku and Gohan's Day Out
No Place to be Found by Josephine
Ian had a school trip today at the forest he spotted a bush and his class took no notice. Will Ian get back to his class or be living forever at the forest?
The Grizzly Bear by Christian
This is the edited version of my Narrative Writing Sample. I hope you enjoy it!
The Girl Who Got Hit by a Tree by Nikki
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Play Dough Fractions by Nikki
Did you know that today room fourteen had a session of fractions with play
dough? We had to make eel’s with the play doh. The play doh felt nice.
It felt nice because It felt gooey, smooth, squishy, mushy and sticky. The play doh was orange like the sun setting. It was quite challenging to make it equal. We had to make halves, thirds, fourths and fifths.
I liked the smell of the play dough because it smelt like donuts and salt. “Yay”, I said when I got to hold it. It ran through my fingers which was nice. When I punched the play dough It was smooth and soft.
After that we had to put the play dough away in the ice cream container and I felt sad because I really liked making fractions with play dough!
Play Dough by Chris

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This morning we made fractions out of Play Dough. Room fourteen made them into eels. We had to cut them into two halve parts and then we made it into three third parts. After that we cut them up four fourth parts, then into five fifths.
The Play Dough felt gooey the color of the Play Dough was neon like the sun. It smelt like salty donuts!
It was so fun playing with the play dough. I hope we get to use play dough next time we learn fractions.
My Gymnastics Animation and Keynote by Rave
Here is My Gymnastics Keynote and Gymnastics Animation. I hope you have a nice time and be blown away.
Mixed Numbers by Cezar
Improper Fractions by Korobeau
Friday, September 7, 2012
A Bowl of Rice by Peh So
I have been reading a story called A Bowl of Rice. It is about how to make rice and I have made a presentation for it.
I hope you like it.
All About Spiders
I have made a presentation all about spiders! I hope you enjoy it.
The Olympic Flame and Torch
The traditional Olympic flame was burning during the Olympic games were happening. They will light the flame every 4 years for the Olympic games.
In the past the olympic flames represented greek hero's rebirth and death.
In 1963, the first torch relay stared in Berlin, Germany. The torch was lit in the stadium in olympia and got carried around different countries.
The torch is carried by many people that might carry it by walking, running, riding horses and many other transports.
The last person who runs back to the stadium gets to light the big torch. At end of the olympic games the torch gets put out at the end of the closing ceremony.
In another four years there will be a new torch designed for the Olympic Games.
In another four years there will be a new torch designed for the Olympic Games.
Tekoteko by Chris
The tekoteko has scary blue eyes, a big tongue, and sharp teeth. It is a carved in the shape of a human. A tekoteko is seen in a marae and protects the marae from the harm.
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