In Room One, we have been learning all about horses.
We know that horses have pointy ears, a long tail, four legs, hard hooves and smiley mouth and a mane.
Sometimes horses wear a saddle and have a bridle and reins so that we can ride them. The bridle has a bit that sits in the horses mouth. When we ride a horse, we can put our feet in the stirrups.
Today in our Cybersmart time with Kōka Amie we are making diagrams of our horses and labelling the different parts of them.
Kia ora e te whānau. In Te Arai today, we have been busy creating on our iPads! We have learned so much about creating on our iPads. We can use:
We are learning lots about what it means to be Cybersmart, including how to care for our iPads, the smart things to share online and using the instructions on our screen to help us to be in charge of our own learning. Here are some photos of us with our whānau drawings today.
Would you rather see photos or videos of our creations?
Kia ora koutou,
As part of our Cybersmart learning, we have been talking about our Kawa of Care. Our Kawa of Care helps us to understand the important things we need to do to take good care of our iPads. We have created these slides to help us to remember the things we need to do to be smart learners when looking after our iPads so that they are always ready for us to do our learning on.
This week we are using the camera app on our iPads to take clear photos.
To take a clear photo, we know we need to:
Kia ora everyone!
We are a class of 19 learners at Riverdale School in Gisborne.
Where is Riverdale School? Check out our video below to see where we are on Google Earth!
Our teacher's name is Kōkā Mahora.
Some of the things we enjoy doing in our class are kanikani and waiata. Especially the Troll Dance. We like learning! Some of us like playing 'Tackle Rugby' outside. We like playing and swimming. We like maths too!
Today we were doing some learning on our ipads. We were learning to hug and hold our iPads to carry them and take photos.
Here are some photos of us.
Welcome to our class blog.
We look forward to sharing our learning with our school,
our whānau and friends everywhere.
