Thursday, 31 October 2013
Monday, 28 October 2013
Follow the link to find ways that you can save electricity at home...
EECA - Simple ways to save electricity on your energy bill.
EECA - Simple ways to save electricity on your energy bill.
Sunday, 27 October 2013
Talk by Heidi from EECA
When Heidi came in she told us where
she worked, which was an energy efficiency company (EECA). Then she told us that we should swap our light-bulbs to the modern ones because the old
ones use a lot more energy than the modern ones. They are also a lot cheaper to
run a year. The bulbs are now $5.00 but the old ones cost $25.00. But if you are
going to buy one you should buy one that says energy star on it.
There are also energy vampires that
just sit in heaters and waste electricity. Energy vampires are the lights on
heaters that waste electricity. So turn things off at the wall. Matai and Kahikatea did a spot the difference
of ways to save electricity in your house. On one side they were saving electricity.
If you have a sticker on your washing machine or fridge the stars that are
coloured in means it is more efficient.
Thursday, 24 October 2013
Blogging made simple
Here is a link to a great video that explains blogging - maybe members of the class would like to set up their own blogs too (With their parent's permission of course).
Click on this link to find out more!
Click on this link to find out more!
Tuesday, 15 October 2013
A visitor to the class
Today Matai and Kahikatea met someone awesome called Zach Rissel.
Zach works at the Wellington city council. He grew up in California but now lives in Wellington.
Greenhouse gases are sometimes good and sometimes bad for our planet.
In your houses if you have mold you should turn on a fan or open a window because if cold wet air comes in and stays there it will create mold.
He helps people make their houses warmer.
He also told us about the highest usage of electricity in the home. People mostly use it for:
1. Hot water
2.Heating
If you want to save electricity turn down your hot water cylinder , use L.E.D Light bulb (sadly it costs more but it does use less electricity). This has helped us to collect information about how we can save more electricity at school.
By Seraphine and Amy.
Monday, 14 October 2013
Imitation poetry based on the rose
Pencil sharpener.
Speedy pencil sharpener
Speedy pencil sharpener lying on the desk.
Speedy pencil sharpener with a twirling blade lying on
a messy desk.
Speedy pencil sharpener with a twirling blade and scattered shavings lying on a messy desk.
Speedy and twirling pencil sharpener.
The pencil sharpener.
By Sabine and Monty
Cat.
Tabby cat.
Tabby cat eating pie.
Tabby cat with fluffy fur eating salmon pie.
Tabby cat with fluffy fur and killer claws eating salmon pie.
Tabby cat with fluffy fur and killer claws eating salmon pie, taking over the world.
The fluffy killer cat.
The cat.
By Nicholas and Isobel
Cat.
Tabby cat.
Tabby cat eating pie.
Tabby cat with fluffy fur eating salmon pie.
Tabby cat with fluffy fur and killer claws eating salmon pie.
Tabby cat with fluffy fur and killer claws eating salmon pie, taking over the world.
The fluffy killer cat.
The cat.
By Nicholas and Isobel
Thursday, 3 October 2013
I hope that everyone is having a nice relaxing break and getting up to all sorts of adventures.
We hope you are enjoying the new blog with all the great work done by our students. They have had a very busy couple of weeks to end the term.
Early next term we will be sending home a term letter and Year 4 students will be bringing home a puberty notice regarding community information evening (22nd October 6:30pm).
Enjoy the final week of your holidays and see you back refreshed and ready to roll on October 14th.
Nga mihi
Keith
We hope you are enjoying the new blog with all the great work done by our students. They have had a very busy couple of weeks to end the term.
Early next term we will be sending home a term letter and Year 4 students will be bringing home a puberty notice regarding community information evening (22nd October 6:30pm).
Enjoy the final week of your holidays and see you back refreshed and ready to roll on October 14th.
Nga mihi
Keith
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