My Holiday to Butterfly Creek By Jessie-Lee

My Holiday to Butterfly Creek on Saturday me and my sister Leilani we went to Butterfly Creek 

it was so fun I feed the goats and this man called James he took me and my sister Leilani to see the Crocodile's and that was fun to see the Crocodile's and James he feed the Crocodile's.

By Jessie Lee 

Production Information By Jessie

My Art Reflection By Jessie

 Art: Reflecting on my Painting

1. Are you pleased with your painting? why / why not?

I am proud of my painting because I like the colour I choose and how neat my work is.

2. What did you find easy when you created your painting?

It was easy because I was painting in squares using different shapes of pink and red.

3. What part did you find tricky when you were creating your painting? -think about painting, ruling up the grid, measuring, using the co-ordinates, etc.

The thing that I found tricky was when I did the ruling  up the grid because it was hard measuring out the correct lines.

4. Who / What helped you when you were painting?

Miss Paton and Miss Nichol showed me what I needed to do and Yvette helped me to rule my lines correctly.

5. What would you do differently next time? Think about: colours, painting, ruling up, etc.

The thing I will do differently is taking my time  painting my lines straight.

6. What frustrated you when you created your painting?

The thing that frustrated me the most was all the noise my class was making while I was trying to concentrate.

Jessie's speech on: Should children be allowed on Facebook?

I believe that children should not be allowed a Facebook account. Facebook claims to have more than 7.5 million children the age of 13 on this social network site. According to research reports 5 million of those are children 10 year and under, with such a large number of children issues like cyber bullying, lack of parental supervision this has become a serious problem.

Young children having a Facebook account raises serious concerns of cyber bullying. Children can be silly and naughty and pick on each other and say mean stuff to one another, they can also swear and say rude stuff about one another. Most children think this is okay because they won’t get in trouble, but their teacher could easily find out what they are doing. This is why facebook is a huge form of bullying, and young children should be protected from it.

Parents aren't always able to supervise their child while they are on the internet. If your child has a Facebook account they are suppose to be 13 years and over. Children are unaware of how dangerous the internet can be, children may accidently give away personal information to prey. It is impossible to protect children from everything that happens on the internet.

Letting your young child have a Facebook account takes away their ability to focus. For example if school children were allowed a Facebook account they might go on it when they're not allowed too would get in trouble from their teacher if they did that in class time. Your friends you are sitting next to could tell on you if they saw you on Facebook. This is why I believe children shouldn’t be allowed on Facebook.

When you are 13 then you can have a Facebook account. I reckon all children should wait until they old enough to have a Facebook account.

Jessie's Comic Life Poster on World War 2

I learnt how to upload pictures on to comic life and how to change fonts and decorate the page with colours. I think comic life is creative and fun.

Yvette and Jessie's presentation on World War 2

This is Yvette and Jessie's presentation on world war 2. I learnt that around 70 million soldiers died in World War 2.

Jessie enjoys seeing Toddy

Jessie had a great time when she saw Toddy. She had so much fun patting him, giving him special dog treats and playing fetch with the ball. Check out her recount.

Jessie's letter to Santa

Jessie has had a busy year with school and always completes her work within the set time. She certainly deserves something from Santa.

Jessie's 3D Flowers

Check out Jessie's 3D flowers. They look very bright and look lovely against the black paper.

Meet the Yellow Team Cast

This is Mia from the Yellow Team. She was team leader and model for her team. In her team there is: Howard, MacKenzie, Jessie, Loisi and Tiare. Today she is wearing a vibrant spring daffodil skirt, hat, necklace, matching arm and leg bands. She is all dolled up for Spring. If you think Mia's team should win, then cast your votes.

Jessie visits the Fire Station

Jessie had a great time being shown round the fire station. She loved having a turn squirting water up high towards the tower. Check out her recount.

Mia, Loisi, Jessie and Tiare skip counting in 2's

Have you always wanted to know how to skip count? Check out Mia, Loisi, Jessie and Tiare skip counting in 2's up to 20.

Jessie's senses poem on the colour orange

Jessie thinks orange looks like fire and juice. Check out her poem.

Jessie's Blue Poem

Blue is a colour that makes Jessie happy. Find out more about the colour blue from Jessie.

Jessie's Green Pea Haiku Poem

Check out Jessie's green Haiku poem.

Jessie's Yellow Poem

This week we have been writing Haiku Poems on the colour yellow. A Haiku is a poem that orginates from Japan and is set like this:

1st line: 5 syllables
2nd line: 7 syllables
3rd line: 5 syllables

Check out Jessie's Daffodil Haiku Poem

Jessie's shares her knowledge on Place Value

raToday Jessie had to make 16 using the ice block sticks to make one group of ten and 6 ones. Check out her movie.

Jessie's Red Poem

Learn how Jessie describes the colour red in her senses poem.

Jessie's Holiday

Jessie had an exciting holiday. She went to the Waiwera Hot Pools. Find out the pools she went in.

Jessie's letter of complaint

Jessie (Baby Bear) is not impressed with Goldilocks at all. She broke into her parents home and broke her favourite and most comfortable chair. Check out her letter of complaint.