We are making a art work with scissors. We got inspired by a famous artist called Matisse. By Louise
Thursday, 19 March 2015
Leaf Prints
We had to choose a leaf, and put black paint or ink on one of the sides, and press the side of the leaf with the ink/black paint on a piece of paper and made these beautiful artworks that you can see down below! By Charlie
Tuesday, 17 March 2015
Pizza Making
Pizza Making from Nicola Stevenson on Vimeo. Movie by Rory and Angelina
Pizza
"Oh By Kaia
Monday, 16 March 2015
Coding Craze
Today we did coding it was lots of fun. Coding is what makes it possible for us to create computer software, apps and websites.
We used Hour of Code to learn how coding works. You have to put blocks together so that objects on the screen move.
We will be learning how to use Scratch and make our own games.
Coding from Nicola Stevenson on Vimeo.
Jack and Louis made this using Scratch Press the spacebar to see what happens...
Sunday, 15 March 2015
The Routeburn Track: Great Walk Competition
As part of our inquiry, "what is in your backyard" we will be learning about what is in New Zealand's backyard. We will focus on one of the great walks - The Routeburn Track:
We will be entering a competition.
We will be
It would be great if you could track walks that you do after school
All pictures, movies, presentation etc. will be added to:
Read more about the competition at: http://www.doc.govt.nz/getting-involved/events-and-awards/virtual-great-walker/about/
Nicola started us off and walked 4km...
Here is one of Gillian's walks:
Tawa Tawa Reserve-- 3.05 K walk with Debbi and Penny
The walk starts in a field and then goes up a track and over a ridge. On the walk I saw some palms, lots of fennel, some toi toi and lots of gorse! On one side of the ridge you can see out to the south coast and on the other side you can see Mt. Victoria and the harbour . 





At the top there are sometimes horses and I have to put the dogs on the lead. There’s also a statue
Here is the view from the top:
Chrissy’s walk from Museum hotel to end of oriental parade and back again
Distance: 1.6Km one way 3.2Km return
Here is the track:
The terrain is flat and on the road. There is a beautiful man made beach and a couple of cafes that you can stop at if you want to. We saw boats, seagulls and pohutakawa trees .
The view, The boats, seagulls
Friday, 13 March 2015
Down the bank...
Nicola hadn't been down the bank yet so we took her on an adventure. We were looking for fauna (especially insects), flora treasure and anything else...
This is what happened:
Nicola goes down the bank from Nicola Stevenson on Vimeo.
Brian (a ranger from the council) came in to talk to us about the fauna in our local area.
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This is what happened:
Nicola goes down the bank from Nicola Stevenson on Vimeo.
Brian (a ranger from the council) came in to talk to us about the fauna in our local area.
Brian talked to us about pests. He held up a picture of hedgehogs. Hedgehogs look cute, but they eat lots of our native insects. We are holding insect legs in the picture (above). Hedgehogs can eat all of these insects in one night.
This is poo from different pests. We will investigate what animals the poo has come from. Find out more about pests at:
Brian showed us a homemade trap. We have been designing our own traps.
Watch this space...
Thursday, 12 March 2015
Air New Zealand Safety Videos
Worser Bay School have been filming their own version of an Air New Zealand safety.
Our movies will enter the Air New Zealand Safety Video Competition
This film stars the principal, Jude, as the captain of the aircraft...
Some of this film was made using a green screen...
Our movies will enter the Air New Zealand Safety Video Competition
This film stars the principal, Jude, as the captain of the aircraft...
Some of this film was made using a green screen...
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Air New Zealand,
competition,
inquiry
Our name is Matariki and Mahutonga. We are a blogging group from Worser Bay School in Wellington, New Zealand.
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