3-D Lettering using isometric paper!

This week we brought maths and art together to create  3-D projections using isometric paper. 

Using specially marked paper, it is possible to use vertical lines and horizontal lines (at a 30 degree angle) to add height, width and depth to a shape. 

This week, Rm 2 students used their new skills to use an isometric alphabet to create their own name tags.

Check out the work of Jarreka, Nina, Sione, Isaiah, Kauri, Nevaeh,  Caleb and Valeli!

DeeJay - 6 Fun Facts about my Dad - Taha Whanau

Today's challenge for Te Whare Tapa Whā was about TAHA WHANAU and creating healthy relationships. Following the example of Mamarei on slide 3

In our Room 2 homeclass, DeeJay took up the challenge and made a slideshow to share 6 Fun Facts about his Dad.

Inquiry: MADISON - Hydrosphere

This week check out Madison's summary about the hydrosphere,  all the parts of Earth that are  made up from water in solid (ice), liquid (e.g. oceans, lakes, rivers) or gas (vapour) states.

Task description: For this task I learnt about hydrosphere. I had to write what I know about hydrosphere, and what I learned.