Art work in room 10
We have got fantastic art work in room 10 so come and check it out. They are all over our class walls.

   we are lerning about riding for the disable in my reading group.because flynn in my reading group go's to it.Mrs cribb saw something in the newspapper about it so she bring it to school for flynn then we started working on it in our group. we have to ask flynn questions about what he does there. he go's to riding for the diabled on tesdays at 9:15 till 10:00.

 We are learning about riding for the disabled. We are asking Flynn questions About his house buddy like how old is your houses and what colour is he. Flynn is answering our questions and giving us ideas.  

                                                     
      

                                 Riding for disabled

                   yesterday are reading group were asking Flynn about his horse riding.

                   He enjoys horse riding. his horses name is buddy and he's 13years old.

 

 we asked some of these question:

do you enjoy horse riding?

have you ever fell off buddy?

has buddy ever ran away from the stable?

what your favourite thing to do with buddy?

how old is buddy?.

 

They are some of the questions we asked.

 

                     

RIDING FOR THE DISABLED

we have been asking Flynn questions about riding for the disabled

Riding for the disabled!

Ponies clip-clopped through Stratford on 1.8.13 as Central Taranaki Riding for the Disabled tried to raise its profile in the community.
Money and volunteers are sought by the non-profit group to run the organisation and provide children with longer riding lessons, president Sarah Collier said.
The organisation's National Awareness Week is now on.
"Our riding classes are currently half an hour every Thursday, but we're hoping to have it on Fridays as well and bring the sessions up to 45 minutes.
"We need volunteers for it to happen," Ms Collier said.
"With longer lessons, children will have the chance to groom their horse, and lead it back to the stable.
"We have about 10 regular volunteers with us at the moment, but need more."
Ms Collier said riding improves the children's balance and co- ordination, and their interaction with the horses teaches them respect for animals.
"Some love to cuddle the horses, and there are some who were initially afraid of these large animals, but they learn to get over the fear," she said.
Extra funds in the kitty would also mean the organisation could buy new horses when they retire their older ones.
"Some [horses] are donated which is good, but it costs between $4000 to $5000 for one and we have three which are in their 20s and last year we retired one in its 30s," Ms Collier said.
A Melbourne Cup themed dinner fundraiser is being held at TET MultiSports Centre on November 5. Tickets are $50.

Brooklyns Reading Recovery Progress.

Last week on Friday I finished my final assessment on the story Animal Cannibals.  Today I picked out a book called Deadly Snakes.  Donna and I discussed what the book may be about, I think it's about snakes that kill animals and people, and how they do it.  Now I read and listen to the story on the I pod shuffle.

I've just reached my 80 books, my goal is to reach 100 books, because at 100  I get to pick  2 things from the goodie box.