This document contains the weekly schedule and activities for a classroom from Monday 30th July to Friday 3rd August. The schedule includes subjects like maths, writing, reading and te reo. It also lists activities like an Ingenuity unit brainstorm, Olympic questions, cloze passages on Christmas and restaurants, and maths examples on compatible numbers and compensating with tidy numbers.

1. Term 3 Week 3
30 – 3 July 2012

2. Monday 30th July 2012
Rāhina 30th Hongongoi 2012
• R.U.N
Maths
Writing – Weekend writing
MORNING TEA
Reading
Te Reo – Ngā hākinakina
LUNCH
Library
Inquiry brainstorm

3. Room 2 Ingenuity unit ideas
• Newspaper challenge
• Create new games
• Invent
• Be creative
• Mindcraft….
• Fashion
• Make wood vehicles

4. Rāhina 30th Hongongoi 2012
Ngā Hākinakina
• • He aha te hākinakina pai
Pahikara mōrearea rawa atu ki a koe?
• Kauhoe What is your favourite sport?
• Mirihau
• Netipōro • Ko wai te tīma hākinakina
• pai rawa atu ki a koe?
Poitūkohu
Who is your favourite team?
• Rīki
• Tēnehi
• Ko wai te kaitākaro
• Whakaheke ngaru hākinakina pai rawa atu ki
• Whana poikiri a koe?
Who is your favourite sports
• Whutupōro player?
• Kanikani karetao
• Retihuka

5. Christmas Cloze
Fill in the blanks with words from the box:
checks, naughty North Pole, lap, cards sleigh, coal, nice, beard decorate,
baked, presents holiday toys, sing, Boxing elves, turkey, under reindeer, merry
fills, Eve, workshop lights, chimney, family, spirit
• Christmas:
• Christmas is a _________________ when people get together with
_________________. People give _______________ to each other or send
____________________ wishing each other a _________________ Christmas. At
Christmas, people ____________ carols to get into the Christmas
_______________. As well, people ______________ Christmas trees and put up
________________ around the house. A common Christmas dinner is
______________. There are also lots of ________________ goodies for the kids.
Christmas begins on the day before Christmas, or Christmas _________________
and continues until _______________ Day, when many people go shopping for
sales.
• Santa Claus:
• Santa Claus is an old man with a white _________________ that lives at the
__________________. Children sit on Santa’s _________________ and tell him
what they want for Christmas. Santa _________________ his list to see if the
children have been _________________ or _________________. If the children are
bad Santa brings them __________________. If the children are good Santa brings
them ____________________. The toys are made in Santa’s
• ___________________ by _________________. Santa travels around the world in
his _________________, which is pulled by flying ___________________. When he
stops at a house, he goes down the __________________ and puts presents
_________________ the tree and then he _________________ the stockings.

6. Tuesday 31st July 2012
Rātu 31st Hongongoi 2012
R.U.N
Maths
Language – Cloze Reading
MORNING TEA
Writing – Poetry
Reading
LUNCH
Technology

7. Olympic questions
1. What number Olympics is it this year?
2. How many athletes are competing?
3. How many disciplines are there at the 2012 Olympics?
4. What does the Olympics celebrate?
5. What country has the most medals so far?
6. What do the 5 Olympics rings represent?
7. Where were the first Olympics held?
8. How do they decide who hosts the Olympics?
9. Why are the Olympics every 4 years?
10. Where are the next Summer Olympics 2016 going to
be?

8. Restaurant Cloze
Fill in the blanks with words from the box:
appetizer, bar, breakfast, brunch, buffet, chef, cook, dessert, dinner,
dishwasher, fancy, fast-food, lunch, non-smoking, salad, smoking,
soup, tip, waiter
• People Who Work in a Restaurant:
The person who serves your food is called a ___________________.
The person who cooks your food is called a
____________________ if it is a cheap restaurant or a
_____________________ if it is an expensive restaurant. A
___________________ is somebody who washes dishes. If the
food and service is good, people usually leave a
__________________.
• Meals and the Time of Day:
Most people eat ____________________ after they wake up. Around
noon people have their midday meal, or _____________________.
And ___________________ is the meal that people eat in the
evening. However, sometimes, especially on Sunday, people like to
sleep in, so instead of having breakfast, they eat a meal between
breakfast and lunch called ______________________.

9. Wednesday 1st August 2012
Rāapa 1st Here-turi-kōkā 2012
R.U.N
9am depart for What Show
11am return
MORNING TEA
Maths
LUNCH
Reading
Inquiry – PowerPoint ignition

10. Thursday 2nd August 2012
Rāpare 2nd Here-turi-kōkā 2012
 R.U.N
Cross Country Run
Maths
MORNING TEA
AVAILLL finishing
Reading
LUNCH
Inquiry – Examples of ingenuity

11. WALT: Compensating with tidy numbers
53 – 19 = 􀂆, as 53 – 20 + 1 = 􀂆.
82 – 48 = 􀂆, as 82 – 50 + 2 = 􀂆.
185 – 96 = 􀂆, as 185 – 100 + 4 = 􀂆.
453 – 289 = 􀂆, as 453 – 300 + 11 = 􀂆.
345 – 104=
236 – 97=
145 – 98=
489 – 106=
WALT: Finding compatible numbers
43 + 37 = 􀂆.
38 + 62 = 􀂆.
125 + 75 = 􀂆.
45 + 255 = 􀂆.
25 + 81 + 34 + 19 + 75 + 66 = 􀂆.
260 + 150 + 340 = 􀂆.
333 + 444 + 555 + 666 =􀂆.

12. TANKAS
 Olympics 5,7,5,7,7
Watching New Zealand
With pride as they race along
Will they win the race
Well done to the rowing team
They won our first gold medal!

13. Walt: Compensating with tidy
numbers
 35 + 19 = 􀂆 as 34 + 20 = 􀂆.
 48 + 49 = 􀂆 as 50 + 50 - 3 = 􀂆.
 65 + 97 = 􀂆 as 62 + 100 = 􀂆.
 298 + 397 = 􀂆 as 300 + 400 - 5= 􀂆.
 78 + 387 = 􀂆 as 65 + 400 = 􀂆.
 345+ 66=
 486+34=
 456 + 375 =
 53 – 19 = 􀂆, as 53 – 20 + 1 = 􀂆.
 82 – 48 = 􀂆, as 82 – 50 + 2 = 􀂆.
 185 – 96 = 􀂆, as 185 – 100 + 4 = 􀂆.
 453 – 289 = 􀂆, as 453 – 300 + 11 = 􀂆.
 234 – 45=
 286 – 23=
 297 - 88=

14. Areas of future thinking
• Building/ Architecture
• Transport
• Communication
• Public areas
• Sustainability – renew, recycling etc
• To find examples of ingenuity and
explain why they are?

15. Friday 3rd August 2012
Rāmere 3rd Here-turi-kōkā 2012
• R.U.N
Maths
Writing – Tankas
MORNING TEA
Team Assembly
Cross Country run
LUNCH
Reading
Inquiry