We are a wonderful group of Year 2 and 3 students at Saint Paul's Catholic School in Richmond, at the top of the South Island. Our teachers are Mrs Bryant and Mrs McTague. We hope you enjoy sharing our blog. Your comments are welcome.
Thursday, 28 August 2014
Tuesday, 26 August 2014
Understanding Plants
A few of the things we learnt about plants:
Plants like stinging nettle can be used for
medicine. You cook it and it’s good for eczema. Evie
Seven stings from a stinging nettle can
kill a guinea pig. Ruby
Rafflesia grows on other plants. After
seven years it grows above the ground then it attracts flies. Gabriel
A type of butterfly lives on stinging
nettle. Hamish
The most fascinating thing I learnt was
that with wind pollinated plants not all of the pollen lands on the other
plants. Cordelia
Flax can be used to heal cuts on your body.
Agnes
Some plants can be a little bit harmful and
some can be helpful. Nic
Some seeds are designed to fly so they
spread out further. One seed is a bit like a helicopter and if you find one and
drop it, the seed will twirl down to the ground. It is called a sycamore. Luke
Tuesday, 12 August 2014
Gold Medal
I went to the
Canterbury Junior champs in Christchurch at Olympia Club on Sunday. The Step 2s
from Nelson, Greymouth, Olympia and CSG were competing on vault, beam, bar and
floor. I came first overall: first on beam and my team came second over all. I
won a gold medal and received ribbons.
I’m really proud
of myself.
Sunday, 10 August 2014
Thursday, 7 August 2014
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