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News from Four/Five

Inquiry Project

This term, the 4/5’s are doing this thing where we invent stuff to solve problems for the school.  Our group project is called THE SEED SORTER 6000. The seed sorter 6000 is a sorting system in which we put the seeds in this cardboard box, which has a sign on it that says what season is best planted in, and there are sections in the garden where it says what season is best for growing in and where making the shed better.   Archer

 

"Our subject is on bins. We will be making the bins square so they fit in the corner with labels and colours like council bins and it is going to be awesome! "  Liliana

 

"Our name for it is the Bin Stinker Sorter 6000 

It is going to have 3 compartments that are recycle with a basketball ring, normal waste and food scraps and the food scrap bin might stink so we are going to put the air purifier next to it."  Marlee

First Nations Incursion

"First the guy asked us some questions then, he got us to sing a song in a aboriginal language. He talked about some stuff the he played his didgeridoo. Then, we went outside and threw his boomerang around a bit then he finished."  Parker V

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Learning in Maths

"At school, we have been doing times tables. I think I am good, but it gets a bit hard from time to time, but after a little bit of practice, it gets less hard."  Blake