Week1 Activity3 Day5🤯

 You have now made it to the end of Week 1 and have the chance to choose your very own sportsperson or explorer who you think has changed the world. There are no right or wrong choices for this activity, so find someone who interests you and tell us about them on your blog. It could be someone from your family, church, community or someone famous who you admire.Kelly Slater is the person I choose

Provide us with:

The name of the person

Kelly Slater

A description of the work they do/have done

Kelly captured his first World Title in 1992 at the age of 20, and his last in 2011, at 39. Kelly is likely to be even more remembered for the wave pool technology that he and his team of engineers at Kelly Slater Wave Co

An explanation of how they/their work has had an impact on the lives of others                  

He has changed peoples lives by making them more happier because many people started surfing because of Kelly Slater.

Week1 Activity2 Day2

For this activity, listen to the podcast of Yusra Mardini, or read her story on her personal website.retell the story of this amazing young woman from Syria.

Yusra and her elder sister fled the Syrian war and set of to find safety in Europe. 
2015 in summer they travelled Lebanon to Turkey before departing in Greece.
A year later, Yusra’s courage, determination and strong swimming skills were recognised by the International Olympic Committee and became a member of the first ever Refugee Olympic Team. Yusra competed at the Olympic Games in Rio in 2016,

😉

Week1 Activity1 Day5

For this activity, we would like to learn more about the things that are important to you.Please share three things that you treasure and say why they are treasures to you.

1.My baby shoe I treasure these because my granddad got them for me and they were my first ever shoes.

2.All my photos so I have memories of when I was little.

3.A carving because my other granddad carved it. 

Week1 Activity3 Day4

For this activity, imagine that you were asked to create a travel brochure for Tonga (or a country that is important to you). On the brochure, include lots of great tips about what to see and do in the country.Post your finished copy of your brochure.

Week1 Activity2 Day4

 For this activity, imagine that you were allowed to change your name to anything that you wanted.

Tell us what you would change your name to and why you would choose that name.

I would change my name to Zelma cause I personally think it suits me and its not a common name.

Week1 Activity1 Day4

 For this activity, watch these videos about Serena and Venus Williams.

tell us three things that you learned from watching these videos

1.That they play tennis

2.They Earn a lot of money  

3.Highest paid women athletics 

as well as one thing you would still like to know.

I want to know what made them play tennis

Week1 Activty3 Day3

For this activity, choose a friend or family member and ask them what their dream job would be. Please then brainstorm six ways in which you could support them in achieving their dream job.

My friend wants to be a chef 

1.Tell her if her foods good or not

2.get her cook books

3.Chef outfit

4.Help her out by getting her a Chef outfit

5.Tell her that if people dont like her food and she like it that all that matters

6.???

Week1 Activity2 Day3

 For this activity, we would like you to imagine that you had the chance to interview LeBron James, Steven Adams or another basketball player of your choice. 

Tell us who you would interview and then provide a list of five questions that you would like to ask your chosen player.

I picked LeBron James

Q 1. What inspired you to play basketball

Q 2. How did you get so good

Q 3. How much do you practice basketball a day

Q 4. Did any of you family member not support you with your decision to play basketball

Q 5.Did you ever doubt your-self 

Week1 Activity1 Day3

For this activity, let’s imagine that you could be a superhero for a day. What three superpowers would you most like to have?  tell us why you have chosen each one, and tell us what you are going to do with them.

1.Be able to Fly- So I can see what it fells like to be a bird or have a birds vision

2. Invisibility -So I can scare people

3.Teleportation-So when I play Hide&Seek I can Cheat.

Week1 Activity3 Day2

For this activity, recount a time when you (or someone else you know) did something brave.

I did something brave by standing on a wood plank that was about 3 meters of the ground.

Week1 Activity2 Day 2

For this activity, let’s imagine that you were Neil Armstrong.

On your blog, write a short story describing how you felt when you first set foot on the moon.

I felt as if I could stay up on the moon for ages it was that fun because it felt like I could fly. 

It was crazy to think people in 2020 will hear about me up on the moon. Also being the first one on the moon 

Week1 Activity1 Day2

 For this activity, share your comparison between the two women and be sure to include at least three similarities and three differences between these two aviators.

Jean Batten-

3 similarities-Pilot, Flies solo, been in NZ

3 differences-First Female to fly solo, Wore a silk dress and Famous 

Amelia Earhart-

3 similarities-Pilot, Flies solo, been in NZ

3 differences-American pilot, Travelled across the world,Went missing near howland island

Week1 Activity3 Day1

For this activity, please select a charity that you are interested in. You may choose your own or use one from our list (below). Read about the charity.
For this activity, please select a charity that you are interested in. You may choose your own or use one from our list (below). Read about the charity.

Auckland city mission Is The Charity I Choose

Auckland City Mission was established in 1920 by Reverend Jasper Calder.
The Mission quickly grew to become one of Auckland’s most influential social service providers and today, it still is.

This charity helps with elderly and people that have hard times sleeping bad addictions and people that struggle to fed their families 

Week1 Activity 2 Day1

 For this activity we would like you to think about your own experiences and your own cultural background. Where does your family come from? Do they come from Europe like Abel Tasman, Polynesia like Kupe, or somewhere else?

My family comes from NewZealand.

My culture is Maori,Tongan and NZ European(I dont understand your own cultural background.)

Week1 Activity1 Day1

For this activity, make a list of ten food items that you could take with you. Please think carefully about what you will take as you won’t have access to a refrigerator or freezer while at sea. Please explain why you would select each item.
1.Chilly bin
2.ice to but in the chilly bin
3.20 plastic water bottles
4.strawberries
5.apples
6.bananas
7.Oranges
8.2 bag of chips
9.snack bars
10.butter chicken in a food flask

Rip rugby

 Rip Rugby

Every Tuesday Rob comes to our school and teaches us how to play rip rugby. 

First Rob had to tell us the rules. You can’t forward pass; you have to pass to the people beside or behind you. But I kept on forgetting and I passed the ball forward 3 times.

The first time we played it was boys vs girls. We did okay but we definitely needed practice. The second and third time we played we got a lot better, Rob said it would be great if we entered the Rip Rugby competition. We have one more session with Rob on the 2nd of December.

 The Accident

Today the year is 1943 the air is freezing and I'm luckily in a nice house right next to the fire.

I get my scarf and coat on and I slowly walk outside so I don't make a mistake and slip over because the ground is coated in snow. As I take a step outside I feel like I'm going to fall but I keep walking. As soon as I got to the driveway of an old grumpy man's house; BANG! I'm on the ground, the wet freezing ground.I scream ‘’My arm it’s broken’’. I got someone to call the ambulance.

10 minutes later…

The ambulance got here. I got picked up and put on a stretcher and in the ambulance I went to the hospital. Once I got there they put me in a room and then they said my arm was broken and would take a whole year to heal up.They also put a cast on me I felt as if I would die then I was out of that weird hospital.That was painful I said to myself. At least you’re still alive, my roaring friend said.

1 year later..

I go back to the hospital and get my cast removed.’’I'M FREE AGAIN’’ I yell.I bolt home and go back. All of the snow is gone now. I can't slip on  the snow again.

*It’s started snowing again,*

Well I just won't go outside.            

KEEPING OURSELVES SAFE

KEEPING OURSELVES SAFE

On Wednesday this week constable Terri came to teach us about keeping ourselves

safe. 

First she started to talk about apps that have an age limit like Tik Tok you have to be

13 and over to have Tiktok same with Instagram and facebook. She said that a child

had

tiktok and she said she was around 30 just to get that app. 

After she finished talking about that we watched a video about Emma,

a girl who was cyber bullied because a group of girls videoed her crying. She got a

ball kicked at her face and put it on social media.

Then everyone started laughing except Emma’s friend and a boy named Jeremy

Jeremy helped by telling his mum because Emma didn't tell anyone. Then Jeremy's

mum told the school. 

Once the video ended we had to answer questions about the

video like who made the problem better and what did the girls do to Emma.

MUFTI DAY-Breast Cancer Society

 Mufti Day

On Friday the 6th of November we are going to have a mufti day. Please wear pink or red.

We would appreciate a gold coin donation. All proceeds are going to the Breast Cancer Society. We are hoping to do some good. Have a good week!

 

Jordyn and Rylee    

RYAN's Story

 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zYamrohetIKyLarBhgCKZ-C6N3sOSBz1TIFg5yPOOSQ/edit

cultural day

Kia ora parents/caregivers

On the 23rd of September Kumara School will be holding a cultural day. Jordyn and Autumn are hosting this. If your child/ren would like to dress up in clothing from their culture they may. They may bring food from their culture to share.There will be fun activities on the day.




Nga Mihi

Jordyn and Autumn

RATA

 THIS IS MY SLIDESHOW.

The last two weeks room 1 has been writing about native trees I did Rata as you can see.Then once we did the writing we got a choice to do it on a slide or a poster I done both to see which one was better. I liked both.

              Look at the slideshow to see what the poster says

MY SPEECH ABOUT FLUS

 IN THIS SPEECH I'M GOING TO TALK ABOUT DIFFERENT FLUS 

First there is Coronavirus, If you’ve been watching the news lately, the chances are you’ll have heard lots about an illness that’s affecting people all around the world, called Coronavirus. Coronavirus is a viral flu that has spread all over the world and the number of cases have risen everyday. We even had to go into lockdown because of this virus. 

What happens when you get Covid-19?

When people get Covid-19 they will develop signs and symptoms including a mild fever.Most people infected with COVID-19 virus have a mild disease.Older people, and those with pre existing medical conditions such as high blood pressure, heart problems or diabetes have a higher chance of getting Covid-19.

Is there any treatment for Coronavirus?

There is no specific treatment for coronavirus. However, many of the symptoms can be treated. 

When and where did Covid-19 start?

Covid-19 started in Wuhan China in December 2019.

Second, there is the Spanish flu, a pandemic of 1918, the deadliest in history, which infected an estimated 500 million people worldwide, about one-third of the planet’s population. The 1918 flu affected Europe first then the United States and parts of Asia before spreading around the world. A person who touches something with the virus on it and then touches his or her mouth, eyes or nose can become infected.

A devastating second wave of the Spanish Flu hit American shores in the summer of 1918, as returning soldiers infected with the disease spread it to the general population, especially in crowded cities. 

Thirdly there is the Asian Flu pandemic this pandemic started in 1957, it was the second major pandemic. The Asian Flu outbreak was associated with variation and course of illness. Whereas some infected individuals experienced only minor symptoms, such as cough and mild fever. 

Fourth there is Cholera Flu. This is a 1854 Flu,theorists concluded that cholera was caused by particles in the air. If someone with cholera is left untreated it could kill him or her within hours, even very healthy people.To treat cholera the person with Cholera needs to have lots of liquids and salts. Cholera still exists in Africa and Southeast of Asia

Now I'm going to tell you the difference between a pandemic and an epidemic.

An epidemic is a local disease and a pandemic is a worldwide disease. 

In my speech I have covered Covid-19, Spanish Flu,Asian flu and Cholera.The biggest Pandemic that is going around at the moment is Covid-19. People also think that this pandemic is not going to end and will be with us forever.

MY READING LOG

 READING LOG:

Week 4

LUMBER JANES

LUMBER JANES

LUMBER JANES

LUMBER JANES

LUMBER JANES

Week 5 

Zenus 

Aphrodite 

Lumber Janes

Niomi Oaska

We are here

Here is two weeks of my what I've read.My favourite books to read are Lumber Janes.

https://www.getepic.com/app/ this is were iv got my books

You also could comment what books you have read if you want to

RENOVATION TIME

Room 1 is getting renovated so the walls and floor are getting stripped and getting replaced with new carpet and wall paper, but one wall won't be getting done at this stage, It's the wall where our bags go in the morning.This wall will be getting done when the main renovation is being done. Since Room 1 is getting renovated we are in the library, it is small but the desks fit so that is a good thing about it.Im sure we're all excited about moving back into Room 1. We can’t wait until the whole renovation is completed.The small inconvenience will be worth it.

Jordyn

ABOUT THIS WEEKS WRITING!

This week room one have been doing persuasive writing about if school hours should be changed from 9:00-3:00 to 8:30-4:00. I will post my writing in a couple days about why I disagree. 

AIR POLLUTION FACTS

Air pollution

Air pollution is dirty air like car smoke and fire smoke. Air pollution is bad for humans, it can give you lung cancer and heart disease all because of dirty smokey air, it’s worse if you have asthma.

Air pollution is a mixture of solid particles and gases in the air

This year it is 2020 because of Covid-19 Air pollution from cars has dropped.

Here are some facts about AIR POLLUTION:

1. It can destroy crops

2. Can give you lung cancer and heart disease

3. Indoor pollution can kill you

MY AMAZING KAKAPO FACTS

Kakapo facts:

Kakapo can’t fly, they use their short wings for balance and support rather than flying.

Their feathers are much softer than those of other birds because they do not need to be strong and stiff enough to support flight.

Kakapo have very strong legs so they can get around easier on their feet.

One of their defenses is to freeze and hope to blend into the background when danger is near

GETTING SUCKED UP BY 

A VACUUM CLEANER

Today I'm going to tell you about a nightmare that I had. It probably
won’t sound scary but
believe me it was terrifying. 

So it all started off with jumping into a book that took me to a vacuum
world and that was the fun part. But then out of nowhere there was a
cliff and then I fell and broke my finger.

So I climbed back up and wandered around for a little while then the
biggest vacuum cleaner came and sucked me up right to the top.
I tried to escape but I couldn't. 

THEN I WOKE UP AND SCREAMED!!!

THE END 

MY AMAZING TUI WRITING

TUI 

EAT-

• nectarine,honeydew, puriri, kowhai, fuchsia,
• rewarewa, flax, rata, pohutukawa, gums and banksias.

BEHAVIOUR- 

• They can be aggressive and will defend a
• flower or fruiting tree or a small part
• of a large tree.
• They chase other birds away from their feeding area.

POPULATION- 

• Their population is bigger in some parts
• of New Zealand and smaller
• in the other parts.

IDENTIFICATION-

•  The plumage of the Tui can look black from certain
• angles and in dull light but in the sunshine the feathers
• positively sparkle with green,
• purple and bronze iridescent sheens.

Where do they live?

•  The tui is native to New Zealand which means
• that they don’t live anywhere else.

  

THE TRUE STORY OF THE 3 LITTLE IGS

My 2020 lockdown work

IDEA's

Today I came up with a good idea.
I thought what I could do with all
my work was to open a new slide in
my drive then put my writing,reading and math logs
in the slide.                  

Neil the one and only

2020

WHEN NEIL ARMSTRONG BECAME AN          

ASTRONAUT 

Neil Armstrong became a astronaut in August 5 1930 till August 25 2012

He was 16 when he went to the moon.

20 July 1969 is when he walked on the moon 

Before he was an astronaut he worked for a group that studied air planes.

That group later became part of NASA.

He flew several planes for them.

He also helped design planes.

He was 16 when he went to the moon.

Neil amstrong spent 8 minutes throwing unnecessary objects on to the moon

His love for flying started at a young age when his father took him to an air show.

Six hundred million people watched the first moonwalk on TV which was Neil

Armstrong.

The footprints made by Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin are still on the Moon.

The dust is thick, but there isn't any wind to remove them.

Neil Armstrong had to wear special gear so he could breath

so did everyone else who went on the moon.

Butterflies