Mahi Kainga - Week 11 Winner - Alana - Letter P
Monday, 8 August 2011
AIMS Games
3 people in our class have been chosen to participate in the NZCT AIMS Games, Matt, Bradley and Kaylee M. The AIMS Games is a yearly event to invite schools from all over NEW Zealand to enjoy and compete in all types of sports.
We interviewed them to see how they felt:
HOPE YOU ENJOY!!!!!!!!!!!!
We interviewed them to see how they felt:
HOPE YOU ENJOY!!!!!!!!!!!!
Friday, 15 July 2011
CROSS COUNTRY HIGHLIGHTS
Sit back and enjoy this movie of the Kahikatea Cross Crunchy highlights 2011
Tuesday, 12 July 2011
11 Flags...
Yay, we have collected 11 flags as of today. It's exciting to think that people from Korea, France, USA, England, Brazil, Fiji, Canada, Myanmar, Australia and Poland have visited our blog in the last couple of weeks. Why are they looking at our blog? and How did they find it?
Do you know someone in another country you could send an email with a link to our blog on it?
Do you know someone in another country you could send an email with a link to our blog on it?
Thursday, 7 July 2011
Tauranga Intermediate x-country
Tauranga Intermediate School had a cross country on the 1st of July. Every house and class participated. The track was 3 kilometers. Every one was really excited and was ready to race! At the end of the day T.I.S had prize giving. Three people from kahikatea house came in the top 3. Which was a really good day for them. The cross country was super hard. At the end everyone was tired. No one in kahikatea house came in the 300s. So well done to KAHIKATEA HOUSE for participating and having a go!
WELL DONE TO EVERYONE WHO PARTICIPATED IN CROSS COUNTRY!!
WELL DONE TO EVERYONE WHO PARTICIPATED IN CROSS COUNTRY!!
Tuesday, 5 July 2011
Sunday, 3 July 2011
Good News!
Good News! The School is Cool Poster Competition date has been extended to the 15th July which is great because we still need more time to finish our posters and take out the iPads. Go! Colour! Win!
Thursday, 30 June 2011
School Cross Country
TIS School Cross Country is on tomorrow Friday 1st of July. The traditional school course has had to be altered because of the heavy drainage work that has been going on down the Fraser St hill. Here is the map of the altered course for this year:
The course is still 3km but sadly due to the course being altered to remove an uphill and a downhill, no records will be recorded this year.
The rough starting times are:
The course is still 3km but sadly due to the course being altered to remove an uphill and a downhill, no records will be recorded this year.
The rough starting times are:
9.00am Year 7 Girls
9.25am Year 7 Boys
9.50am Year 8 Girls
10.15am Year 8 Boys
10.15am Year 8 Boys
Students please bring running shoes to wear and a named water bottle. Parents and supporters are welcome to attend.
Remember that every Kahikatea student's placing is added to our House total and we are trying to achieve the LOWEST overall score for the day to win.
GO KAHIKATEA!
Sunday, 26 June 2011
OUR FLAG COLLECTION
Mrs Mills recently told us that she uses our blog when she is out and about teaching blogging to other classes at TIS, Greenpark and Tauranga Primary.
The weekly bloggers have been doing a great job posting interesting posts. The interviews have been a popular way of getting the voice of our class members.
Well, if you close-up on the revolving globe, you will see lots of green dots from lots of different countries around the world - meaning that we now have an international audience!
I have now installed the flags widget so that we can start our own flag collection. Whenever someone in another country visits our blog, we get their flag in our collection.
So far we have flags from NZ, England and another country?? with a red flag and a blue and white section at the top left (200 points for whoever is first to come tell me what country's flag this is - with proof)
I sent an email to a friend in China with our blog link so that we might be able to get the flag of China. Do you know people in other countries you could email too?
Our goal is to get flags from 20 countries.
The weekly bloggers have been doing a great job posting interesting posts. The interviews have been a popular way of getting the voice of our class members.
Well, if you close-up on the revolving globe, you will see lots of green dots from lots of different countries around the world - meaning that we now have an international audience!
I have now installed the flags widget so that we can start our own flag collection. Whenever someone in another country visits our blog, we get their flag in our collection.
So far we have flags from NZ, England and another country?? with a red flag and a blue and white section at the top left (200 points for whoever is first to come tell me what country's flag this is - with proof)
I sent an email to a friend in China with our blog link so that we might be able to get the flag of China. Do you know people in other countries you could email too?
Our goal is to get flags from 20 countries.
Friday, 24 June 2011
KAHIKATEA social dance
Do you like social dance?
Ravneet: No I hate it
Caprice: Sort of
Bradley: Sort of
Regan: It's all right
Mary: NO
Komal: No way
Kaylee: It's alright
Mr Carlin: LOVE IT
Mr Jefta: love it
Miss Abbot:yes
What is your favourite dance we do?
Ravneet: Line Dance
Caprice: Change Partner
Bradley: Change Partner
Regan: Change Partner
Mary: Change Partner
Komal; Change Partner
Kaylee; Change Partner
Mr Carlin: Change Partner
Mr Jefta:waltz and cha cha
Miss Abbot:cha cha
Do you feel comfortable dancing with a boy/girl?
Ravneet: No
Caprice; Sometimes
Bradley: Sort of
Regan: Yes
Mary: NO
Komal: NO WAY
Kaylee: Not really
Mr Carlin: YES YES YES VERY VERY COMFORTABLE
Mr Jefta:I feel comfortable
Miss Abbot:yes
Are you looking forward to social dance?
Ravneet: No
Caprice: Sort of
Bradley: Sort of
Regan: Yes
Kaylee: Not really
Mary: NO
Komal: NO WAY
Mr Carlin: Can't Wait
Mr Jefta: I am looking forward to social dance it is going to be so fun!!!!!!!!
Miss Abbot: Yeah i love social dance
Which dance do you think is the hardest?
Ravneet: I have only done change partner
Caprice: Line Dance
Bradley: Cha Cha
Regan: Line Dance
Kaylee: Cha Cha
Mary: Cha Cha
Komal: Cha Cha
Mr Carlin:fox trot
Mr Jefta:Jive
Miss Abbot: Waltz
What do you feel like when someone says we are doing social dance after hui?
Ravneet:I feel really nervous and scared
Caprice:No because people don't like dancing with me
Bradley:sad
Regan:I feel like world war 3 is going to begin
Kaylee:OH NO
Komal:Oh my go gosh
Mary:Oh my gosh help me
Mr Carlin:exited
Mr Jefta:exited
Miss Abbot:YAY
Saturday, 18 June 2011
Check out Room 4's Glogster Bio Poems
Room 4 have just finished our Digital Creations technology rotation. We learned heaps and really enjoyed it. Our first activity was to make an interactive Glog page introducing ourselves via a Bio Poem. Here is a pic of Becky's awesome Glog. You can click on the link to go to the actual page and see her poem in action.
See Ravneet's Glogster Bio Poem
See Komal's Glogster Bio Poem
See Mary's Glogster Bio Poem
See Tanzeel's Bio Poem
See Michael's Bio Poem
See Neiwa's Bio Poem
See River's Bio Poem
See Ravneet's Glogster Bio Poem
See Komal's Glogster Bio Poem
See Mary's Glogster Bio Poem
See Tanzeel's Bio Poem
See Michael's Bio Poem
See Neiwa's Bio Poem
See River's Bio Poem
The others are still being uploaded by Whaea Kim.
Friday, 17 June 2011
Science Fair
SCIENCE FAIR BLUES!
This term we have been doing science fair and most people don’t enjoy doing this. We interviewed 6 people to find out what they thought about science fair. 2/6 people enjoy doing science fair but 4/6 people don’t like it at all. Lots of people should enjoy science fair because science is cool. Caprice was the first finished but most people are almost finished. There were 5 questions that we asked to find out how the people felt.
| Matt |
Matt:No
Strauss:Sort of
Kaeleigh:No
How far are you in the science fair?
Matt: printing
Strauss: conclusion
Kaeleigh: results/conclusion
Do you think you will get a medal?
Matt: hopefully
Strauss: no
Kaeleigh: no
Do you think you will go to Rotorua?
Matt: maybe
Strauss: no
Kaeleigh: no
Who do you think will have the best science fair in the class?
Matt: Tanzeel, Kaeleigh, Neiwa
Strauss: Matt
Kaeleigh: Matt, Taylor, Kaylee
Neiwa and Sophie were videoed.

Do you think you will go to Rotorua?
Matt: maybe
Strauss: no
Kaeleigh: no
Who do you think will have the best science fair in the class?
Matt: Tanzeel, Kaeleigh, Neiwa
Strauss: Matt
Kaeleigh: Matt, Taylor, Kaylee
Neiwa and Sophie were videoed.
This is Caprice's science fair. Do you think it is good?
Saturday, 11 June 2011
Friday, 10 June 2011
The death of Rue
We've been reading the hunger games and we've just passed the part where Rue dies. We watched the trailer where Rue dies and we are going to watch the movie when it comes to Cinemas.
We interviewed some people and this is what they said...
Did you enjoy the hunger games trailer?
Taylor: Yes, it looks very interesting.
Neiwa: yes.
Strauss: sort of because it was lovey, dovey.
What would you rate the trailer out of 10?
Taylor: 8 1/2 /10.
Neiwa: 8 1/2 /10.
Strauss: 8/10.
By seeing the trailer do you think the movie would be good?
Taylor:Yes.It looks action packed.
Neiwa: Yes.
Strauss: Lots of action.
Do you think the movie would be the same as the book?
Taylor: No.
Neiwa: Few differences.
Strauss:No.
This is the video of the hunger games trailer...
Enjoy :)
Saturday, 4 June 2011
The Hunger Games
Our class has recently been reading a book called The Hunger Games written by Suzanne Collins.
The Hunger Games are set in a country with 12 different districts.
District one is the capital and they hold The Hunger Games each year.
The main character is Katniss.
The Hunger Games are where two people from each district are chosen to go to the capital to compete in The Hunger Games to fight to the death.
At the reaping for The Hunger Games Katniss's little sister called Prim got chosen for The Games but Katniss goes instead of Prim.
We interviewed four people to see what their opinion was about The Hunger Games and this is what we got.
The Hunger Games are set in a country with 12 different districts.
District one is the capital and they hold The Hunger Games each year.
The main character is Katniss.
The Hunger Games are where two people from each district are chosen to go to the capital to compete in The Hunger Games to fight to the death.
At the reaping for The Hunger Games Katniss's little sister called Prim got chosen for The Games but Katniss goes instead of Prim.
We interviewed four people to see what their opinion was about The Hunger Games and this is what we got.
Saturday, 28 May 2011
YUMMY & COLGATE
Go hard out collecting those Yummy stickers (located on certain apples) and Colgate boxes (any flavour). Not only will we benefit via mountains of sports gear for the sports shed in Room 1, there is a weekly competition between Kahikatea House classes and there are Spirit points for the House with the most. Also, there are 50 group points per Yummy and 100 group points per Colgate in Room 4.
Remind family and friends to look out for these brands if possible (sometimes though they are not on special so when they fit within the budget) and keep the stickers/boxes aside for us.

Friday, 27 May 2011
Production
Production is a huge thing at TIS and lots of people are into it.
At the end of term 2 (week 10) production students will be performing at Bay Court.
Name of production: Who does that?
Who does that? Is all about two boys who come to a city called Follywood then they get stuck in a lie and pretend that they're water gods....
Here are some interviews of some production students from RM4.
What is the part that you play?
Kaeleigh: Prime minister 3
Hannah: Waitress
Taylor: Late party goer
How long have you been acting?
Kaeleigh: Since last year
Hannah: 2 years
Taylor: Just started this term.
Do you have a main part in the Production?
Kaeleigh: Yes
Hannah: No
Taylor: No
Are you enjoying it so far?
Kaeleigh: Yes but it's very busy
Hannah: Yes it is very fun trying on all the costumes
Taylor: Yes it is a good opportunity & it is fun
Will you be nervous when you perform at bay court?
Kaeleigh: Because I have never performed in front of anyone before
Hannah: Probably not because I dont have a very big part
Taylor: Yes because I've never acted in front of lots of people
How is production practice going?
Kaeleigh: good but there are a lot of scenes to go through
Hannah: yes it is going good
Taylor: It's going great and it's really fun
On a rate out of 10 what would you rate the quality of the actors in production?
Kaeleigh: 7 or 8
Hannah: 8/10
Taylor: 9/10
At the end of term 2 (week 10) production students will be performing at Bay Court.
Name of production: Who does that?
Who does that? Is all about two boys who come to a city called Follywood then they get stuck in a lie and pretend that they're water gods....
| Taylor |
| Hannah |
| Kaeleigh |
Here are some interviews of some production students from RM4.
What is the part that you play?
Kaeleigh: Prime minister 3
Hannah: Waitress
Taylor: Late party goer
How long have you been acting?
Kaeleigh: Since last year
Hannah: 2 years
Taylor: Just started this term.
Do you have a main part in the Production?
Kaeleigh: Yes
Hannah: No
Taylor: No
Are you enjoying it so far?
Kaeleigh: Yes but it's very busy
Hannah: Yes it is very fun trying on all the costumes
Taylor: Yes it is a good opportunity & it is fun
Will you be nervous when you perform at bay court?
Kaeleigh: Because I have never performed in front of anyone before
Hannah: Probably not because I dont have a very big part
Taylor: Yes because I've never acted in front of lots of people
How is production practice going?
Kaeleigh: good but there are a lot of scenes to go through
Hannah: yes it is going good
Taylor: It's going great and it's really fun
On a rate out of 10 what would you rate the quality of the actors in production?
Kaeleigh: 7 or 8
Hannah: 8/10
Taylor: 9/10
Monday, 23 May 2011
TIS Cross Country
Here are the current school Cross Country records:
SCHOOL RECORDS
YEAR 7 BOYS 2009 AARON FREDHEIM 10’39
YEAR 7 GIRLS 2008 TEMPANY HUNT 12’04
YEAR 8 BOYS 2009 SCOTT CROASDALE 10’43
YEAR 8 GIRLS 2008 AMY ROBINSON 11’38
Please note, the cross country date has now been changed to Friday 1st July.
Start Times:
9.00am Year 7 Girls
9.25am Year 7 Boys
9.50am Year 8 Girls
10.15am Year 8 Boys
10.15am Year 8 Boys
Students please bring running shoes to wear and a named water bottle. Parents and caregivers are welcome to attend.
Kahikatea's indoor soccer
Games: Rata/ Kahikatea- Kahikatea won 2/1
A group of Kahikatea students trialed for the indoor soccer team. Here are some of the players,
Tanzeel, Christian, Mattew, Mitchell, Zian, Rubin, Keeley, Shawn ( Captain ), Katey ,Tayla, Petra, Daemon, Conrad
Interview
Matthews, Christian and Tanzeel
What position do you play?
Chris: right striker.
Mat: striker.
Tanzeel: mid.
How long have you played soccer for?
Chris: 8 years .
Matt: 8 years.
Tanzeel: 6 years.
A scale out of 10 how would you rate your indoor soccer team skills?
Chris: 8.
Matt: 6.
Tanzeel: 7.
What is your favourite team?
Chris: Manchester.
Matt: Liver pool.
Tanzeel: Barcelona.
Who is your favorite player?
Chris: Christiana Reldo.
Matt : Messi.
Tanzeel: David Sqarez.
Whats your least favourite team?
Chris: Chelsea.
Matt :Chelsea.
Tanzeel: Chelsea.
What team do you play for?
Chris: Blue rovers.
Matt: Blue rover/ bull dogs.
Tanzeel: Waipuna.
Do you have any comments about your game against Rata?
Chris: It went well but we could of been better.
Matt: Mine and Rubin's goal was mean as.
Tanzeel: Rata was running around a lot.
Who do you think will be the toughest house to verse?
Chris: Manuka/Tawa.
Matt: Totara/Tawa.
Tanzeel: Totara.
Times table:
Pool A Pool B
Tawa Kahikatea
Rimu Manuka
Miro Kauri
Matai Totara
Tanekaha Rata
Fixtures
Pool A Pool B
Tawa v Miro - Tues 10 Kahikatea v Rata - Tues 10
Rimu v Matai - Thur 12 Manuka v Kauri - Thur 12
Tanekaha v Miro - Tues 17 Totara v Rata - Tues 17
Tawa v Rimu - Thur 19 Kahikatea v Kauri - Thur 19
Matai v Tanekaha - Tues 24 Manuka v Totara - Tues 24
Miro v Rimu - Thur 26 Rata v Kauri - Thur 26
Tawa v Matai - Tues 31 Kahikatea v Totara - Tues 31
Tanekaha v Rimu - Thur 2 Manuka v Rata - Thur 2
Miro v Matai - Tues 7 Totara v Kauri - Tues 7
Tanekaha v Tawa - Thur 9 Manuka v Kahikatea - Thur 9
Semis - Tues 14
Pool A 1 v Pool B 2
Pool A 2 v Pool B 1
Final - Thur 16
By Neiwa, Alana, Natasha.
Thursday, 19 May 2011
Monday, 16 May 2011
Saturday, 14 May 2011
Science Fair Timeline
Timeline for students | ||
1 | Choose a topic | Week 1 Term 2 Friday 6th May |
2 | Completed Aim and Hypothesis (science) | Week 1 Term 2 Friday 6th May |
3 | Planned how you are going to complete experiments (science)
| Week 2 Term 2 Friday 13th May |
4 | Start experiments (science) | Week 3 Term 2 Monday 16th May |
5 | Experiments (science) completed | Week 5 Term 2 Thursday 2 June |
6 | First draft completed | Week 6 Term 2 Friday 10 June |
8 | All written work, diagrams, tables, graphs, photos, and other graphics completed and checked by the class teacher BEFORE it is attached to the display | Week 7 Term 2 Friday 17 June |
9 | Completed display ready to be marked by teacher | Week 8 Term 2 Thursday 24 June |
10 | Science Fair Week in the hall | Week 11 of Term 2 11th July- 15th July |
11 | Top 120 Science Fair displays in school hall for independent judging | Thursday of Week 11 Term 2. 14th July |
12 | School Science Fair Team selection | Friday of Week 11 Term 2. 15th July |
13 | Regional Science Fair (Rotorua) 2011 | TBA (mid August) |
Thursday, 5 May 2011
MAGNIFICENT MUSIC.
This week Room 4 has been focusing on music with Miss Story. In music we learn ukulele, guitar,keyboard and other percussion instruments. We first started with the ukulele and played 'Hey Soul Sister'.
Than we split into two groups one to guitar and the other went to keyboard. During keyboard we played 'Ode To Joy' by Beethoven and 'Don't Worry'
Than we split into two groups one to guitar and the other went to keyboard. During keyboard we played 'Ode To Joy' by Beethoven and 'Don't Worry'
by the famous Bob Marley.We then joined together and had turns at playing the percussion instruments. We played 'Ode To Joy' and 'Lean On Me'
Thankyou! :)
BY Regan, Hannah and Kaeleigh.
Saturday, 23 April 2011
Check it out
It's been great to see the page view counter going up daily with the number of people who are checking out the Room 4 blog over the holidays. At the time of this post our counter is on
with the TIS Sports Blog in 2nd on 969
and the TIS Food Tech Blog in 1st place and into double-double digits on 1044
Here are some of the great things you can do right now on the Room 4 Blog...
feed the Room 4 fish
check out scans of the amazing homework done by Room 4 students in Term 1 and leave a comment by the one you like best
watch some short vids of the Kahikatea House Swimming Sports Egg & Spoon Race
find all of the helpful links you need to get started on your Science Fair in the holidays (on the right hand side of this page)
and remember you can subscribe by scrolling to the bottom of the main page to receive an email everytime a new post is added
Thanks for visiting!
Monday, 18 April 2011
Want to see Saturn?
Who? Tauranga Astronomical Society Inc
Where? Ferguson Park Observatory, Matua. Located in the Otumoetai Sports & Recreation Club, turn right at the end Tilby Drive.
When? 7:30pm on Tuesday 10th May
As part of the National Primary Science week the Astronomical Society has invited students to come and visit the observatory at night.
If you are interested in Astronomy and you would like to look through a telescope at the night sky, you are welcome to visit the Ferguson Park Observatory in Matua on Tuesday the 10th of May at 7.30pm with Miss C. You will need to arrange your own transport there and home and parents are encouraged to stay as this is not an official school trip.
There will be a 30 minute presentation and opportunity to look through telescopes. Saturn will be prominent at this time. Students will need to bring warm clothing.
Gold coin donation please as each evening is expensive to run and this is a voluntary organisation.
Please note this activity is WEATHER DEPENDENT and requires a clear night sky before the telescopes can be used.
Hope you can come!
Saturday, 16 April 2011
Blogging features we liked
When we looked around at other people's blogs to get ideas, we needed a way to keep a record of the features we thought looked good and might want to put onto our blog.
We took snapshots of those ideas (Command-Shift-4) and put them onto a Keynote mindmap along with a web address so that we could go back and find the features we liked without too much trouble.
We converted our Keynote slides to jpegs and here is a Quicktime movie of our mindmaps.
We took snapshots of those ideas (Command-Shift-4) and put them onto a Keynote mindmap along with a web address so that we could go back and find the features we liked without too much trouble.
We converted our Keynote slides to jpegs and here is a Quicktime movie of our mindmaps.
Friday, 15 April 2011
Science Fair - Holidays
Over the holidays, you are required to prepare for Science Fair by reading through the instruction booklet and deciding on a topic.
You need to have your topic ready to tell me on the first day of Term 2.
Click the hyperlinks to see the Science Fair instruction booklet and a very comprehensive list of Science Fair ideas. (You need a gmail account to access these Google Docs files). You are welcome to print out the instruction booklet and list of ideas at home if you wish.
Click these hyperlinks to see the powerpoint of the Science Fair process and the Technology Science Fair process that we looked at in class. (You need a gmail account to access these Google Docs files).
Click these hyperlinks to see the powerpoint of the Science Fair process and the Technology Science Fair process that we looked at in class. (You need a gmail account to access these Google Docs files).
You can also get these files by going to Mr Marsh's LMS page. To access this, sign into Ourspace, then scroll to the bottom of the screen where it says 'Search Courses'. Enter the word 'science' and click 'go'. Then click on the word 'Science' at the top left.
Original topics are best - avoid cliched topics like 'which bread grows the most mould?', 'which bubble gum grows the biggest bubbles?', 'which baked beans produce the most gas?'. Remember experiments which involve moulds or bacteria or those which would hurt animals or people in any way are not allowed.
Also, the Regional Science Fair has awards and $$$ prizes associated with; engineering, conservation (a number), things Maori, radio, mineral/mining, statistics, flour/baking industry, forestry, horticulture, agriculture, sports, and technology science investigations so you may want to follow one of these lines.
Finally, you will need to buy a 1B5 exercise book which will be your log book for Science Fair.
Finally, you will need to buy a 1B5 exercise book which will be your log book for Science Fair.
Wednesday, 13 April 2011
Tuesday, 12 April 2011
Feed the fish widget
We looked around today for ideas for our class blog on other blogs.
By far the most popular feature we liked was the swimming fish widget!
So, check out the new room 4 fish tank...
By far the most popular feature we liked was the swimming fish widget!
So, check out the new room 4 fish tank...
Monday, 11 April 2011
Ideas for our class blog
The purpose of our blog is to be a cool tool that we can all use to share our class news.
A great way to build an awesome blog is to go and look at other people's blogs and borrow their ideas.
So, it's time for us to look around to get some ideas of what would make a great class blog.
Here are some blog weblinks to start off looking at...
Classroom blogs
http://super7scoopers.edublogs.org/
http://openthedoortob4.blogspot.com/
http://yollisclassblog.blogspot.com/
http://yollis365project.blogspot.com/
A class blog run by the students
A NZ Year 4 class blog
And of course you can check out any of the TIS class blogs on ourspace.
Personal blogs
A kids art skills blog
A 17 year old girl's personal blog about baking
A children's book reviewer blog
Miss C's friend's blog
Also, Google has a special search tool to only search for blogs which is handy if you wish to go looking http://blogsearch.google.com/
You are looking for features you like and think would work on our class blog.
It might be a particular widget or gadget, a layout you like, a heading, a font, an idea for a great blog post, a link, a web 2.0 software tool.
Collect your ideas up as a mind-map on 1 Keynote slide. You should have a screenshot and brief text to explain what it is you like about the feature you have found. Please include a web address. For example:
Success Criteria:
- name on your keynote page
- screenshot of each feature you are including
- introduce us to at least 3 features you'd like to see on our class blog
- your spelling, punctuation and grammar are accurate in your keynote
- exported to the Room 4 server
A great way to build an awesome blog is to go and look at other people's blogs and borrow their ideas.
So, it's time for us to look around to get some ideas of what would make a great class blog.
Here are some blog weblinks to start off looking at...
Classroom blogs
http://super7scoopers.edublogs.org/
http://openthedoortob4.blogspot.com/
http://yollisclassblog.blogspot.com/
http://yollis365project.blogspot.com/
A class blog run by the students
A NZ Year 4 class blog
And of course you can check out any of the TIS class blogs on ourspace.
Personal blogs
A kids art skills blog
A 17 year old girl's personal blog about baking
A children's book reviewer blog
Miss C's friend's blog
Also, Google has a special search tool to only search for blogs which is handy if you wish to go looking http://blogsearch.google.com/
You are looking for features you like and think would work on our class blog.
It might be a particular widget or gadget, a layout you like, a heading, a font, an idea for a great blog post, a link, a web 2.0 software tool.
Collect your ideas up as a mind-map on 1 Keynote slide. You should have a screenshot and brief text to explain what it is you like about the feature you have found. Please include a web address. For example:
Success Criteria:
- name on your keynote page
- screenshot of each feature you are including
- introduce us to at least 3 features you'd like to see on our class blog
- your spelling, punctuation and grammar are accurate in your keynote
- exported to the Room 4 server
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