Have you filled someone's bucket today?

In class we created our very own posters abut how to fill other's buckets. Firstly, we read a book named "Have you filled a bucket today?". We then got the chance to create our own posters about the book and include images to show how we understood the moral of the book!

I enjoyed reading this book because it included a positive message for the reader! It is a very inspiring children's book and it tells us that it is good to be kind to others and to show them love! Here is an example of how to fill someone's bucket!

My 4 Highlights!

For one of our end of year tasks we had to create a poster with 2 main highlights of the year, best thing about our class and a message. The kick was that we were only allowed to use illustrations. No words at all! We then gave our posters some colours and they now look amazing. Here are some of our posters!

Inquiry Poster - Rodents and Streams

If you scroll downwards you will find one of my Inquiry presentations from Term 1. Well, this post is about the posters that Room 11 had created for our Inquiry. Our inquiry topic for Term 1 was Rodents and Streams. Take a look at Room 11's creative posters that we had made for Inquiry.

Room 11's Unacceptable and Acceptable Posters

In the beginning of Term 2 Room 11 had created 2 posters. One on things that are acceptable in our class and one on things that aren't acceptable in our class. We all had 2 sticky notes. We had written on each sticky note one thing that we think is acceptable and one thing that we think isn't acceptable. Take a look at the two different posters that we had created.