Another favourite song from the very talented Room 14 singers!
This blog was maintained by Helen King during the time she taught at Pt England School. There will be no further posts and comments have been disabled.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
O 4 Awesome!
We're having fun learning lyrics to some of our favourite songs. We thought we'd share them with you in an interesting way.
Friday, September 17, 2010
Fun at the Disco
As waiting patiently for the bell to go, we rushed out the door while everyone sprinted like a cheetah. Jumping up and down, I hurried myself to get inside the disco but I couldn't because people were in line. As I made it through I was so amazed. Looking around, lights flash into my eyes. It look like I was going to cry. But suddenly I could feel the funky moves in my feet and I went so crazy. I jumped every where on the floor, screaming and laughing I went all over the place. I couldn't stop myself. As the disco finished I was so glad to see my friends laughing too.
The cool Disco
As soon as the bell rang for lunch we all ran to the hall in a line, waiting to go inside the hall for the talk like a pirate disco. Happily I strolled inside looking for my Friends to come and dance. It was so fun that I was going mental dancing all around the hall. During the song the Seniors paused the music and did a cat walk competition. Miss King announced that year 1 and 2 is first, so I waited patiently. After the cat walking for the year 1 and 2 the cool songs was played again. It was really fun!
Plundering Pirates
Just as we thought we could settle down to work - after our cool assembly, in walked a band of plundering pirates all set to steal our hard earned treasure! Whatever shall we do!!!!????
Talk Like a Pirate Day
What a great way to celebrate all things marine, with a Pirate Day celebration. As usual Pt England School gets right in behind with dress ups, songs and all round hilarity!
Our assembly this morning was a little different - but we think pretty fun!
Thursday, September 2, 2010
The sticky, icky jelly
We chose an Ajective, a Verb, and an Adverb and we made up our own Noun to make 3 diffrent sentences with the same words and the same meaning. This is how it turned out to be.
The sticky jelly was spilled roughly on the ground. As the sticky jelly was deliverd it roughly spilled on the ground. Roughly spilling on the ground, the sticky jelly was allover the carpet.
The sticky jelly was spilled roughly on the ground. As the sticky jelly was deliverd it roughly spilled on the ground. Roughly spilling on the ground, the sticky jelly was allover the carpet.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
The Adventure of Sir Francis Drake
Sir Francis Drake was a strong, brave, yet not very nice man. However, he was a fantastic sailor. He was born in England and was encouraged by the Queen to circumnavigate the globe in his ship the Golden Hinde. During his voyage he stopped for spices, treasures, slaves and he also stopped for battles. It was a long adventure - nearly three years before he got back to England and gave to the Queen the goods that he had found.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)