Have you ever had a working holiday?

We are learning to understand the story that I read.

I know I can do this when I summarise the working holiday story in my own words.

Do you know who wrote the ten commandments?

We are learning to understand the finger of God as a symbol of the Holy Spirit.
I know I can do this when I describe how the Holy Spirit worked through the finger of God to guide Moses.

Did you know that John baptised Jesus?

We are learning to understand the dove as the Holy Spirit.
I know I can do this when I describe how the dove renewed Jesus' faith in Matthew 3:13-17.

Happy Birthday Wellington!

We are learning to: understand the features of a headline.

I know I can do this when I write a headline that grabs people's attention.

All hall king David!

We are learning to understand the importance of being anointed with the oil.
I know I can do this when I write 10 statements that explains the importance of the oil from 1 Samuel 16:1-13.

God, can I have a dove?

We are learning to understand how the dove represents the Holy Spirit.

I know I can do this when I describe how the dove is the form of Holy Spirit in Genesis 8:8-12 in my own words.

Do you like schools?

We are learning to develop our creative thinking skills through poetry.

I know this when I write a poem about school.

The celebration of Maori language week!

We are learning to understand the features of a headline.

I know I can do this when I write a headline that grabs 

people's attention. 

God, thank you for the things that you have given us!

Healing God,

Thank you for this lovely day. Please look after the sick and the poor people. Please look after my family, friends and all the people in the world. Please help me with my school work,

Amen.

We are learning to write a personal 
prayer following the prayer 
structure.

I know this when I use 

the structure of a personal 

prayer starting with a title 

for God, followed by what 

we are thankful for and 

then praying for others.

What do you know about climate change?

We are learning to understand climate change.

I know I can do this when I ask 10 Inquiry questions about climate change and research to find my answers.

Did you know that the oil calls the Holy Spirit?

We are learning to understand the importance of the anointing of the oil.

  I know I can do this when I retell the story of king David in my own words.

A toy can save life!

We are learning to: understand the features of a headline.

I know I can do this when I write a headline that grabs people's attention.

Let's carry on the work of Jesus, everyone!

 We are learning to understand today's Mass reading
.
I know I can do this when I write about carrying the cross to 

heaven.

What is a Pohutukawa tree?

We are  learning to develop understanding of the text that I read.

I know I can do this when I make a glossary and write the definitions for ten new vocabulary from the article.

God, send me a sign!

WALT understand how fire, water and wind are signs of the Holy Spirit.
I know I can do this when I retell the stories of fire, water and wind from the old Testament.

Do you know what ice caps are?

We are learning to: understand about the changes to the ice caps due to climate change.
I know I can do this when I ask 10 Inquiry questions about what I read and write down 10 facts that I now know about ice caps.

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You don't want an shark for a pet!

Big, gray shark are you a fish? You can’t keep one in a dish. A dirty sink will not do at all. A sticky hat is way too small.

You would not want to pay the bill for 1,000 little shrimps that you would need to buy each day if a big, gray shark came to stay.

It’s smaller than a whale but it wouldn’t get in your front door. Its home is in the salty sea, with the shrimps for breakfast, lunch and tea.

We are learning to develop creative thinking skills through poetry.
I know I can do this when I write a poem about a shark.

Do you know that Saint Ignatius is the best?

WALT reflect on today's Mass.

I know this when I write one emotion about Saint Ignatius.