We are the Year 7, Room 10 class at Wattle Grove Primary for 2014. Our class has 17 girls and 10 boys. Most of us have been at Wattle Grove for 5 years or more. Some of us became Student Reps in Term 1 and we have different jobs and responsibilities to conduct on a daily basis. We are looking forward to the school sports carnivals and the end of year school camp at Kalgoorlie.
Thursday, 13 November 2014
Tuesday, 11 November 2014
Year 7 Camp to Kalgoorlie
During week 3 this term, Year 7's had the opportunity to board the Prospector train and head for the goldfields, Kalgoorlie was our destination. We spent 5 full days out in the Goldfields, which included a variety of activities, history and even weather. We experienced a number of seasons within our five days. We had a thunderstorm, rain, wind, heat (36 degrees) and even a couple of cool evenings. But apart from all of that, we had a fabulous week. We visited so many places, these included the Royal Flying Doctor, Weather Station, Coolgardie, Boulder, two old hotels (Palace and Federation), which were full of history and even a mine shaft inside one of them. We learnt about how the miners lived in the past and how difficult their lives would have been for them and their families.
The Super Pit in Kalgoorlie
One of the many dump trucks used in the Super Pit
Each tyre is worth $4500 each
Jack Cairns Humpy just out of Coolgardie
Warden Finley's House, built by the Bunning's brothers
Boulder Town Hall curtain, the only one in the WORLD!
Bread and milk are used to clean the curtain.
Paddy Hannon statue outside the Kalgoorlie Town Hall in Hannon Street
Having a break at Hammond Park
On the train, ready for our 6 hour journey back to Perth
Having a break at Merridan
The Super Pit in Kalgoorlie
One of the many dump trucks used in the Super Pit
Each tyre is worth $4500 each
Jack Cairns Humpy just out of Coolgardie
Warden Finley's House, built by the Bunning's brothers
Boulder Town Hall curtain, the only one in the WORLD!
Bread and milk are used to clean the curtain.
Paddy Hannon statue outside the Kalgoorlie Town Hall in Hannon Street
Having a break at Hammond Park
On the train, ready for our 6 hour journey back to Perth
Having a break at Merridan
KAGAN STRATEGIES IN ROOM 10
Throughout the year, students in Room 10 use cooperative strategies within their learning. These strategies assist students during the collaborative sessions within their Learning teams. The strategies used are based on Kagan Collaborative skills. Here are some examples used by the students in Room 10.
Students using the strategy 'INSIDE, OUTSIDE CIRCLE'.
This was used to discuss their personal ideas about Global Warming.
After their discussion on Global Warming outside the classroom, the students then came back into the classroom and wrote all the different points about their topic in dot form on their individual white boards.
After a set amount of time, the students then used the strategy of 'Show Down' and displayed their answers for discussion to the other members within their collaborative group.
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