I am a Year 8 student at Glen Innes School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Room 11 and my teacher is Mrs Ramkolowan.
Monday, 21 October 2013
Kaho Acting.
Kaho was getting picked on and the big man wanted Kaho's lunch. Kaho played the role very well and Kaho was funny.
Last Day Of Sports Camp
WALT: write a narrative sports camp.
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Mr Hendricks barked out the instructions to clean up our dorms and pack our bags up. When the children finished packing their bags they had to put it in the center where everyone was sitting. Some children were lagging off the cleaning duties. When the children finished cleaning up they all had to meet in the same spot where the teachers and children put their bags. After that they picked up their own bags and carried it to where the bus would meet them.
Half hour after having so much fun on the slide finally the bus turned up. When the teachers loaded the bags into the back of the bus. After that children found them a seat on the bus and sat down. Off went the bus leaving the camp grounds. Going back to Glen Innes School in Auckland. On the way to School the tyres whirr and then one of them popped. The bus driver pulled over and check the tyres. The bus driver changed the popped tyre. It took the bus driver about 20 minutes. After that we were back on the road and off to school. We had a very awesome trip on the bus back to school.
Theme: There are always positive solutions to problems.
Friday, 18 October 2013
Tuesday, 15 October 2013
A Photo With Gensise
Everyone was taking a photo. Gensise wanted a photo to show that they came to our school and were not at the beach playing.
Wednesday, 25 September 2013
Travel Wise
These are two graphs that show how many good drivers and bad drivers there are. Some children went out with the Auckland transport people and the police to tell people to slow down around schools. There were more good drivers than bad drivers and that is very good. The speed limits around schools is forty and the good drivers that we pulled over gets a goodie bag and the bad drivers get a card which tells them to slow down around schools. It was very fun going out on the road with the Auckland transport people and the police.
Monday, 23 September 2013
Spin the paper clip
In this game we had to take turns by spinning the paper clip with the pencil in the middle. This game is fair because it was a 50 50 chances. When the game is not fair is when there is more red than green.I think everyone could get an equal chance of winning.
Kelvin was the lucky one because he chose 7 red and 13 green. When Kelvin and his partner Langa spined the paper clip they got 7 red and 13 green and that was the total at the end of the game. The fraction of red was three quarters and the fraction of green was only one quarter. We can write one half in a decimal like this 0.50 and in a fraction 100/50 and 50 %.
Thursday, 19 September 2013
Basketball Rules
When you are a reff you have to be confident blow the whistle loudly, speak clearly and don’t let anyone push you around.
Know the rules and how to tell a player they have broken a rule.
Always communicate with the other referee supporting his or her decision.
Be pleasant but firm with the players.
Always have a good position on the court and be totally involved in the game.
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