Thursday, 29 June 2017

Holiday Home Learning



Holiday Home Learning
  • Two weeks is a long time in learning.  Key skills need to be practiced daily, even over the holidays.
Spelling Practice
Maths - Reading - Writing Practice
Continue with your Stepsweb practice.

Focus on moving to the next Steps To Literacy Level. E.g. STL2 to STL3

Complete the set activities on Studyladder.

Complete a couple of tasks each day. Don’t leave them until the last minute because you will not be able to access them.
Extra for extension:
  • Create a short recount of an event or activity you were involved in over the holiday break.  The recount might be made up of photographs, a video, a song, a poem, stop-go animation, a cartoon strip... think creatively. Try this link for creating a poster.

  • Think about signing up for the ICT Kids Conference next term. Follow this link to learn more.

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3 comments:

  1. Joshua6 July 2017 at 10:13

    Hi Ruma Tahi,My name is Joshua I am from Panmure Bridge School. This is some really good piece of work. I like how you have layered your work out and the size of your writing is perfect. You need to work on your colouring after all that is some great work.

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  2. Savelina6 July 2017 at 11:27

    Hi Ruma Tahi,My name is Savelina I am a student from Panmure Bridge School. I really love how you all strive to try to get more knowledge when you go back to school. My school does winter blogging and summer blogging. Every year there are different themes I love doing this. Do you students do summer and winter blogging?

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  3. Ma'Ata 3 August 2017 at 14:31

    Hi Ruma Tahi, my name is Maata and I am a student from Panmure Bridge School. I really like how you did the holiday blogging I think it is interesting

    From Maata

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