Our lucky last Breakers session was today and it was definitely one of the best. Loads of fun games were played today and watching the enjoyment on the children's faces throughout the lesson was a real highlight.
Today in Inquiry, we looked at 'The Learning Pit'. We love the learning pit as a toll because it shows us that it's ok to struggle with our learning, that it's natural that some things are harder to learn than others, it's ok to seek help in our learning. By going through this process our learning is deeper and more meaningful and we will be more successful. As a class we talked about there are different stages when learning something new. We start by facing a challenge and this is the time when we could feel anxious, nervous or even scared about what is ahead of us. We 'fall' into the pit (Deep Learning) and start feeling confused, thinking it's all too hard. Then we start to realise that if we ask for help, keep trying and ask questions, we can begin to climb up out of the pit. By working together, collaboratively and positively we can reach the third stage of learning - Successful Learning. One of the best things about the Learning Pit is that it ...
Today our Year 6 Syndicate got to 'walk in the shoes of a Marina View Intermediate Student'. All the children will have the opportunity to participate in a range of exciting learning activities to give them a chance to experience what it will be like in our Intermediate department next year. Room 21 split up into our two teams and went to either 3D Printing and Te Reo Maori or Physical Education and 3D Printing. The date of our next transition is to be confirmed, but the children will experience activities such as Science, Dance, Mandarin and Food Technology.
It was a pleasure to award the following students with class certificates in today's Senior Assembly. Looks like ice-cream all round tonight! Marceline for your positive attitude towards learning. Your enthusiasm, focus and organisation make you an absolute pleasure to teach. Lucy for the effort you always put into your learning. You always complete your work on time and to the best of you ability. And a special congratulations to our Student Teacher, Mr Nayler, for all the hard work he has been doing with our class. We are extremely privileged to have you working with us.
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