This Blog is a diary of all the things we get up to in our very busy classroom. It is an opportunity for family and friends to be completely involved in the learning that we do every day and it is a great place for us to add learning links that can be useful at home. We hope you enjoy our site, feel free to become a follower and visit us regularly as we update at least twice a week. We also welcome your comments.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Doggy Descriptions
Make sure you check out our awesome lost dog descriptions on the Writing page of the blog.
LAS Swimming Sports
Kiwi Golf
Kiwi Golf
Melanie Harper from 'Kiwi Golf' came to Lawrence Area School today to teach us all some new golf skills. She worked with each of the classes from Year 0-8
She began by explaining the different types of iron, and how they are used. Then she explained how we should correctly grip the club.
The whole class practised our grip and our swing by using a pole with a flag.
Here are Elliot and Lucy practising their grip and swing using large balls. They were a nice easy target.
Josh and Adam demonstrate the correct stance. Feet shoulder width apart, lean down (chest pointing at the ground) and pop your knees.
Alex and Georgia take a swing, hitting their ball down the length of the tennis court, to their partner.
Their partner then collected the ball and came down for their own turn.
Jessica takes special care to get her grip right on the club, and Emma works at perfecting her swing.
Dewald and Mac have a great time as they work on their golfing skills. Once we had all had a few turns with the big balls we began using tennis balls.
Rylee and Fraser are also really enjoying having a go at Kiwi Golf.
Blaize and Chaleece are both very focused on perfecting their stance and improving their swing.
Finally we progressed onto proper sized golf balls, which proved MUCH harder to hit!!! Regen and Samantha gave it their very best effort. Luckily for the partners at the other end the balls were made of rubber, so no-one could come to any harm.
Izack works at mastering the art of hitting such a small ball.
The whole class had a blast playing golf. Each class got 45 minutes to work on their skills and they can all now swing a club and hit a ball. Some might need to get a bit of practice, but some were absolute naturals. Everyone is looking forward to seeing Melanie again next year.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Junior Swimming Sports
Junior Swimming Sports
Our Junior Swimming Sports were held today at the Lawrence Pool in front a large crowd of spectators. All of the children were very excited to be taking part and showing their parents their new swimming skills.
The year four girls stand poised, ready for their egg and spoon race. Mrs Crawford explains to the other swimmers how the sports will be run.
Chaleece was the clear winner! The year four boys have their own egg and spoon race.
Our students demonstrate their beautiful streamline glide, both on their front and back.
Mrs Crawford puts the Year 4 boys through their paces...
Last race for the Year 4 boys and then the Year 3 students have their races. First up the egg and spoon.
Then it was time for some flutter board length races
Mac displays the perfect streamline, and is quickly followed by all of Year 3.
Out of the pool Dewald and Chaleece watch as the races continue.
Elliot and Blaize
The boys all went into the changing rooms as swimming champs and came out as 'ROCK STARS!'
Jaxon and Adam
Josh gives everyone the big 'thumbs up'.
Samantha and Jessica
Regen & Fraser
Izack and Mac
Rylee and Georgia.
Congratulations to all of the students in Room 4 who took part in the swimming sports today. You competed well, showed good fair play skills, and made your teachers proud!!!
Keep up the great swimming everyone - Olympics here you come!!!
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