TERM 2 Week 1

23-27th April

Monday 23rd April 2012 23.4.12Rāhina 23rd Paenga-whāwhā

R.U.NFitnessMaths - StatsWriting – HolidaysMORNING TEAInquiry – ANZAC DayTe Reo - ClothesLUNCHInquiry – ANZAC contLIBRARY

ANZAC

Australia New Zealand Army Corp

1. What does ANZAC Day mean to you and your family?

2. Why is it important to celebrate/remember ANZAC day? Give reasons!

Tuesday 24th April 2012 24.4.12Rātu 24th Paenga-whāwhā

R.U.NTECHNOLOGYMorning TeaDEAR 5Inquiry – ANZACMaths – STATSLUNCHInquiry – ANZAC continuedPE Skills

Thursday 25th April 2012 25.4.12Rāmere 25th Paenga-whāwhā

R.U.NFitnessMaths – MM2 pg 241 Ex 10 & 7Writing - PersuasiveMORNING TEADEAR 5Inquiry - ANZACHall TimeLUNCHInquiry - ANZACMusic Room

Friday 27th April 2012 27.4.12Rāmere 27th Paenga-whāwhā

R.U.N

Maths

Inquiry – ANZAC finishing activities

MORNING TEA

Team Assembly

Team Hall Games

LUNCH

INQUIRY TERM 1 Presentations

FOR THE FALLEN

They shall not grow old

As we that are left grow old

Age shall not weary them

Nor the years condemn

At the going down of the sun

And in the morning

We will remember them

LEST WE FORGET

Persuasive WritingShould ANZAC Day be a public holiday?

YES! WHY? NO! WHY?

Families have a day to remember their lost ones•We can remember what they died for•You get a day off•Special time to go to memorials/ statues•We can learn more by TV coverage•You can attend dawn ceremonies – see past soldiers•Can travel to attend services•Spend time at home remembering - baking

Day less of education•We could learn more by been at school for the day•Shops are closed until 1pm•MOST people don’t attend ceremonies or services anyway!•You have to look after your child rather than them going to school• So kids don’t have to go to services

Friday 26th April 2012 26.4.12Rāpare 26th Paenga-whāwhā

R.U.NMathsWritingMorning TeaDEAR 5Team AssemblyTeam GameLUNCHInquiry – Term 1 Presentations

Rāhina 23rd Paenga-whāwhā Clothes - Kākahu

Taraū – pants/trousers * taraū kahurangiTaraū poto - shortsHāte – T shirt * He pai te hāte whero ki au Hū - shoes Panekoti – skirt/ dress Pōtae - hat * He pai ngā hū kowhai ki au Koti – jacket/coat Tōkena - socks Hingareti – singlet * He pai ēnei kākahu ki au

YOUR ANZAC DICTIONARY

Poppy: * Remembrance Day Gallipoli * Armistice Day RSA * WW1 Half mast * War Heroes * Trenches Medals * Dog tags Memorial * Marching Wreaths * Soldiers

NOW choose 5 of your own

STATISTICS - DATA Birthday monthsJanuary February 1B, 2GMarch 1B, 2GApril 1B, 1GMay 2B, 1GJune 3B, July 1GAugust September 3B, October 1GNovember 1B, 3GDecember 1B, 2G

MM2 Pg 239 Ex8&11

Favourite SportsNetball 8Basketball 4Tennis 2Rugby 2League 2Other 8 Favourite Cereal

Weetbix 5Cornflakes Honey Puffs 1Nutrigrain 14Coco Pops 6

Room 2Boys 13Girls 14

Travel to SchoolBike 1B, 5GScooter 4B, Walk 2B, 3GCar 3B, 1G Bus 4B, 2G