We have enjoyed the Olympics so much over the past few weeks. We spent hours researching New Zealand athletes and following their olympic journey. We asked questions about events, we watched news clips and we even trained for five weeks for the cross country so we sort of know what it's like to be an athlete! Project Energize had us doing a home play challenge that was full of a variety of physical activities too.
We also received an email from Shire Newton School in Wales asking us questions about New Zealand. It was exciting to hear from them again this year.
We made an Olympic Wall in our classroom to share our learning. I wonder if you can see some secret Room 10 Olympians?
Kia ora koutou. We are a group of Year 5 & 6 tauira at Kirikiriroa ki te Rāwhiti. Whaea Kat is our kaiako and we love to share our learning journey on our class blog. Please enjoy and comment on our photos, videos and writing. You can contact our kaiako by emailing her at: crichmond@hameast.school.nz
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
HES Cross Country
Today we ran in our school cross country. It was a fantastic day, with everyone trying their best and achieving their personal goal. Even the rain waited till the running was over.
Room 10 did a wonderful job of supporting the Kowhai and Totara runners, cheering and running alongside them to encourage them and keep them moving. Thank you Room 10, you are stars!
Room 10 did a wonderful job of supporting the Kowhai and Totara runners, cheering and running alongside them to encourage them and keep them moving. Thank you Room 10, you are stars!
Cross Country Training
Greg from Project Energize came to our school and taught us some great ways to get ready for the school cross country
We played a game where one team had to pick up cones and turn them one way while the other team had to turn them back over! The winning team had the most cones one way up. It was an exhausting game!
This game was finding six different colours from a colour code that Greg made. You had to find the colours in the order he had on his code. It was a fast running activity and we were puffed at the end!
These were two of many activities that we did to prepare us for running in the HES cross country.
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