A Peek Inside 3/4W
What We Loved This Term
My favourite thing this term was...
Sienna: everything in Maths.
Phoebe: learning about rules and laws and also being the Mayor for our rules and laws incursion. Also maths.
Leticia: comprehension.
Gavisht: vertical addition and subtraction with regrouping.
Samar: comprehension and Maths.
Sophie: Maths.
Macy: the area architects maps.
Betsy: the lifecycle posters.
Martin: the reptile lifecycle.
Nanta: the lifecycle posters and Indonesian.
Austin: Maths, vertical addition.
Aria L: going to Avila.
Oliver M: maths.
Amelia: learning about the lifecycle of animals.
Jack: English and Maths.
Aiden: multiplication and division.
Aria O: the animal lifecycle posters and free time.
Lachie: Maths, English and comprehension.
Levin: Maths, addition and subtraction with regrouping.
Thomas: the lifecycle posters.
Billy: addition and subtraction.
Oliver S: English, Maths and free time.
George: doing chess with Levin.
English
During Reconciliation Week, we explored the importance of building respectful relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous Australians. Through class discussions, students learned about the significance of reconciliation and how we can all contribute to a more inclusive and understanding community. Students decorated hand templates and reflected on ways they can "lend a hand" by showing kindness, respect, and support to others.
Religion
As part of our learning about Pentecost, students explored the story of the Holy Spirit descending upon the disciples and the meaning of Pentecost in the Catholic Church. To celebrate our successful school Mass, students created vibrant Pentecost flames and wrote a personal call to action inside each flame. These reflections encouraged students to think about how they can share God's love through their words and actions and make a positive difference in the world around them.
Maths
In Mathematics, students have been learning about 2D shapes and composite shapes. They investigated how smaller shapes can be combined to create larger, more complex designs. To showcase their understanding, students became shape designers and created their own composite shapes using a variety of 2D shapes.
