Thursday, June 25, 2015
Thursday, June 11, 2015
Keeping our wind trap clean
D3's inquiry question is...
How can we improve and sustain a healthy school environment?
We decided to interview two important people in our school, Mr Eley and Miss Capstick about current issues in our school. We also asked them what they do to keep our school healthy. They do many helpful things around our school!
We found out that a current issue in our school is RUBBISH! We wanted to take action...
How can we improve and sustain a healthy school environment?
We decided to interview two important people in our school, Mr Eley and Miss Capstick about current issues in our school. We also asked them what they do to keep our school healthy. They do many helpful things around our school!
We found out that a current issue in our school is RUBBISH! We wanted to take action...
A
current issue in our school is rubbish because it is flowing from the streets
and from around the school to D block and is getting trapped outside our classroom because we
have a wind trap.
Our
solution is that we are having a class sweeping roster for in the morning and
afternoon. There are two sweepers and one person shovels up the rubbish.
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
D3's World Environment Day
D3 celebrated World Environment Day by coming up with individual pledges to look after our environment. A pledge is a promise.
D3 came up with some of these pledges...
I pledge to:
Our class pledges to do our part to protect the environment and work toward a healthier Earth for future generations.
Have a look at our awesome work that we did with Mrs Sole
D3 came up with some of these pledges...
I pledge to:
- use a bucket to collect rain water to water the gardens
- give my old toys away to other people, instead of throwing them away
- turn off the light when I leave the room to save power
- have shorter showers to save water and money
- keep rubbish in my pocket until I find a bin
- put rubbish in the right bin
- reuse materials
- turn of the tap while I'm brushing my teeth
- make sure I turn the tap off properly
Our class pledges to do our part to protect the environment and work toward a healthier Earth for future generations.
Have a look at our awesome work that we did with Mrs Sole
Hareruia
D3 have learnt a new waiata this term called "Hareruia". We love singing a waiata every day for our morning routinte.
Mrs Salim and Mrs Sole think we sound beautiful!
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