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Each Snowy River Thinking activity or event will be recorded here chronologically. Most events will also have their own page documenting the full range of things that happened.
Term 4 2007 October 14-17 Term 4 started with a bang! Students from Orbost Secondary College traveled to Canberra to present their talk at the MDBC International River Health Conference. Check out some pictures taken on the trip and at the conference here: MDBC conference pictures MDBC conference pictures MDBC conference pictures October 19 The Great GPS Scavenger Hunt! The ASISTM funded Totally Spatial! program generated a fun day for all Yr5-6 and Yr7-8 students in the cluster. Teams of students used a GPS receiver to find several treasure boxes hidden in the landscape. Not only were treasures found but the boxes contained fascinating science activities for all to enjoy while they were there. Great prizes were awarded and everyone got an excellent feed for morning tea and lunch as well. All the Scavenger Hunt activities and related documents are listed on the ASISTM web page along with all other Totally Spatial! activities. Check out some pictures taken on the day: Treasure hunters More treasure hunters November 22 Orbost Secondary College Yr8 students revisited the Bete Belong site to document recent changes. Major weeds regrowth following the wet spring was noted. December 11 Orbost Primary School outdoor education GPS navigation and treasure hunt day. All Yr5-6 students at the end of year camp took part in a day of treasure hunting, navigation skills testing and all round fun. December 12 Orbost North Primary School Yr5-6 students revisited the Bete Belong site to document recent changes. Major weeds regrowth following the wet spring was noted. December 12 Orbost Primary School Yr5-6V students revisited the Bete Belong site to document recent changes. Major weeds regrowth following the wet spring was noted. December 12 Orbost Primary School Yr5-6O students revisited the Bete Belong site to document recent changes. Major weeds regrowth following the wet spring was noted. |
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