Myra and Amara have been busy............

 We loved getting these photos from Amara and Myra showing us how they can listen to the beginning, middle and end sounds of words.

What wonderful work girls, you are clever at sounding out words as you write them. We are super proud of you.

           Thanks for sharing your learning with us.

Rāpare 21 Whiringa-ā-nuku

 Morena Tuatahi

Kei te pehea koutou katoa-how are you all?

Here is some learning for today.

                        Fitness

                       Alphabet

Remember to keep practising the vowel sounds. Vowels are very important letters and we find a vowel in every word.
Here is a fun song to help you practise the vowels sounds

This week we have been learning to listen to the beginning, middle and end sound of a word. 

Today's challenge is to put all that work into action by sounding out the whole word and writing down all the letters.

How did you go-we would love to see a photo of your sounding out.

Photos can be sent to:  pgetty@owairaka.school.nz

                       Writing

Here are my sentences using the word where. Have a go at reading them. Can you see the question mark at the end of the sentence?

Now it's your turn to have a go at writing a sentence using the word where.

You can send a photo of your sentence to :

pgetty@owairaka.school.nz

                    Reading

We hope you are enjoying the new video for magenta, and that you are able to read the word before the cube turns the corner!

    

Here is today's story.

Here are two different people reading this story. I wonder which one you will enjoy listening to the most? Click on the videos below to listen to this story.

    

Maths

Today we are going to continue on with learning numbers to 20.

Have a go at filling in the missing numbers, the number line is here to help you if you need it.

If you would like an extra challenge try filling out these missing numbers to 100.

Colour in all the numbers that end with 0 or 5.

Can you see a pattern?

Let's finish our maths lesson by practising counting to 100-I wonder how many numbers you can read?Click below!

Have a great day of learning Tuatahi-kia pai te ra.

Ka Kite

Rāapa 20th Whiringa-ā-nuku

 Morena Tuatahi

Kei te pehea koutou katoa-how are you all?

We hope you enjoyed the beautiful sunshine yesterday!

Here is some new learning for today.

                         Fitness

Our Fitness videos today are a bit different, but lots of fun! 

 

Alphabet

Click on the video below to listen to the vowel sounds.

Today we are mixing it up-you need to say the word and write down the missing sound. It could be the beginning, middle or end-good luck!

                       Writing

Here are some sentences using the word where. Have a go at reading them.

Now it's your turn to write your own sentence using the word where.

                       Reading
Here are our high frequency words. Because you are reading them everyday, you will get quicker at recognising them off by heart!

Remember you only need to do the magenta words, but red and yellow are there for those who are ready for an extra challenge.

 

Here is today's story.

Here are two different readings of Handa's Hen. Listen to them both, I wonder which one you will enjoy the most?

  

                        Maths

Today we are going to focus on recognising numbers to 20.

You can look on this number line if you need some help to fill in the missing numbers.

If you are ready for an extra challenge you can try 

the missing numbers to 100 sheets below.

Here is a fun counting song to finish your maths lesson. Can you count to 100?

Kia pai te ra-have a great day Tuatahi.

Ka Kite

Aisha

 Aisha has been busy with her maths learning.

Thanks for sharing your learning with us Aisha!

Ratu 18 Whiringa-ā-nuku

 Morena Tuatahi

Kei to pehea koutou katoa-how are you all?

It was lovely to see your smiling faces on Google Meet yesterday. We hope you enjoyed getting back into our home learning yesterday, here is some new learning for today.

                        Fitness

 

Alphabet

Yesterday we listened carefully to the middle sound of the word.

Today we are going to listen carefully to the end sound. 

Have a look at the words below and see if you can say the ending sound, and then have a go at writing the letter that makes that sound.

Writing

Here are my sentences using the word where.

Have a go at reading these sentences.

Now it's your turn to have a go at writing your own sentence.

I wonder if you can include a question mark?

Reading

 

Let's keep practising reading our high frequency words. Remember you are trying to get quicker at recognising the words. Begin with magenta, and only move on to red and then yellow if you feel ready to.

Today I have added a new video for magenta sight words-there is no voice, but you might like to challenge yourself to see how many words you can read by yourself-have fun and good luck!

 

Maths

Today we are doing some more work on counting how many altogether, by counting on from 5

Tomorrow we are also going to learn to recognise numbers to 20.

You can get ready by listening to these fun songs to help you practise counting and recognising numbers to 20..........

     

We hope you have a great day of learning, kia pai te ra-have a nice day.

Ka kite