I am Learning to Draw Patterns.

Room 8 made flower headbands for the Term 4 Wearable Arts Show. We copied and created new patterns to put onto the different petals. We worked hard on our art and had a lot of fun making and displaying it.

I am Learning to Try My Best.

I participated in the Junior Cross Country. We have been practicing every Tuesday and Thursday this term. I came in 3rd place!

I am Learning to Try New Things

We took part in a trial soccer clinic. We learned a new game called 'Shark Attack' and played a game of soccer in a big blow up field! The message of the lesson was to try new things and give it a go even if you feel nervous.

Success Criteria:

- take part in the games

- treat peers and team mates with respect and be a good sport

- have fun!

I am Learning to Float with an Aid

Room 8 has been visiting the school pool on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays. We have been learning to be safe in the water and using this time to gain confidence and to enjoy being in the water.

To be able to float in the water with an aid I must be able to:

- feel comfortable getting my face and hair wet

- use a pool noodle correctly (under my armpits)

- keep my feet off of the ground

My Reflection

I am proud of how I can swim on my tummy with the noodle.

It can be tricky to float when the noodle goes under the water.

I like being in the water when it is hot. It is fun!

Cultural Celebration Day 2017.

I am representing China.  My mum bought these clothes in China for me to wear.  I can wear them for Chinese New Year.

My Art for the Exhibition 2017.

Before we made our art, we had to sketch AND sketch AND sketch AND sketch!  Here is my final and my best sketch of them all.

Next we had to use the cotton buds and dip them into the dye.  Sometimes it had to dry in the night time and then we could do some more the next day.  When it was all done, we went around very, very carefully with the black vivid (while Mrs Kerr held her breath!)

                                                    This is my beautiful art.  My bee!