Room 27 and 12 will be hosting the assembly in Week 5, 13th November. Our theme is Remembrance Day and we ask all students to come to school on that day dressed in black pants, jeans or leggings and a plain white t-shirt. All students will need to bring normal school uniform to change into after the assembly. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. The assembly will start promptly at 8.45am, we hope you can make it!
It is that time of the semester again! Super Scientist is back and
it is time to start preparing. The students are asked to present a science
concept within the Biological Science
area through the use of PowerPoint or a poster / chart. The presentations will be held in week four and we ask that they show their interest in this topic by
demonstrating a clear understanding and depth of their chosen presentation. The
presentation must be no longer than five minutes and no shorter than two
minutes. Students will also be assessed on their speaking skills such as eye
contact, body language and voice projection.
There will be a timetable provided under the Motivational Work for term
four in the coming days. We are very excited to see
what the students will deliver.
In Week 6 Wattle Grove Primary School celebrated Book Week. This year the theme was 'Curious Creatures, Wild Minds'. It was fantastic to see so many students dressing up, showing their love for reading! A big thank you to the parents who helped their children look so fantastic.
In Week 2, Wattle Grove Primary School celebrated NAIDOC Week. With the COVID-19 restrictions easing, we were finally able to meet with our buddies in Room 7 for the first time. Room 27 were so excited to meet and get to know their Pre-primary and Year 1 buddies and what a better way than to join together to celebrate NAIDOC Week. We started the afternoon by reading the dreamtime story ‘The Rainbow Serpent’. We then created our own giant rainbow serpent by splitting up into our buddy pairs and dot painting a part of its body. When the body pieces were dry, we stuck them together to create one big rainbow serpent. While students waited for their turn to dot paint, they coloured in boomerangs and got to know their buddies. Miss Ryan and I were extremely impressed with the wonderful job room 27 did guiding and assisting their Pre-primary and Year 1 buddy to complete these activities. We can’t wait to meet up with Room 7 again.
Awesome job Room 27!
Dear Parents,
In Week 5, we are asking students to recite a poem to their peers. This could be a poem they have written themselves. It would be good if the student could recite the poem from memory. The timetable for the Room 27 poetry recital in week 5 is below:
In Week 4, students will ONLY have SPELLING homework to complete so they can rehearse their poem. The Maths and Reading homework are optional.
Each recital should be no longer than 2 minutes. Children will need to focus on their voice and expression, movement, action and enthusiasm. Props and sound effects can also be used.
If you have any questions about the poetry recital, please come and see us.
Kind regards,
Miss McKercher and Ms Martin.
This year’s dance party was a little different with the absence of parents, but that didn’t stop Room 27 from giving it their all and dancin...
