Tuesday, 25 July 2017

Fidget Letters


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Room 18 wrote persuasive letters to Mrs Driver about Fidget Spinners and our school's ban on them.



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Sunnyhills School
Pakuranga

22 June 2017
Dear Mrs Driver
Our class has been discussing about whether fidget spinners should be kept at school or not.

I agree with the rule and understand why fidget spinners should be banned.

Firstly, we come to school to learn, right? We are not supposed to distract other student’s learning. We can always play with them as much as we want while we are at home.

Secondly, nobody likes to lose things. Fidget spinners could get lost at school and we don’t want to go home with tears.

Thirdly, we might get injured due to fidget spinner’s fast speed.

Last of all, kids that don’t have them will be left out and might bug their parents to buy them one.

There is no reason why fidget spinners should be kept at school. However, if  any student have been told by a doctor that he/she really needs a fidget spinner for concentration or any other purposes, then they could go to a teacher to ask for permission to bring it.

Thank you for banning fidget spinners.

From
Grace
Room 18



Sunnyhills School
Pakuranga

22 June 2017

Dear Mrs Driver,

I disagree with the rule that fidget spinners are banned at school because some kids need them to concentrate.
We probably could have fidget spinners at school if there were strict rules about when we could use them.
We could have fidget spinners at school if we weren't silly with them. When we were bored at lunch time we would have something to do. When our friends run away from us at lunch time we  have something to do or play with.

From Olivia ThomasImage result for rainbow galaxy fidget spinners
Rm 18





Sunnyhills School
Pakuranga

22 June 2017

Dear Mrs Driver

I agree with the rule no fidget spinners allowed in the school because they could get lost or stolen. Everyone might argue over them  or get hurt.

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Pippa
Room 18



Sunnyhills School
Pakuranga

22 June 2017

Dear Mrs Driver

I agree with you that we should not have fidget spinners because…firstly some fidget spinners are valuable so if they drop they could easily break. Also, people could have fights with them.They can get too addicting and people might not listen to their teachers when they're explaining something.They can hurt other people.
People might tease others saying that their one is better.
They could get rusty and fall apart. Some people might not have one and some people might and they could also tease them about that.

From Tait
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Thursday, 6 July 2017

Congratulations to Seb


Congratulations on being presented with the Principal's Award Certificate today. You have made excellent progress with your learning, especially in Mathematics!



Monday, 3 July 2017

Our Amazing Taniwha Art

Come along to Sunnyhills School's ARTraction and view all our attractive artwork.
When: Wednesday 5 and Thursday 6 July
Where: In the Hall




Thursday, 29 June 2017

Catherine's Family Treasure

Catherine showed us her Great Grandmother Marjorie Gordon's gold locket. Inside the locket are photos of her grandparents. These would be Catherine's Great-Great-Great Grandparents!

Wednesday, 28 June 2017

Ceska's Family Treasures


In Room 18 we have been sharing our Family Treasures as part of our topic study: Many Cultures One Land.
Here is Ceska with her Great Grandmother's pot for her jewellery. Her Great Grandmother lived in Croatia.




Thursday, 15 June 2017

Congratulations to our Super Stars, Ashton, Brendon, Carter and Sebastian!

Ashton...for awesome effort with Reading and for trying hard to do his best with all work

Brendon...excellent effort with his narrative writing-A Desert Island

Carter...for working to do his very best with his work 

Sebastian...for producing his work to a high standard

Our Assembly


Today it was Room 18's turn to present the Middle School Assembly. Grace and Khan capably led us. The class recited their Taniwha poem, sang "I Saw a Taniwha"  and showed off their Taniwha art work which they had created with Ms Maloni. 
Well done everyone!