November 2012 Updates: Term 4 finishes off nicely.
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Mrs Loobeek was very generous to give Hahgoot a flowers growing kit –We’ll plant them when we get back from our trip.
Hahgoot got a principal award for a painting she did following Archimboldo (from
a book I lent her teacher)
I liked Hahgoot’s choice of a class mascot...
Hahgoot got a Silver Award, which is very
special as at the end of the year kids who get the Silver
and Gold awards go to a special morning tea with the principal. Sadly, she had to miss out on that,
being in Israel at the time.
It was also a special day as both her best friends Jasmin and Elijana
got Silver awards!
It was a double congratulations for the Houston family, as also
Jasmin’s brother Aaron got a Silver award (top left).
Bottom: the kids in first row have the Gold awards.
At home Hahgoot continued to copiously read books in English from the Years 3-4
section.
She found popcorn and earphones helped relaxing her before bedtime, in
addition to the weighted vest.
For maths she got homework from me
about Roman Numerals (top), Venn
diagrams (left) and multiplication (right).
Right: in class her teacher gave her a Year 3 workbook that I provided and sometimes she didn’t have the time to help Hahgoot in class, so we followed up at home. Here
Hahgoot had trouble figuring out money calculations using a decimal point.
Bottom: Hahgoot is getting better at doing multiplication in her head. Here she is timing herself to see how fast she
can finish the rows.
Top: Hahgoot’s math exercises are getting too hard for me to solve in my head, so she needs to check
them herself using a calculator.
Bottom: Hahgoot finished the first two “investigating math” workbooks in Hebrew (they are really hard and
unusual workbooks) and highly enjoyed them, so I was hoping to buy the next ones during our trip.
I tried to get her to think about the composition but she was very rigid that night so we didn’t get very far.
The result still looked nice.
Left: a photography project: finding geometrical shapes in nature.
Bottom: preparing her model for the next photography project...
Emotions and portraiture!