What’s been happening in Morning Routine!
Here are some photos and slideshows of our morning routine. You can also see what we get up to by visiting our morning routine page!
Read MoreHere are some photos and slideshows of our morning routine. You can also see what we get up to by visiting our morning routine page!
Read MoreYast week as part of our science lessons on Marvelous Microorganisms, we made bread! We have been studying the science of breadmaking and the role of yeast. Here are some photos of the process, we followed this Bread in a Bag recipe! Twenty or so loaves later, we had some issues getting the bread to…
Read MoreAn artwork of the same subject can have many moods… depending on the colours and lights used. The mood can really assist stories, myths and legends. Lighthouses have featured in stories for centuries. They make great artworks. For example, check out these lighthouses! What kind of mood will your lighthouse show?
Read MoreCheck out these great shots of our carnival this year, which 5/6J members can you spot?
Read MoreThis term in ICT we are learning about government. We are even making our own website, see it here – www.56jgovernment.weebly.com. SEE BELOW for some links to videos and activities to do with government and some important things you will find at parliament house. When 5/6J go to Canberra, ACT in Week 10 this term, you…
Read MoreOur first Term 3 Artwork is going to be a Wintry Landscape. Let’s get inspired by the works of artist Caspar David Friedrich. “Winter Landscape” 1811 “Winter Landscape with Church” 1811 “Oak in the Snow” 1827-1828 “Snow Covered Hut” unknown “The Abbey in the Oakwood” 1809-18`10 “Dolmen in the Snow” unknown “Graveyard…
Read MoreA way to determine importance is to work out what is interesting and what is important. When you read articles at this site – kidscyber.com.au they actually write the top 2 or 3 IMPORTANT facts at the beginning of the article. How clever! Choose one of the following articles to read. Decide on the top…
Read MoreIt is important when reading informative texts that we understand why they can include so many text features. Some text features are: Can you fill up your bingo card? Visit the link below to see many online factual texts. Choose one at a time. Record the site on your bingo sheet. Read the article. Colour…
Read MoreSlushies, Slurpees, Frozen Coke, whatever you call it, 5/6J love them! And it would seem so does the rest of the world! But where do all those slushie cups end up? Is there a better design? Should our canteen start bring your own cup, like 7-11 did in America? Can we make the slushie cup…
Read MoreHere are the evidence photos (and one video) of the Mess Scene last week in 5/6J’s classroom. As top Change Scientists, we have to find out what CHANGES have occurred! Who will wear the lab coats and goggles this week? Don’t worry, Miss B didn’t set her skirt on fire! #teacherproblems
Read MoreLast Week our school held its annual Anzac Day Assembly. Last Term Stage 3 were able to attend the Penrith RSL Anzac Service. We attended along with all schools in the Penrith District, and we presented a wreath of homemade poppies. All our students were very respectful, even in the heat and the waiting time….
Read MoreThis was our very first artwork for 2016! Bosco thinks these fruit still life paintings look great, in fact they make him hungry!
Read MoreLast term we completed 3 still life artworks. Our second one was a still life using chalk pastels to create different coloured glass bottles. We did them in really bright colours and use white chalk to make them look see through.They really pop against the black background! What do you think of our bottles?
Read MoreAnother year, another trip to Warragamba Dam! This year Miss B did not attend, but many 5/6J members did. Luckily they got lots of photos so the rest of us didn’t feel like we missed out!
Read More5/6J put in an awesome effort this year for Cross Country. It was even Makayla’s Birthday but that didn’t stop her. Bosco watched from the window and he was so proud. Here are some action shots. Thanks to Zachary for taking a lot of these photos.
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