Karaoke Fun

What's better than singing?
Singing on a road trip with your friends!
Keyana put together the music track and chose the friends that she would love to karaoke with.  We had a lot of fun making this movie and Keyana did a great job selecting the music and putting it all together.

We Know the Way

We love music and we adore performing - so why not combine both. We couldn't see any reason to not spend an hour of our day singing and performing.

Easy Love: Pavilion Style

Team Pavilion has been learning about Key Competencies and how being mindful of what we do can help us learn and achieve better results.
This MTV was put together by the students, choreographed by the students and directed by the students. Not bad for the second week of year 4!

Year 3 Extension MTVs

Year 3 extension made MTVs last week.

They wrote the words, recorded the song and then filmed their movies.

 This is their fist independent MTV.

We can't wait to see more from this talented bunch.

Superheroes

Class 12 has been learning about what it means to work hard, never give up and strive for success in all that we do. We have been talking about it, writing about and even making MTVs about it.

Here is a story written by David:

To be a superhero you have to have a positive attitude and be prepared for action. It is like trying to tackle the challenge and achieve excellence in learning. Work hard at life and succeed.


We then turned our ideas and writing into MTVs.
Here is Justus and Javan's

Share it Maybe

Our favourite part of learning most definitely has to be sharing our creations. Does this song say it all?

My Girl

Pt England Rap Stars

The brief was to write encouraging lyrics for an existing tune that already had an uplifting or motivational chorus.

Room 15 quickly got down to business and wrote some great lyrics and then recorded them on our ipads. Filming the MTV added an extra element of planning and fun to our task.

We hope you enjoy these 2 movies.

Olympic Theme Songs

As a part of our learning about the Olympic Games, we have compared two different Games' songs with the Olympic Ideal promoted by Pierre de Coubertin in 1896. These music videos present what we found out.

I Love Learning

This is our entry for the I Love Learning Competition. Learning is everywhere in our lives.

Road Safety!

We made this as a part of a school wide competition to raise awareness about using the pedestrian crossing.

The Kindness Boomerang

This movie has been made by the kids in our class to highlight some of the ways that we can help in our classroom. We watched a movie on Youtube called "The Kindness Boomerang" and wanted to try it ourselves. We love the idea that kindness comes back to find you after you share it with others.
How do you think we did?

Keep Ya Head Up!

Our first MTV of the year and Miss King had NOTHING to do with it. Mary, Sela, Jordenne, Thea and Iron worked hard together to plan, film and edit this very cool video. We can't wait to see what they come up with next.
Ms T - this post is for you!

School is Too Cool!

How cool is your school? This cool?

Never Say Never

Check out our movie that the MTV Fia Fia Group made with Miss King.

Lepa was the driving force behind choosing the song, drafting storyboards and creating some amazing animations.

It has now been shown at Hoyts Sylvia Park Cinema on the Extreme Screen, on November 11th 2010.

Room14's Got Talent

Another favourite song from the very talented Room 14 singers!

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.

I am making movies Awards

We entered the 'I am making movies' competition, that was run by our Auckland Museum. We won the creative story telling section! This movie is from the Awards evening, held yesterday at the Auckland Museum. You will see here our year 7 Kapahaka group who opened the evening. This is followed by us - the talented Room 14 Actors who were in the winning movie. Thanks to all the fantastic people who helped us with this movie. Click here to watch our movie.

He Tangata, He Tangata, He Tangata

We made this movie as part of a competition for the Auckland Museum. Lots of schools from all over Auckland entered the competition. We were delighted to find out that we had made the finals. We got to go to the awards ceremony at the museum too. Keisha Castle-Hughes even gave out the prizes!
The idea of our movie is that even though technology has changed throughout the years, people are still the most important thing in our lives.
All of us enjoyed making the movie. We were so excited to find out that we had won the most Creative Storytelling category. We think our movie is just AWESOME - What do you think?