Monday, 14 September 2015

Milky Way





We have finished painting our cow! Doesn't she look beautiful? 

The experience of designing and painting Moo-juice has been profitable. It has helped to build community within our classroom and our school. We have developed an understanding of the design process from the initial design and then seeing through to the completion of painting her. 
The other benefits of having our Picasso cow is the focus that it has brought about the Dairy Industry and the importance it plays. Dairy Farming has a rich history in our local area. It provides many jobs and there are many health benefits for incorporating dairy into our diets. 
We have learnt that milk needs to be carefully transported so that it arrives uncontaminated at its destination. 
Stage 3 shared our completion with Kindergarten, who enjoyed coming and patting our cow. We look forward to seeing the other cows at the Presentation Day

Friday, 11 September 2015

Book Week Parade 2015

Book Week Parade 

by Callum




Today was our annual Book Parade celebrating books. We all had fun dressing up and buying books from the Book fair. Our Book Parade was full of costumes from books which were all amazing! We had Mr. Gray as the Mad Hatter, Mrs. Pope as the purple crayon, Mrs. Zantides as a orange crayon, Mrs. Foola as a yellow crayon and so much more. Most of the kids dressed up but only two won from each class.

The winners costumes were amazing. The winners in 6T were Nikita as Athena( A Greek God) and Noah as a Jedi knight. In 5S the winners were Ben as Mr. Bump and Grace as a Book.       We had all sorts of costumes from Olaf, Doctor Who, Andy Roid, Tony stark, Katniss Everdeen, Minions  and so much more. Amelia and Brock prayed and Nikita and Jack did a amazing poem about books.


We all had a amazing day!

What was something that you enjoyed the most about Book Week Parade?

Thursday, 10 September 2015

Cricket Gala Day

Cricket Gala Day 

by Ashleigh




The students of Stage 3 who participated in the T20 Blast Cricket Day went to Onslow Oval in Camden on the 8th September 2015.
When the students arrived at the oval, there was a feeling of excitement in the air. There were lots of other schools, ready to compete to and have lots of fun. The day started off with some simple rules and then everyone got prepared to start playing. There were two teams representing MACC, a boys team and a girl's team.

During the first game, the girl's lost the first game but that didn't let them down. They had lots of fun and enjoyed themselves when they were playing. The girls had played against Harrington Park PS. Even though the girls at MACC lost, there were still plenty of high spirits.

The boys team also lost their first game to Narellan Vale PS. The boys had much harder competition than the girls.

In the second game, the girls team won their game against Narellan PS. The girls were cheering and were so happy. The girls on the MACC team hit the ball a bit further than they had in their previous game. The girls were able to get to the other wicket before the ball did.

The boys lost their second game to Harringotn Park PS.

After the first 2 games, It was lunch time. Some people from the local Cricket club had organised a sausage sizzle for some of the participants who had money to get a yummy lunch.
After the lunch break, the students prepared themselves for the next game. The girls were ready to verse Camden South PS. The Camden South PS girls obviously had had lots of training. When the MACC girls were bowling, the Camden South girls were hitting the ball hard and far. The MACC Strikers lost to Camden South PS Thunder. The boys team also lost to Narellan Vale PS Strikers. Though the boys had lost, no one had gotten upset. The boys were still cheerful and ready for the final game.
 The final games were to see who came what on the leaderboard. The MACC Strikers (girls) were fighting for 5th place against a second team from Harrington Park. The MACC Stars were fighting for 7th place... And the Stars won! That game was the only game the Stars had won and they were so happy! The Strikers were happy because they had also won their final game. The Strikers were jumping and cheering. After all of the games had finished, the organisers had an assembly to announce the winner of the girls comp and the boys comp. The winner of the girls comp and going to compete against other schools in the state is... Narellan Ps Hussey. The winners of the  boys comp and also going against more schools in the state is... Camden South PS Scorchers. The captains of the winning teams got to receive a certificate for the team. All of the other teams including  the winning teams got a certificate signed by the Sydney Thunders Mascot. They also got a poster with some of NSW Cricket men's and women's teams. They also got a small packet of Milo.
 The students really enjoyed themselves that day and were glad to have a rest on the bus back to school. The students were exhausted after that day and were glad to go home. When the cricket teams got back to school, They greeted their classmates that didn't get to go. School was just about to finish so they didn't have to worry about doing school work.

Wednesday, 2 September 2015

Book Parade and Fair

This term celebrates the Australian Book Council's Book Week. The theme is "Books Light Up Our world". The aim of Book week is to promote not only a love of reading, but to celebrate and show the tremendous talent of Australian writers and illustrators.





Mount Annan Christian College will be celebrating Book Week with a Book Parade and Fair. This will be held in the Primary School on Friday, 11th September 2015. Please see the note below for further details: 







Each child (and their teacher!) are encouraged to choose a character of a book and to dress up in costume. Students need to bring their costume to school and will get changed during recess in preparation for the parade. There will be prizes for the best costumes. Parents are invited to come and watch the parade, then have lunch with their children afterwards.
Each class will then focus on a shortlisted book to complete some activities that help to understand and enjoy the books. Parents are welcome to participate too!


What is your favourite book for Book Week? What character will you dress up as?