Before Reading (Adam & Coopa)	Golden Eagle: What does it look like? How is it so fast? How did it get it's name? Does it have parts that look like gold or colored gold? Canada Goose: Is the Canada Goose really from Canada? A: It is native to Canada but it does live in other parts of the world like the U.S And New Zealand. Does it behave like a normal goose? A: It does. Just like any old goose. Bee: Can bees go faster than 14 kph? Can bees live without hives? A: Yes they can. Can bees go over big puddle sizes? A: As long as they don’t go into impact too many times with the water, then yes. Cheetah: Can any land animal get up to the cheetahs kph/speed? (Currently 100 kph) A: No. But flying animals go way faster.
During Reading (Adam & Coopa)	Are some animals unable to get to their in their normal way? Cheetah: How slow can Cheetah’s go in short distances? Golden Eagle: What makes the Golden Eagle so acrobat? Fishes: What is the fastest fish? What is the smallest fish that can go fast? How does a fish go fast or slow?
After Reading (Adam & Coopa)	How are the animals different in movement? What makes them move in their unique ways? How is the soft and house spider so slow?
Before Reading - Matariki Returns (Adam + Noah)	How is matariki returning? A: The 7 stars of matariki are coming back together. How did it get it's day? Why is matariki celebrated? A: To celebrate the Maori New Year. Does it involve other cultures? A: Yes. The matariki stars can be seen from other countries. In the ancient greeks, the matariki was named the Pleiades.
During Reading - Matariki Returns (Adam + Noah)	Are there side effects to Matariki? A: If the stars become faint, hazy and barely visible, it will become a cold lean season. If they are bright enough to see, it will be a good season.
After Reading - Matariki Returns (Adam + Noah)	How can we celebrate matariki? A: We can celebrate with our family, friends and school. Just get involved and Why did the author write this article? A: To tell us what matriki means to us and what it really means.
Name of Article	Elephant Toothpaste
Noticing	It's pretending to be a lab. It has a letter from a zoo company It's in a room. Ita LAB 7 instead of Room 7. They have poppies on their shirt. Foam is coming out of the bottle. They’re questioning each other. They’re all touching it There is a person trying to touch an elephant. Materials are on a plate. They’re coming up with ways and solutions.
Before Reading Questions	How will they come up with a solution? A: They studied into all the ingredients to see what they could use out of it. Why were the kids so interested in the end result/chemical reaction? A: They were fascinated on what they created in the end.
During Reading Questions	How will the yeast work? A: When mixed warm water, the yeast can be combined with chemicals from the dishwasher liquid to make a foam like substance. Does the toothpaste work? A: The elephants say they love it in the end of the article. If they wanted to make more, would the same recipe work? A: No matter how much of the ingredients you use, it will still come out with the same result. Why was the yeast and water mixed for only 60 seconds? A: To make sure it was mixed good enough for the chemicals to do it's job.
After Reading Questions	Why was the class turned into a lab? A: All the students inside were doing some serious work with some chemicals and reactions. A: Did the students make a electric toothbrush? Did the dishwasher liquid help? A: Only a few bubbles appeared at the top, it also helped to make the fizz effect at the end.
Name Of Article	Rebuilding Christchurch With Amazing Ideas.
Noticing	A Koru Dome Landscape Brainstorms Entrances Concrete Like Buildings A Playground People's Ideas
Before Reading Questions	Why was there a big Koru in the middle? Why did they choose to use triangles in the dome? A: To keep the dome up and well. Why did they choose to use a dome? A: Because they want new buildings to be safe.
During Reading Questions	Why did they start a survey? A: They wanted to get responses from the school and families. Why did they use adobe instead of other materials? A: It allows passive heating within it. Why did Renata Hopkins make this article? A: To tell us we can make places with amazing ideas.