Today we used Jacks bike to push up and down the ramp.
First of all Kayla and Leah pushed it up to were the ramp starts.
After that we they started to push the bike up to the top
of the inclined plane.Then Katelyn and Shavanah walked
it down the ramp. It was simple because it was a slope
and it was not bumpy like the stairs.

simple machines

We are learning about simple machines. We have gone on to a web site and you can create a dream machine . We have been learning about levers, inclined planes, pulleys, wheels, axles and other things. We have learnt lots of things.

Te Waimate

This is wool that is ready to go in the press. Mrs Studholme was showing us what will happen after it's been in the press.

Why can't I?

Why can't I fly?

Why can't I have a pie?

Why can't I sigh?

Why can't I jump high?

Why can't I say HI ?

why? why? why? why? why?

Why aren't there alot of kakapo
left?

Why do we have
to do homework?

Why are there only a few different types of clothes?

Why aren't there chocolate
whirl pools?

Why aren't there chocolate clocks that make
chocolate fall each hour?

Kayla's reflection

I learnt that it isn't easy to find out information about other people. Next time I will put all the answers in the same part of the Y data squares.

kaylas acrostic poem about kakabro.

Kakabro is green.
Always laughing.
Kakabro likes to read.
Always goes home with someone.
Birthday is on 19 March.
Runs doesn't fly
Only runs fast not slowly.

Binky

On Wednesday Mrs Rehmann brought her baby goat Binky to school for us to feed and to look at him. At brain break some people got to feed him and some people got to feed him at play time. Binky is white as snow and cute and he is so tiny. If your legs are apart he walks through them like you are a tunnel. Binky's mum doesn't feed him.

The Weka

The Weka is a bird that is native to New Zealand. Its pests are cats, stoats, ferrets and dogs. The weka is flightless. Its eggs are creamy pink and their nests are made of grass or similar material.

My Kakapo report

Kakapo
The Kakapo is a parrot which is native to New
Zealand.
The Kakapo is green with big strong legs. It is the heaviest parrot in the world.

my questions

I wonder why geckos are called geckos?
I wonder why lizards are called lizards?

art

On Thursday we had to try and draw a house with more than 1 side.

Cat-mat poem

My fluffy fluffy cat

sits on a circle mat.

Kayla

On Thursday we got a mascot which is a kakapo. We named it Kakabro. Every night he goes home with someone different. Kakabro likes to read and play. When I get to take him home I am going to play buzz and snap and let him meet my teddies. Kakabro is green and has a yellow beak.