We have been reading the story of "The Seven Fish of Matariki". We were retelling the story through creating an animation using Google Slides. Have a look at these amazing animations created by the tamariki of Kotare.
Welcome to Kotare Whānau a Year 3 and 4 class at Kaingaroa School in Northland, NZ. Our teacher is Miss Wentworth.
Wednesday, 8 June 2022
Wednesday, 1 June 2022
More pop art!
Wednesday, 25 May 2022
Romero Britto Inspired Art
We have been learning about Romero Britto. He is a famous artist, who is known for his bright, colourful pop art.
Meet Romero Britto ~ Watch this video.
Here are some of our finished artworks:
Friday, 13 August 2021
Reading Learning Reflection
WALT: make justified predictions - Margaret Mahy
I enjoyed reading the story lost because it was nice how Finn and the little monster became friends.
I learnt to make predictions before reading, during reading and after reading.
We found it difficult to make a prediction sometimes because we didn't want it to be wrong.
WALT: use our prior knowledge as we read- Dr Suess
We enjoyed reading the book called pigs because we learnt lots of facts about pigs.
We learnt how to brainstorm all our prior knowledge about a book before we read it.
We found it difficult to read our text because some of the words had been cut off.
Thursday, 25 June 2020
Who's the best?
It was a very funny play and we enjoyed film short clips. Mrs Hall helped us to put it all together onto iMovie. Here is is so we hope you enjoy it.
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Tuesday, 17 March 2020
Train Maths problem
We used our adding knowledge up to 20.
We noticed the trains where all different sizes so we needed to start again and make sure they were all the same size. They all had be all 20.
We made up the trains and then drew them on the paper. One of us wrote the numbers.
I used my doubles 5 knowledge to make my train.
We worked together to solve the problem.
Azara we put them all together and added them up and then checked to see if there were 20.
How would you have answered the question?
Tuesday, 11 February 2020
How to look after our chromebooks
Hold it with 2 hands.
Pass it with 2 hands.
Put it down on the table gently and away from the edge.
Don't put liquids by it.
Type on the keys gently. Close it carefully.
Log out and turn it off before you put it away.



