Wednesday, 26 September 2012

Monday, 24 September 2012

'Junk' Construction

Room 7 had a lot of fun constructing things 
made out of objects from the recycle box.
Max made a rocket sword in a scabbard.
It can go through the ground and spear eels for his tea.
(It's on the widowsill on the right, and it's made out of shiny cellophane.)
Matthew made a long train,
Kittie made a mouse house and 
made a cage for his Lego men.


Luke made an Ironman,
O'Hara made a mouse house,
Jasper made a battle station and 
Jessie made a very big bird.
Maybe it is an albatross.
Gracie made a car and Ariana and Bonnie made birds.
Ralph made a house.
Aryan made a train and
Danielle drew a person walking to the park.
Ashlin made a parrot with a beautiful tail and she took it home.
She coloured bubble wrap with vivid markers to make the
parrots tail.

Shake Out



GET READY TO SHAKEOUT!



Time to 2012 ShakeOut:
At 9.26am on Wednesday 26 September [9:26-26:9]*, more than 1.2 million people will participate in the New Zealand ShakeOutearthquake drill, the first ShakeOut drill held nationwide in any country!
Whether you are at home, work or school join in and practice "Drop, Cover and Hold"—the right action to take in an earthquake.

















Check out the official website to find out more.

For Current information about Earthquakes check out
                                                             http://www.geonet.org.nz/

GET READY TO SHAKEOUT!





At 9.26am on Wednesday 26 September [9:26-26:9]*, more than 1.2 million people will participate in the New Zealand ShakeOutearthquake drill, the first ShakeOut drill held nationwide in any country!
Whether you are at home, work or school join in and practice "Drop, Cover and Hold"—the right action to take in an earthquake.

New Zealand Shake Out 9.26am on 26-9-2012

Wednesday Morning

Whether you are at home, work or school join in and practice 

"Drop, Cover and Hold"

—the right action to take in an earthquake.

Check out the official website to find out more.
http://www.shakeout.govt.nz/

Twizel Area School staff and students will be participating in this.