Rangitoto - Term 3

Week 9: Move ya' body!

WALT find and learn the meanings of unknown words by seeking explanations in the text or illustrations.

Instructions

1. Read the text, Hip Hop Moves .

2. Complete the task.


Teacher Notes

Hip Hop Moves

By Norman BilbroughSJ Story Library



Task 1

Task 2

Hip Hop Moves, Rangitoto follow up task

Taiaha

By Ian TraffordSJ Story Library




Youtube: Māori TV brothers teach tiaha - Gisborne Herald; 19 Feb 2017.

Week 8: My name is Rez

WALT find and learn the meanings of unknown words by seeking explanations in the text or illustrations.

Instructions

1. Read the text, My name is Rez .

2. Complete the task.

3. Read the text, Guide for inventing sports. This text will help you with your writing tasks over the next 2 weeks.


Teacher Notes

(By Toby Morris)SJ L3 Nov 2017

[ONLINE]



Task 1

Task 2

Week 7: Cooperative vs competitive activities

WALT find and learn the meanings of unknown words by using strategies such as applying our knowledge of how words work or seeking explanations in the text or illustrations.

Focus

This week, we are going to continue looking into sports/activities which are competitive and sports/activities which are cooperative. We are going to begin thinking about how we could create our own competitive or cooperative sport/activity.

Instructions

1. Read the text, Junior Life Savers (by Carmel Reilly and Bill Wood).

2. Read the text, Junior Surf Activity Guide (online).

3. Complete the tasks.

2. Read the text, Join the Shining Stars Ballet School (by Jill McDougall).


Teacher Notes

Junior Life Savers

By Carmel Reilly and Bill Wood[NLD CARD]

[ONLINE]

Join the Shining Stars Ballet School

Jill McDougall[NLD Card]

Task

Rangitoto Follow up Task (Term 3 Week 7)

Week 6: Cooperative vs competitive activities

WALT make and support inferences.

WALT learn a range of vocabulary about competitive vs cooperative activities.

Youtube: Physical, Mental, And Overall Health Benefits Of Regular Exercise - How Exercise Improves Health (Whats up Dude, 7 June 2017)

Focus

This week, we are going to continue looking into sports/activities which are competitive and sports/activities which are cooperative.

Instructions

1. Read the text, Extreme Sports.

2. Complete the Movie making task from last week.

3. Read the text, Staying Fit and Healthy.

4. Read the text, Sports Beginnings.


Teacher Notes

Extreme Sports

By Kate Armstrong[BOOK]

Staying fit and healthy

By Clare Scott[NLD]

Sport's Beginnings

By Mike Dobbie[BOOK]

Task

Extreme sports/ Staying Fit and Healthy Follow up Tasks

Create Task

Movie making task ~Reading~ Rangitoto

Week 5: Cooperative vs competitive activities

WALT make and support inferences.

WALT learn a range of vocabulary about competitive vs cooperative activities.

Youtube: Good teamwork and bad teamwork (Gerrit Maassen van den Brink, 20 October 2013).
Youtube: Physical, Mental, And Overall Health Benefits Of Regular Exercise - How Exercise Improves Health (Whats up Dude, 7 June 2017)

Focus

This week, we are going to continue looking into sports/activities which are competitive and sports/activities which are cooperative.

Instructions

1. Read the text, Dances of the World.

2. Complete the task.

3. Read the texts, Mammoth Hunters and Extreme Sports.






Teacher Notes

Dances of the World

By Heather Hammonds[NLD Card]

Mammoth Hunters

By Susan Griffiths & Peter Townsend[BOOK]

Extreme Sports

By Kate Armstrong[BOOK]

Task

Dances of the World Follow up Task, Rangitoto

Create Task

Movie making task ~Reading~ Rangitoto

Week 4: Cooperative vs competitive activities

WALT make and support inferences.

WALT learn a range of vocabulary about competitive vs cooperative activities.

Focus

This week, we are going to begin looking into sports/activities which are competitive and sports/activities which are cooperative.

Instructions

1. Read the text, In Sync.

2. Work through the two tasks.

3. Read the text, Mammoth Hunters


Teacher Notes

In Sync

By Maggie LillebySJ P3N2, 2006[BOOK]

Mammoth Hunters

By Susan Griffiths & Peter Townsend[BOOK]

Vocabulary Task

Comprehension Task

Week 3: Hauora

WALT make connections between different ideas in texts as well as our prior knowledge.

WALT make and support inferences.

WALT make sense of unknown vocabulary and think of new ways of describing familiar emotions.

Focus

This week, we are going to continue looking at Hauora/ well-being. We are going to think about how being and feeling healthy requires a balance of four things.

Instructions

1. Read the text, Six. Think about how it links to Hauora.

2. Read the text, Best Friends Forever [NLD card].

3. Work through the tasks on google slides.


Teacher Notes

[By Sarah Penwarden, SJL3 May 2016]ONLINE

Best Friends Forever

[By Pamela Rushby and Sarah Davis]NLD Card

[TKI, Online]

[TKI, Online]

Task

Rangitoto follow up tasks

Week 2: Hauora

WALT make connections between different ideas in texts as well as our prior knowledge.

WALT make and support inferences.

WALT make sense of unknown vocabulary and think of new ways of describing familiar emotions.

Focus

This week, we are going to continue looking at Hauora/ well-being. We are going to think about how being and feeling healthy requires a balance of four things.

Instructions

1. Re-watch the video to learn about the four elements of Hauora.

2. Read the text, Bush walk. Think about how it links to Hauora.

2. Read the texts, Well-being, Hauora and Dimensions of Hauora.

3. Work through the three tasks on the google slides.


Teacher Notes

Bush walk

[By Feana Tu'akoi, SJP3N1, 2006]

[TKI, Online]

[TKI, Online]

Create Task

Character emotions task, Rangitoto

Week 1: Hauora

WALT make connections between different ideas in texts as well as our prior knowledge.WALT make and support inferences.WALT learn new vocabulary about our inquiry, Move ya' Body.

Focus


This week, we are going to begin looking at Hauora/ well-being. We are going to think about how being and feeling healthy requires a balance of four things.

Instructions

1. Watch the video to learn about the four elements of Hauora.
2. Read the text, Wero. Think about how it links to Hauora.
2. Read the texts, Well-being, Hauora and Dimensions of Hauora.
3. Create a poster which explains the four elements of Hauora. Make links to Hauora in your life.
Teacher Notes

Wero

[By Andre Ngāpō, SJL3, August 2013]

[TKI, Online]

[TKI, Online]

Create Task