Week 3- Monday 1st November to Friday 5th November.

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 Week 3-  Monday 1 November to Friday 5th November.


Hello everyone,

We are back again to give you a peek into  our week of learning.

The highlight of our week was the celebration of the Hindu Festival of Diwali.




Rangoli


Rangoli is an important part of the celebration of Diwali.

This colourful, circular pattern is painted on the doorstep of most Hindu houses as a sign of welcome.

The Rangoli pattern was great to link into  our learning  about symmetry in Geometry.

Here are some of our symmetrical patterns of the Rangoli.







Being creative by composing our own Acrostic poems on Diwali


By Khizir







By Sharayah










By Zeenya

By Adriana


By Arin


Learning some facts about Diwali 
Learning facts about Diwali was very interesting.

By Sharaya


    By Purav

Here are some photos and videos of our Hindu students from Room 25,celebrating Diwali  at home.

Shubh Diwali to all of you.


Here is Vanshika


Sharayah is colouring some rice for the Diyas





 Here is Christabelle celebrating Diwali in her Bubble at school.



Our science experiment of the week was “ Fireworks in a Jar”








Let's end our post with some expressions of Lockdown.

       




 We listened to, and watched "Bucket Filler ".

It inspired us to be a "Bucket filler" during this Lockdown time.


Here are some tips from Adriana.



Do you want to be a "Bucket -filler? ".

Share your ideas with us.

Take care everybody and remember to be kind until we meet up again with our next post.


Comments

  1. AnonymousNovember 8, 2021 at 1:00 PM

    Hi Room 25, My name is pranidhi am from room 23 it"s look like that you guys are celebrating Diwali. I love the rangoli and diya decoration.

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    1. Room 14November 8, 2021 at 3:16 PM

      Thank you very much Pranidhi.

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    2. AnonymousNovember 8, 2021 at 5:46 PM

      Hope you Guys had a great time with Diwali!!
      From Darcy,

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    3. zeenyaDecember 14, 2021 at 7:26 PM

      Hi room 25 just to tell u I had my Covid test yesterday and it is negative had lots of flu wheezing and sneezing I guess I'm better I couldn't come to school cause I was not allowed any way the sweets and decoration looks pretty beautiful

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  2. AnonymousNovember 9, 2021 at 1:46 PM

    Hi Room 14.
    Happy Diwali! Really nice poems, rangolis and fireworks in a jar.
    How long did it take to make the fireworks in a jar?
    Yuvaan rm22 NWS

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  3. Phil @ Ako HikoNovember 9, 2021 at 10:25 PM

    Kia ora Room 25. Wow, you've been so busy. I love the way you linked your maths work to the Rangoli patterns. Ka pai. And your acrostic poems are amazing. I'm really impressed with how you're being creative and sharing your learning with your teacher so that it can go up on here for everyone to see. Keep up the awesome mahi!

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  4. AnonymousNovember 10, 2021 at 1:46 PM

    kia ora room 14. your art skills tell you have been very busy. keep up the amazing work!
    Syed room 23 NWS

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