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Showing posts with label Jasmine. Show all posts

14 November 2008

E3's Castles

This week we have made Middle Age Castles. We had three days to make them and brought the supplies in from our homes. We could either work individually, in pairs or in groups of three. The castle had to be smaller than the size of our desks and on it it had to have an outerwall, an inner wall, a keep, drawbridge, portcullis, a moat, courtyard, turrets, a battlement area, a flag, gatehouse and two moving parts.

We learnt a few things about safety:
1) When using hot glue guns be careful to watch what your doing, and don't glue near your hands to prevent burns.
2) When using Stanley knives we have to cut away from yourself and other people.

This is what the final results looked like:

26 September 2008

Bluey's Tail

Bluey (our blue tongue lizard) has finally dropped his tail. The tail had been attacked by his siblings and was slowly healing. We were praying that the dead part would drop off and the tail would heal up.
Here is a picture of what his tail is like now.

22 July 2008

E3's Fundraising Bake Sale



Dear Parents/Caregivers, of Bethlehem College

E3 is having a Bake Sale
so that we can fundraise for a blue tongue lizard for a class pet. Can you please help us?
Your child will inform you of what the class would like you to bake.

The Cake Sale will be held on Friday 1st of August (Week 2).
Please bring your baking on the morning of the Bake Sale.

Thank you for your support.
Blue Tongue Lizard Organising Committee

27 June 2008

Blue Tongue Lizard

There has been one mistake with this post, Blue Tongue Lizards tails DO fall off as a defence mechanism.

10 April 2008

Our National Anthem

E3 has sang and recorded the New Zealand National Anthem so that we could share it with our friends overseas. We have recorded this version in Maori.

Mrs Jane's Class = Jakarta, Indonesia
Mrs Cofino's ESL Class = Bangkok, Thailand

Push the play button (arrow) on the Animoto slideshow below to listen and view it (you may have to wait while it buffers - be patient).