Showing posts with label Auroa Primary School. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Auroa Primary School. Show all posts

Thursday, 18 May 2017

R3 Modelled in Minecraft!

We've started looking at Measurement and measuring to scale in class. As part of the activities associated with this we've had some of the students modelling our classroom in Minecraft - not as easy as some of the students thought that it might be. These screen shots were provided by Brock from Room Three who worked on the project in his own time...

Left: Room Three as seen from the outside area. Don't worry we have lots of classrooms and other parts of the school around us!


Left: Room Three from the inside - as modelled by Brock from Room Three.  Does this look like the inside of our classroom? What features can you see that are around the classroom? Where is your desk? What has Brock got right and what does he need to adjust?

Saturday, 30 January 2016

We're back for 2016

On Monday 1st of February students from Auroa Primary School will be back in the classroom and we look forward to connecting and hearing from all our friends as we look forward to an amazing year.

If you've been in contact with our class before and wish to do so again please drop us a line we look forward to hearing from you.

If you want to contact Mr Webb directly you can do so at: mwebb@auroa.school.nz

We look forward to hearing from you!

Thursday, 3 July 2014

QR Codes at Auroa Primary School in the Library

At Auroa Primary School, Mrs Kinaston our Librian, has a blog. She's also putting a QR Code on every new book that arrives at Auroa Primary School. She's taking a book review, interview with the author or other related material to do with the book and created a QR Code to match, then sealing it on the books! Eventually every book in the school will be tagged this way and it will be fantastic because everyone will be able to learn more about books. Today Lucille and Dayna created a video showing the use of the Auroa Primary School Library.
QR Codes at Auora Primary School from Myles Webb on Vimeo.
If you want to see what our library looks like, then this tour of the school library was completed by Dayna at the start of the school year - in February.