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New learning sites introduced over Term 3 and 4 to use:

NoRedink  - spelling and grammar programme

E Ako  - mathematics - NZ programme

Readworks - article of the day, reading library , knowledge and so much more

​Typing Club- practice developing your keyboard skills !

​jigsawpuzzles fun way to entertain yourself    or  onlinejigsawplanet

Don't forget to check out Google classroom for shared notices from Mrs Gill

Communicate through your Seesaw account


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Senior Area Suggested Home Learning Timetable

    8:30am-9am
    Start Of Day Activity (S.O.D.A.)
  • choose an activity from your Google Classroom, class weebly or 
              home learning pack
    9am-10am
    GET MOVING
  • do something that gets your heart rate up 
           (eg GoNoodle, Just Dance, Les Mills On TVNZ)
  • go for a walk / scooter / bike ride with someone from your 
           bubble
  • have a quick snack and get a drink so you’re ready to learn

    10am-11am
    LEARNING TIME
  • choose activities from your Google Classroom, class weebly or  
              home learning pack 

    11am-12pm
    CREATIVE TIME
  • drawing, crafts, LEGO, blocks, magnetics, baking, sing, make music

    LUNCH
  • mix it up! - get dressed up for lunch, have a picnic in your backyard

    1pm-2pm
    LEARNING TIME
  • choose activities from your Google Classroom, class weebly or  
              home learning pack 
    2pm-3pm
    FREE LEARNING
  • explore curiosity  - things you’re interested in
  • explore creativity - make or create anything you want.  
        Projects can be big or small
  • explore skills - practice a skill you have that you’d like to get 
        better at

OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES
  • play outside - keep it local and keep it in your bubble
  • watch learning channel on TV
  • cooking / baking
  • play a board game or do a puzzle
  • read / sing / dance / create
  • help around the house or garden

Remember to keep;
  • drinking lots of water during the day
  • making healthy choices with your snacks
  • active and enjoy your local area
  • getting lots of sleep


TERM 2...welcome back!

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11-15th May
Friday 15th

Thursday 14th

Wednesday 13th

Tuesday 12th

Monday 11th
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Friday 8th

Thursday 7th

Wednesday 6th May

Tuesday 5th May

Monday 4th  May

4th- 8th May timetable    
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Week 2:  29th April to 1 May
Friday 1 May

Thursday 30 April
Wednesday 29 April
Awesome work on ANZAC Day....scrummy Anzac biscuits and a colourful poppy wreath!
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Friday 24th April
Thursday 23rd April
Wednesday 22 April

Tuesday 21st
20-24th April   ANZAC activities
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ANZAC
Read and Reflect- Picture books- 
Click on the blue print title below to access the book and audio (read along). 
Simpson and his Donkey
The Anzac Tree Picture Book Trailer [full version]
ANZAC TED
The Poppy Story
In Flanders Fields

The Bantam and the Soldier​


Listen to a story above and then create your own response. Remember to add the title of the story you are responding and reflecting about!
Some suggestions may be:
  • Write about the main character and what happened
  • Draw a favourite part of the story and write what is happening
  • Create a story review explaining briefly what it is about, who would enjoy reading this book and why.
  • Why do you think the author wrote this story? What did they want you as a reader to reflect about?
  • Sketch a new book cover for this book
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14/04/2020
Hello to you all...morena. Welcome back to Term 2 even though it’s going to be a little different for the beginning of term two! 
It’s been a crazy few weeks and I have been in the Gill bubble with David (my husband) and Matt. On about day three I set up a mini golf course in the sheep paddock next to our house. I used electric fence standards and placed a cone on top so I have something to aim for.  I have to remember to mow the greens every few days and blow off the excess grass with a leaf blower! David and I seem to have lost a few golf balls along the way but as the grass gets shorter, I’m sure they’ll resurface. 
Looking ahead to term two school work, it would be awesome if your child could use their Allenton School google account. They have their own email address and I will be sharing daily work with them through the shared google drive rather than emailing parents as I have been. This work is NOT compulsory, but a guide to help them develop some school routines during this learning period ahead. I understand that it’s not always practical for everyone to have access to computers at the same time, and it may be that your child prefers to follow other learning challenges through the TV, life skills at home (baking, growing plants, jigsaws, lego etc). 

For the rest of this week (15-16, 17th April), try and complete some learning through reading, spelling skills, writing and/ or maths each day. Below are some ideas- select what suits you and if you do reading and maths one day, then do some spelling skills and writing the next day! 


Ideas for READING
Read a book, read theory, EPIC books, the below link to Dav Pilkey’s books or even David Walliams audio stories  Elevenses with The World of David Walliams
Reading Activities through Dav Pilkey ( see the above image titled DOGMAN Week 2)
Every Friday a new book is introduced along with suitable activities- Week one and two are already there...have  a read and select some of the follow up activities to complete. Add to your reading folder in your google drive! Click on this link:  https://kids.scholastic.com/kids/books/dav-pilkey-at-home/?fbclid=IwAR3PXv1alT_jsvC53LXAhxBk3WT-0TOTurFQ-_1duV0WI_98Owg0BBE4Xv4

SPELLING
Noredink, studyladder, sumdog-yes there’s free access to maths, spelling and reading activities-
Word of the day- use a dictionary, book or word of the day from the internet to learn a new word. Explain what it means, write it in a sentence, if possible draw it. 

WRITING
Write a diary/journal about what you and your family have been doing over the lockdown time. This has NEVER happened before, so it would be interesting to record your ups and downs, and how as a family, you have kept your selves entertained!
Select a story starter/ idea from the April Quick Writes
Create a poster with your family bubble and write / draw what everyone has been doing over the last few weeks.
Sit outside and list all the things you can see/hear/feel/notice about autumn. Write a poem or a short story about AUTUMN.

MATHS
Prototec, prodigy, studyladder, sumdog, woodlands maths, xtramaths
Play card games, board games, practice reading the time on the clock, learn your times tables!
Passwords for xtramaths: email address can be either nicky.[email protected] or your own parents. Please ONLY use your pin! ​

Alternatively- if you don’t want to do the above here are some AUTUMN activities you might prefer to complete- add them to your topics folder in your google drive!
https://theimaginationtree.com/best-autumn-activities-kids/

https://www.google.com/search?safe=strict&q=autumn+printable+activities&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwix_O_h29foAhX54zgGHXmJCZ0Q1QIoBnoECA4QBw&biw=960&bih=475

https://www.superteacherworksheets.com/autumn.html

Lastly- students in Room 3 have been sent a google hangout Meet link via their student school email. They will need to check their emails on their google account to find this. Our first meeting has been sent out for Wednesday 15th April, 1pm, I look forward to talking to 27 children!
Beneath are some guidelines to help us when we use google hangouts: 
Google Hangout Meet Expectations-see the 6 images below!

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27 March..last day of term one!

 Good morning everyone! Rainy day today so it is a good day to catch up with your learning. Have you read a book today? EPIC books EPIC books- class code ADZ5060 -are always there if you have finished your library book.
 Also there is a school journal link to audio -https://instructionalseries.tki.org.nz/content/search?SearchText=dogs&SearchButton=&CurrentTab=is_homepage&SubTreeArray%5B%5D=22574&ColourWheelLevel=all&CurriculumLevel=all&ReadingYearLevel=all&LearningArea=all all you need to do is add a topic into the search bar, and several options will come up. For example “dogs”​

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WRITING: Have you sent an email to your cousins/ grandparents/friends?? Let them know what you have been doing this week and ask them about their week. If you ask some questions, they’ll have to reply! Add a funny joke to keep them smiling!
HANDWRITING: why not?
Cool handwriting link with tutorial videos: NZ curriculum handwriting
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzDmpL85V85lPaxHJ381WQa_dgI1boP3x&fbclid=IwAR2hMy6O27TQm2EZ3MdXHykh1lHt98hn4qoTfWGJDxivJXy9pPDFsZBWpPo
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MATHS…...prototec, sumdog, prodigy, studyladder, solve me mobile puzzles..all good activities. Alternatively get out a pack of cards, turn over 3 cards quickly add, turn over 4 cards and quickly add- look for easy combinations (pairs that add to 10) or spend some time reading and recognising clock times- digital and analogue clock faces. Lastly today would be a fantastic day to set up a wee shop. Raid the pantry and get an adult to write some prices on the packets of food- then set up shop and work out how much money you would need to purchase 4 or more items! How much change would you get from $20? Or $50


Prodigy results:For the last week..congratulations to Safal, Daniel, Aidan..you have been busy!  Remember to log into prodigy, all you need to do is search Prodigy on the search bar, add class code of  75146B

SING A SONG: you tube some of your favourites! Just another yellow Lemon Tree keeps popping into my head!
Today I plan to spend 30 minutes on the treadmill, bake some chocolate zucchini muffins (our zucchini plant won't stop growing) read a book, play some solve me mobile, write an email to my sisters and then RELAX !
And hey..today is officially the last day of term one! ​   I'll be back on April the 15th after Easter

26 March 2020
​Hi there all….well PE sessions were a hit with Mork and Mindy, although I thought that Mork was going to try and fly at one moment but then he just hung around to watch Mindy count up to 30 sixty times to get my 30 minutes of fitness in!


It’s a glorious day outside so I hope that you’ve been able to complete the outside scavenger hunt! It’s hard staying at home I know, but if it helps to keep yourself and others safe, then it’s worth it.

There is a great virtual excursions site that you can explore here when the weather starts to pack it in later on this week:
https://www.teachstarter.com/au/blog/10-virtual-excursions-and-activities-kids-will-love/

My favourites would be Mars and the Deep Sea exploration, have a look. You could make a short slide show about what you have discovered !

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Did you have a look on studyladder? There were some cool cooking ideas for breakfast, lunch and dinner! Remember to have an adult supervise when working in the kitchen. Hope that it turns out well and I’m sure that you’ll have a lot of fun..

Prototec, sumdog, prodigy- all good sites to use for quick fast facts, but also for a challenge remember the maths algebra activity which looked like a balance called : solve me mobile puzzles found at 
https://solveme.edc.org/mobiles/?fbclid=IwAR2Omc07H2vfsUaM0GdsBv7sHOhgeY6tqmBLvBKAdowFfdF4N-2Adru3a-Y#play
You need to sign in to keep your score! See who can get to the highest level in your family.
Be in touch tomorrow 
Kia kaha
Mrs Nicky Gill

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25 March 2020 
Hi everyone! I hope that you have managed to log into your google account from home and are able to read this! How did yesterday go for you? I hope that you are able to create some sort of routine with your family for you learning time during the day. You can use any / all of the websites which we have used at school. I have added xtramath, noredink and Spelling City which we briefly looked at on Monday.
Aim for 20-30 minutes at one area, then TAKE A BREAK...run around outside for 10 minutes! 
Remember to cover spelling, reading, maths, writing- every day, if at all possible. This might NOT be just on the computer, but maybe you might cover maths through making jelly for tea, playing a card d THIS :) I’m sitting in Room 3 and everyone is VERY QUIET! ...only the heat pump is going to keep game, chess.  Writing- you can add to the quick writes bingo board in your writing folder, or add to your Diary Writing, or create your own story...remember to keep it in your writing folder and I will be able to read it from my house!  This morning I found a really good scavenger hunt for inside and outside- I’ll share this with you today so you can have a go with your family! Have fun, I know it’s a scary time but you’re at home safe with your family and that’s the best place to be at the moment...miss you all...Mork and Mindy are at my home waiting for me to give them some instructions!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Ismeli…..  11 years old today!

David Walliams is releasing a FREE audio story every day for the next 30 days. Ihttps://bit.ly/AudioElevenses   Scavenger Hunt ideas:  I love the bit at the end that you have to put everything back before you get your snack! Enjoy..

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Mihi...we have been busy learning our mihi. 
Ask us to say our mihi to you!

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Yeah....yah, we have finally finished our postcards and poetry for the Writing Box activity. We hope that the class at 
Welcome Bay Primary, Tauranga, enjoy our poems.

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