Happy Fathers Day

We made special pictures for our E6 Dads today because on Sunday in New Zealand we are celebrating Fathers Day.  

We thought about what our Dads are special and super at.  We had to tell our buddy why we thought our Dad was so super.

Then we wrote a special story about our Superhero Dads.  We took them home today to give to our Dads for Fathers Day.  

Come and see our fantastic art work.  

My Dad is my hero because he builds me lego towers.

by Ashton

My Dad is my hero because he takes me to the movies and buys me popcorn.

by Sylvia

My Dad is my hero because makes me Ironman lego and plays iPad games with me.

by Jerry

My Dad is my hero because he reads me stories.

by Sandy

My Dad is my hero because he plays catch with me and my green dog.

by Joshua

My Dad is my hero because he buys cool toys for me.

by Jeven

 My Dad is my hero because when I fell off the front steps he gave me a hug until I felt better.

by Megan

My Dad is my hero because he helps me learn to ride my bike with no training wheels.

by Taylor

My Dad is my hero because he can lift me off the ground with his legs.

by Rohan

 

My Dad is my hero because he pushes me really high on the swing at the park.

by Anika

My Dad is my hero because he reads me stories with a funny voice.

by Charlotte

 My Dad is my hero because makes me fantastic tasty chocolate cakes for me to eat at school.

by Eva

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My Dad is my hero because he takes me to rugby on Thursdays and Saturdays.

by Kingston

My Dad is my hero because he builds lego police stations for me.

by Sriraj

Happy Fathers Day

to all our E6 Super Dads!

How many Letters are in our Names?

We have been learning about collecting and sorting information.  Today we found out in E6 how many letters are in our names.  Mrs Cooper showed us how to display what we found out on a pictograph.

A pictograph is a fun way to show the information we collected. 

We found out that 6 children have 5 letters in their name.

We found out that 1 child  has only 3 letters in their name.

We found out that 1 child has 9 letters in their name! 
Most children in E6 have 5 or 6 letters in their name.

We had a go at printing our names.  We tried our very best to write lovely letter shapes.  We are learning to hold the pencil correctly, and to form the letters correctly.  It is really tricky but we love a challenge.  
Next Mrs Graham wrote the letters in our name on coloured card.  We had to cut and glue the letters down in the correct order.  Have a look at our wonderful work!

How many letters are in our name? - slideshow