KID PRESIDENT

Hi kids,

We learned about Taha Wairua this week. We talked about what we need to do to make people feel GOOD about themselves. What does it take to be an AWESOME Poutama student?

Kid President has some tips ;-)

Mr P

Buddy Class

We had a wonderful time meeting the children in our Buddy Class on Friday.  Take a look at what we got up to.

SUNSHINE ONLINE

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If you would like to do some reading from home but don't have books. This is the website you could go to :-)

Our working spaces

In Poutama we get to work in a lot of different areas.  We have tables, chairs, nets, the cloak bay and board room and bean bags.  We have lots of variety for the variety of children we have in the class.  We all learn differently.

PLEASE HELP!

Hi everyone,

If you took a video of our assembly or some of the items on Thursday, we would really appreciate it if you could share it with us. It could be brought on a USB and then we can upload to the blog for the other parents to watch.

Your help would be appreciated.

Thanks very much,

Poutama Teachers.

OUR DANCE

Hi kids,

Here's the song for tomorrow's performance.

So the MP3 didn't work.

I've made a video.

Try this :-)

http://youtu.be/sH69VzV2eso

Mr Pouniu

Reading SDA

CLICK ME FOR YOUR READING/SPELLING SDA

Kahoot.it

Learning to understand the Treaty of Watangi, by testing our knowledge through a cool Kahoot.it that Mrs Kenyon made for us. 

Treaty of Waitangi Quiz

Treaty of Waitangi Quiz

	Question	T (true) F (false)
1	The Treaty was first signed on 5th February, 1840
2	The New Zealand flag has the Union Jack on it
3	The Treaty was first signed by Hone Heke
4	The Treaty was first signed in Russell
5	James Busby and William Hobson came from Australia
6	The Treaty was signed 50 years ago
7	Over 700 maori chiefs (including women) signed the Treaty
8	Only men signed the Treaty
9	The Tino Rangatiratanga flag is red, white and black
10	The current New Zealand flag was first introduced in 1780
11	Sir William Murray translated the Treaty from English to Maori
12	The Treaty was supposed to be signed on the 7th February 1840
13	Captain James Cook wrote the Treaty
14	The original Treaty document is kept at Te Papa
15	When the maori chiefs arrived to sign the Treaty, William Hobson was in his dressing gown.