Hi Room 22 Students and Families
Here is the updated slideshow with all of your awesome learning in it. It is so fantastic to see you all working hard on your writing, maths, science, art and so much more!
Don't forget to send me pictures or videos of what you are doing and I can add them here to share with our class.
From Miss Stuhlmann
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Good Morning Room 22 Happy Monday morning! I hope you all had a lovely weekend. Tell me about one thing you enjoyed doing on the weeke...
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Good Morning Room 22 I hope you are having a great start to your morning and have your thinking hats on because I have a maths challenge f... -
Good Morning Room 22 Here is our new slideshow for all of the amazing learning that you are sending through to me. I hope you enjoy...
Lovely to see all you learning Jackson, Carl, Jerry and Ava. Today Room 22 has writers, artists, readers, mathematicians, scientists, people creating space helmets, rockets and forts. Keep shining everyone!
ReplyDeleteThat writing is excellent, Jackson. Well done.
ReplyDeleteCaptain Underpants is a fun character to write about.
Talking Tom sounds interesting Jerry.
You will be a super mathematician by the end of the lockdown Ava.
Super building Samuel.
Harry Potter is one of my favourite characters too Frida!
I love watching the Incredibles movie too Emme.
Aurora is such a beautiful singer. She is one of my favourite princesses.
A description of a game character Kiyaan. Great job.
We watched Frozen 2 recently. I liked it but the first one is still my favourite.
From Mrs Burge
Thanks for sharing your amazing learning Room 22. Have you thought about entering the Earth Day competition on the Enviro blog?
ReplyDeleteOlivia I am definitely going to do your science experiment with my own children. Thanks for the clear instructions!
I have really enjoyed reading about your favourite characters Room 22. Your choices are really interesting, your writing informative and the illustrations so detailed. Well done! Lots of you have been trying out some science experiments too. I liked the instruction Olivia shared for a new experiment to try. We'll have to get our thinking-caps on to figure out why it happens.
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