Catch up work

Order of completion:

1. Tote tray labels (Mon)
2. Thought bubbles (Mon)
3. Turangawaewae writing (Mon)
4. Woman/Man of the Future writing (Mon)
5. Title page WWA (Mon)
6. Job Application (Mon)
7. Writing wall (next Fri)
8. Work on you blog

Berkley Hats

Morning team. Here is some clarification on the hat rules:

• If outside term one and four, hats are on
• No one leaves the classroom without their hats during breaks
• Fashion police will make sure all students have their hats before going to break

Relieving on Friday

I will be doing the 'big walk in' with some of the teachers on Friday, so you will have a reliever

Block 1:

Roll and Informer

Lucy and a few other girls can collect the computers
Final mathematics rotations

Block 2:

Work on your Woman/Man of the Future poems (students should have already planned it; they should be about to start writing)

Essential agreement activity (on my desk)

Agenda (as many will be out next block)

Block 3:

Academies for many students (they should know)

Continue/begin writing wall

Title page for Who We Are

Pack up the class

Lunch:
Teacher: on promotions on the field. Miss Williams (Room 27) is with you

Block 4:

Tech Arts

After school:

Teacher: Gate Duty

Thank you very much. Have a great day, team.

Mr Ahie

Clean up

• Chairs stacked by a green pole (4 even piles)
• Ground clean
• Tote Trays away
• Desks clear
• Windows closed
• Shelves tidy
• Resource areas tidy
• Computer off
• What else could we do to help Room 14?

Writing Wall instructions

Creating a writing wall is a great way to display your writing for others to see. Not all pieces of writing are our best pieces, but this gives you the opportunity to share a piece that you are proud of (much better than it just sitting in your book).

• A3 piece of paper (portrait)
• Draw a line 3cm away from the bottom of the page
• 4.4cm away from each side
• 9.1cm away from the top
• Show Annabel or Lucy once you've penciled and ruled it
• Write your name in big letters across the top of the page
• Draw patterns as a border around the page
• Colour it nice and bright
• Don't colour the middle part
• Put it into a laminating pouch

Using the internet and your email

Every student has an email address, a username, and a password.
You must remember these in order to use the computers.

Logging onto the school computers:

Once you have logged into Student on the laptops (see your teacher for the password), go to the Google Chrome app. This page may appear:

Click connect, and you should come to this page:

Type in your user name and your password. This will get you connected to the school internet.

Using your Gmail and Google Drive

Go to www.gmail.com or mail.berkley.school.nz

Here, you must enter your email address (username + @student.berkley.school.nz)

This should bring you to this page:

Now here, you only type in your username (not your full email)
Type your password, and you should now be online.

You will be able to access your email from home also. You will need to know this because some of your homework will need to be sent to me.

All the best.