WALT use de Bono Thinking Hats to show understanding. We had to write a paragraph about the classroom in each of these speech bubbles. 🗨 My thinking hats have lots of information about what I like about the new classroom, what I don't like, what is creative, what are the facts ('cause after all the facts are facts, you just gotta face them) , what you should do know. Have a look at the information below! By the way if you don't understand what is going on, we are moving ( or rather already moved ) to a new building called Te Waka Ako ( as you can see in the embedded photo which means ), it has very cool furniture and we work together as a Syndicate sometimes, we mostly work in the Hauraki space (which is my space) which is biggest but we can also work in the Red Room. Our classroom is the coolest!!!!👾😎
I learnt what the blue and red hat means and ( I think ) how to use them. Here are some photos of the new classrooms and also a link that is relevant to my work.
Six Thinking hats, Decision making Tools
Michael Wood the MP of Mt Roskill Close up
School Kapa Haka performing
Close up
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Hi my name is Isla and I am from Papakura Central school. I liked the way you got pitchures of the Kapa Haka and you describing it. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteBonjour, my name is Serene and I am a student in Te Waka Ako(which is the same class as you 😛). I really like the blog post of the move into the new buildings. It made me think of the day we were waiting to enter the classes. Have you thought about putting in more pictures of the day into the blog post? If you would like to see my learning, my blog is at http://wpsserenec.blogspot.co.nz/
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Hi Serene, thank you for the comment,I only put the good photos in, but next time I might be able to see if there are any other photos.
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Thank you Isla, for the feedback, but can you think of anything I could work on, if not, that's fine.
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