Who+Are+We?

The following are the participants of the 2009 Measurement Magic Project.

Room 7 at Greytown School are a wonderful class of Year 3 & 4 students who are very keen to try anything online. We were part of the Fantastic Fairy Tales and really enjoyed that and learnt a lot about being part of an on-line community. See you all around this site in the future.

Room 5 at Woodville School, we are a year 4 class. We call ourselves the "The Learning Company". We have a wiki and a blog. Our blog is about a toy who came to us from USA. Take a look. [] Looking forward to working with you all.

We are from Greytown School and we are the Kauri Syndicate. We are three classes of year's 7& 8 - room 13, room 14 and room 9. We work on computers all the time and are eager to begin this Measurement unit. Have fun everyone!

Kia Ora, we are from Tiniroto which is a small rural school in between Gisborne and Wairoa. We are really excited about exploring measurement in this online environment. We have one class in our school which has a range of students from Y1-8. This is a new experience for us and we like learning new things every day. Our school is part of an ICT PD cluster with three other rural schools and we have e-Buddies that we skype and email, so we can't wait to share this learning with them.

We are in Room 3 at Pongaroa School which is quite isolated - 65 kilometres southeast of Dannevirke and 60 kilometres northwest of Pahiatua. There are 3 classes at our school. Our class is Year 6 to Year 8 but the group taking part in this project are made up of Year 7 and Year 8. We are looking forward to the challenges ahead.

We are Room 4 of Featherston School. We are a class of year 4 & 5's and we are mostly boys! We will be looking to do some active measurement activities to keep us busy! We are starting to use non-standard units for out projects.

Kia ora! We are “Te Awa” class from Peria School in the far north of the North Island. Our class is made up of Year 3 to 5, and we enjoyed being a part of learning online with Innes on “Fantastic Fairytales”. We look forward to finding out about Measurement Magic. We think it will be great fun!