Monday, 17 April 2017
Thursday, 8 December 2016
Congratulazioni
Congratulations to the following students who were recently awarded with being State Finalists in the inaugural Western Australian Association of Teachers of Italian video competition: "Ciak, si gira! Dammi un minuto!"
From Room 21: Mukesh, Natalie, Syrus and Boston.
From Room 26:
Shantai, Fiona, Eden and Madison.
Su, Alyssa, Taylah and Amy.
From Room 21: Mukesh, Natalie, Syrus and Boston.
Shantai, Fiona, Eden and Madison.
Su, Alyssa, Taylah and Amy.
Saturday, 5 November 2016
Ciao a tutti
During weeks 4 and 5, children are undertaking end of year testing.
Students in years 1 and 2 have been learning the names of fruits and vegetables.
Students in years 3 and 4 have been learning about their school environment and stationary they may use in the classroom.
Students in years 5 and 6 have been introduced to sports and are consolidating their learning in the use of definite articles. In English, we have only one definite article, the. In Italian there are 6 common definite articles that are used according to the gender of nouns.
All students have been introduced to the concept of time, including time of the day, past and present use of time, and how to ask for and tell the time.
During weeks 4 and 5, children are undertaking end of year testing.
Students in years 1 and 2 have been learning the names of fruits and vegetables.
Students in years 3 and 4 have been learning about their school environment and stationary they may use in the classroom.
Students in years 5 and 6 have been introduced to sports and are consolidating their learning in the use of definite articles. In English, we have only one definite article, the. In Italian there are 6 common definite articles that are used according to the gender of nouns.
All students have been introduced to the concept of time, including time of the day, past and present use of time, and how to ask for and tell the time.
Sunday, 9 October 2016
Ciao a tutti
Throughout Term 3 students in years 5 and 6, as part of their formal term assessment, had the opportunity for selection into a State-wide video competition. Congratulations to the following groups of students on their success in being selected to enter:
“Ciak Si Gira! Dammi un Minuto!”
Room 26
Madison, Eden, Shantai and Fiona
Su, Alyssa, Taylah and Amy
Room 21
Natalie, Syrus, Boston and Mukesh
Room 15
Namita, Chandrea, Tia and Nuha
Throughout Term 3 students in years 5 and 6, as part of their formal term assessment, had the opportunity for selection into a State-wide video competition. Congratulations to the following groups of students on their success in being selected to enter:
“Ciak Si Gira! Dammi un Minuto!”
Room 26
Madison, Eden, Shantai and Fiona
Su, Alyssa, Taylah and Amy
Room 21
Natalie, Syrus, Boston and Mukesh
Room 15
Namita, Chandrea, Tia and Nuha
Sunday, 14 August 2016
Saluti
Heading into week five of
Term Three, students in all year groups are busy working on term projects.
Years 1 and 2 have been
learning new vocabulary relating to their theme, in spiaggia (at the beach) and
are making progress on creating an aquatic collage. Selected students will have
their work displayed in the library nearer to the end of the term.
Years 3 and 4 are applying
their developing knowledge of the Olympics and are working toward their term
assignment. They are required to research an athlete or team competing for
Italy, follow their Olympic journey and make observations that compare the
final medal counts for Italy and Australia. Further information for this task
can be found under the Year 3/4 tab in this blog.
Years 5 and 6 (including
the MAAC) are working in groups toward creating a 60 second video relating to
the theme of mia casa or mia scuola (my house or my school). The top two groups
from each of years 4, 5 and 6 (as judged by their peers), will be entered into
an inaugural competition held by WAATI (Western Australian Association of
Teachers of Italian). More information on this exciting initiative is available
under the year 5/6 tab. Parents of students selected to submit their entries to
the competition will be provided relevant permission slips before submissions
are made.
Grazie
Signora Isaia
Wednesday, 10 August 2016
Wednesday, 22 June 2016
Semester One Overview
Ciao a tutti
As we draw close to the end of a busy semester, it is a good time to reflect on all the hard work the students have produced.
Years 1 to 3 continue to impress me with their enthusiasm for their weekly vocabulary warm-ups. Students have been revising numbers, colours, domestic animals and simple conversational phrases from Term One. The primary focus for Term Two has been on learning the parts of the body and students have been engaging beautifully with the song Testa, Spalle, Ginocchia, Piedi [Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes]. In addition, children have been learning the 21 letters of the Italian Alphabet and most have been graded competent in reciting it.
Years 4 to 6 have also been revising vocabulary from Term One and have been steadily acquiring sufficient vocabulary to write their first letter. I have been thrilled with how well students have engaged in this process. Draft letters commenced this week and these will be marked throughout the holidays with the view to the final copies been written and sent to an Italian pen friend during Term Three. Parents will be advised once I have secured a suitable relationship with a primary school in Italy and relevant permissions will be sought before any letters are sent.
Buone vacanze
Signora Isaia
As we draw close to the end of a busy semester, it is a good time to reflect on all the hard work the students have produced.
Years 1 to 3 continue to impress me with their enthusiasm for their weekly vocabulary warm-ups. Students have been revising numbers, colours, domestic animals and simple conversational phrases from Term One. The primary focus for Term Two has been on learning the parts of the body and students have been engaging beautifully with the song Testa, Spalle, Ginocchia, Piedi [Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes]. In addition, children have been learning the 21 letters of the Italian Alphabet and most have been graded competent in reciting it.
Years 4 to 6 have also been revising vocabulary from Term One and have been steadily acquiring sufficient vocabulary to write their first letter. I have been thrilled with how well students have engaged in this process. Draft letters commenced this week and these will be marked throughout the holidays with the view to the final copies been written and sent to an Italian pen friend during Term Three. Parents will be advised once I have secured a suitable relationship with a primary school in Italy and relevant permissions will be sought before any letters are sent.
Buone vacanze
Signora Isaia
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