A-Z New Zealand By Zephyr and Marvin

A-Is for Auckland
B-Is for Blenheim
C-Is for Christchurch
D-Is for Dunedin
E-Is for Evergreen
F-Is for Fern
G-Is for Geyser
H-Is for Hangi
I-Is for Invercargil
J - Is for Jandals 
K- Is for Kia Ora
L- Is for L&P
M- Is for Maori
N-Is for New Zealand
O-Is for Omaha
P- Is for Puriri
Q- Is for Queenstown
R- Is for Rangitoto
S- Is for Sliverdale
T- Is for Tui
U- Is for Utu
V- Is for Victoria park
W - Is for Waitomo
X - Is for X-ray
Y - Is for Yacht
Z - Is for  Zealand

Jumping spiders By Daniel

Jumping spiders have some of the best vision among invertebrates and use it in courtship, hunting and navigation.Though they normally move quietly and fairly slowly, most species are capable of very agile jumps, notably when hunting, but sometimes in response to sudden threats.All jumping spiders have four pairs of eyes with one pair being their particularly large anterior median eyes.

Jumping spiders live in a variety of habits.

They are generally diurnal, active hunters.Although  jumping spiders are generally carnivorous, many species have been known to include nectar in their diets.

Trite planiceps is a common jumping spider endemic to New Zealand

and one of about 150 species of jumping spiders in New Zealand.

Immy The Butterfly asks Grey Lynn kids about School life...

Watch Part 1 of Immy The Butterfly.

The National Anthem

Listen to us sing the New Zealand National Anthem.

History about Grey Lynn & Auckland By Flamingo

History About Grey Lynn

1. How old is Grey Lynn?

Grey Lynn is over 130 years old.

2. When was it established?

During the 1880's

3. Who named it?

Sir George Edward Grey named Grey Lynn.

George Edward Grey

4. An interesting fact 

Williamson Avenue & Crummer Road were named after James Williamson & Thomas Crummer who owned a joint farm.

5. The most interesting thing about Grey Lynn.

There is a Grey Lynn festival every summer.

History of Auckland

1. How old is Auckland?

Auckland is over 170 years old.

2. When was it established?

Auckland was settled by Maori in the 1330s and settled by Europeans in the 1840s.

3. Who named it?

William Hobson named Auckland after George Eden, Earl of Auckland in 1840.

4. An interesting historical fact is...

Auckland was the Capital city for 25 years.

5. The most interesting thing about Auckland is?

There are about 50 volcanoes around Auckland.  There are even some under the sea.

Daniel, Marvin, Immy, Zephyr, Maia

Grey Lynn School By Ryder and Lewcius.

Welcome to Grey Lynn School.  We used Photo peach to show you some pictures of special places at our school.

Grey Lynn School on PhotoPeach

Introducing Room 7!

ALL ABOUT ROOM 7

Haiku Poem

Room 7's awesome
Year 2 and 3 in our class
Grey Lynn School is cool! 

My Amazing Certifiate Of Merit By Zephyr

                                                                              

On fantastic Tuesday 10^Th September 2013 I got a fabulous Certificate!!!!! It had AWESOME stickers on it. Some stickers     had words. The words were: superb, Brilliant, ka rawe! and kia kaha!! It was for: being a blogger champion :-) awesome helper and fabulous blogs! This is my third certificate. I haven't had a certificate in years. THE END :-)