The Bellbird

Room 5 have been learning about how to describe and we described the bellbird. We had to describe what the bell bird looked like.

The Bellbird

Today Solly and Miro brought a dead bellbird to school, which had got stuck in the radiator belonging to the van, when they were driving to school.  The bellbird’s Maori name is “ Korimako” and the sound it makes is beautiful.

The bellbird has light grey and olive green feathers on its back and on the bellbird’s head,wings and tail it is all dark grey.  Also the length is roughly 16-20  centimetres.  It has a curved grey beak and the beak has blood coming out of it. Finally, the bellbird’s feathers are very soft like a teddy’s fur.

The bellbird is lifeless and its heart has stopped. We are going to bury it down into the ground were it can reconnect with nature.

It was very sad that the bellbird died.

My Book Review

Room 5 is learning how to write a Book Review. We had to write about a book that we have enjoyed reading. My book was called Gizmo by Ellen Miles.

All About Me

This a slide About Me.

Star jumps

  In maths Room 5 has been learning about statistical investigation. Our group did an investigation about how many star jumps Room 5 did in a minute. Here is a slideshow about the aim of the investigation, the description of how we did it and the summary. 

                                                                           

How Many Jumps in a Minute

Room 5 has been learning about Statistical Investigation. In class we had to jump up and down for a minute.  After that we had to make a stem and leaf graph to show how many jumps we could do in a minute. I was very puffed after we jumped for a minute. Here is a drawing about my Statistical Investigation.

My Reading Profile

In class we have been making reading goals and writing about what books we like to read. Here is a drawing showing my reading profile.