Friday, September 30, 2011

Water, WAter by Tom M

Water, water in the sky,
When will you come down to me so i don’t die?
Water, water in the pool,
You are all over me.
Water, water in a glass,
Where will you go next?
Water, water in the sea,
Why are you so salty?
Water, water in the gutter,
Why are you so dirty?
Water, water you are so important to me.
Without you, where would we be?

The Reverse Key

Mary Jane and Mahele used The Reverse Key to think 'outside the box'.

The Storm by Mattew

'A Little Drop of Water' by Thomas

This story by Thomas tells the story of a little drop of water who travels through the water cycle. Listen to his adventures.

Felix's Water Cycle Animation



Music: 'Just Add Water' by Tim Finn, Bic Runga and Dave Dobbyn

Bryn's Water Cycle Animation



Bryn created this animation using Kid Pix and he composed the music himself in GarageBand!

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Geoff's Journey By Lucy, Georgia and Ariana

Follow Geoff-the-water-drop's journey round and round the water cycle as he travels through time and space!

Filo and Jackson's Water Rap

Listen to Filo and Jackson's rap about water. Our relationship with water can be positive and negative!

Filo and Jackson's Water Rap from Room 11 on Vimeo.


Written and filmed by Jackson and Filo

Saturday, August 13, 2011

We LOVE this song in Room 11!



Thursday, August 11, 2011

Monday, July 11, 2011

Persuasive letter: Fairtrade bananas

To the owner of Foodtown Grey Lynn,

Can you please sell Fairtrade  bananas, because we want to help make a change for the people who produce these yummy, delicious, fantastic bananas. You have no idea how much time they put in to growing and picking these bananas. These farmers get only 2c each for each bunch sold and they cannot put their children in school to get a good education. They also cannot afford to buy their food and have a safe, comfortable environment in their home.

 If people see that there are stickers on the bananas with a sign that says Fair trade it means more money goes towards the producers. On the stickers it will say that it guarantees a better deal for the third world producers. There is only one certain mark and it looks like the one on the side. The bananas that we want you to sell are All Good Bananas.

The price for a normal bunch of bananas is usually around $2.99 but with All Good Fair trade bananas the price is around $3.99 for an extraordinary bunch. When someone buys a bunch of Fairtrade bananas it can instantly help the third world countries, producers and the people in poverty.
You can change the lives of millions of farmers, workers and their families by choosing to eat, drink or wear products with the Fair trade mark on it. By selling these bananas to people in the Grey Lynn community, we can ALL help poverty stricken banana farmers.

From Mary Jane and Mahele