Thursday, 26 July 2018
Tuesday, 24 July 2018
My holiday reflection
In the holidays I learnt a dance it was a very tricky dance because it is fast I had to pick a costume for that dance and another dance I will show the costumes under the writing.
Cupid Rapunzel
On Friday I went to Nelson for gymnastics in my gym comp I came 26th out of 39. Then I went to a cowboy party and performed my cupid dance but in another costume.
I stayed in Nelson for the week we did lots of things, we went shopping, ate lollies and had an opening for doorasarus the new door.
When we got home we went to the opening for the Taramakau bridge. It was nice because we could walk over the road part.
Wednesday, 30 May 2018
Tuesday, 23 January 2018
Week Four: Contemporary Kiwis (2000 - Present): Day 1: Turn of the Century (2000-2010)
Activity 1: Celebrating a Win
When we have a birthday in my family we do something different for each on
my sisters birthday we go out for tea, for my birthday we make tea ourselves
and put candles on it last year I had nachos
my sisters birthday we go out for tea, for my birthday we make tea ourselves
and put candles on it last year I had nachos
Activity 2: Lord of the Rings
I would buy lots of animals and start my own pet shop because I love animals
Bonus Activity: The Rise of the ‘Selfie’
Monday, 22 January 2018
Week Three: The Post War(s) Era (1951-1999): Day 5: Maintaining the Status Quo (The 1990’s)
Activity 1: Hiking Tongariro
Equipment
Food and plenty of fluid, especially in the summer months. If you are planning on completing any of the summit tracks, ensure you have additional water supplies.
Waterproof and wind-proof raincoat and trousers
Strong, sturdy boots (you will be trekking over uneven volcanic terrain)
Warm clothing layers: woollen or polypropylene thermals and fleece
Hat and gloves
Sunscreen and sunglasses
First Aid Kit
Cellphone
Map
Food and plenty of fluid, especially in the summer months. If you are planning on completing any of the summit tracks, ensure you have additional water supplies.
Waterproof and wind-proof raincoat and trousers
Strong, sturdy boots (you will be trekking over uneven volcanic terrain)
Warm clothing layers: woollen or polypropylene thermals and fleece
Hat and gloves
Sunscreen and sunglasses
First Aid Kit
Cellphone
Map
How to stay safe
1. Plan your trip
Seek local knowledge and plan the route you will take and the amount of time
you can reasonably expect it to take.
you can reasonably expect it to take.
2. Tell someone
Tell someone your plans and leave a date to raise the alarm if you haven’t
returned.
returned.
3. Be aware of the weather
New Zealand’s weather can be highly changeable. Check the forecast and
expect weather changes.
expect weather changes.
4. Know your limits
Challenge yourself within your physical limits and experience.
5. Take sufficient supplies
Make sure you have enough food, clothing, equipment and emergency rations
for the worst-case scenario. Take an appropriate means of communication.
for the worst-case scenario. Take an appropriate means of communication.
Activity 2: Leading New Zealand
Leading New Zealand
Week 3, Day 5 (Bonus Activity)
Name of Prime Minister: Jenny Shipley
Date of Birth: 4 February 1952
Political Party: National
Number of Years as Prime Minister: 7 years
Three interesting facts about my chosen Prime Minister:
1.She grew up in rural Canterbury
2.After leaving Parliament, Shipley and husband Burton moved to Auckland
3.National’s ratings slumped as voters asked what had become of ‘the decent society’ Bolger promised in 1990
1.She grew up in rural Canterbury
2.After leaving Parliament, Shipley and husband Burton moved to Auckland
3.National’s ratings slumped as voters asked what had become of ‘the decent society’ Bolger promised in 1990
Bonus Activity: You Have to Pay to
Play
Play
You should have to pay to go to uni because if you really want to do something
and you have to study then the people helping you study won’t get any money
even though the help you for a long time
and you have to study then the people helping you study won’t get any money
even though the help you for a long time
Week 3: The Post War(s) Era (1951-1999): Day 4: Perms and Lycra (The 1980’s)
Activity 1: Hairy Maclary
“Out of the gate and off for a walk went Hairy Maclary from Donaldson’s Dairy…”
He went to the butchers to get a quick snack. When he was coming back other
dogs followed. Oh No he thought I must act quick. So off he ran the dog all
followed. So with a kick and a flick. There was three dogs left. What should I do
he thought. He just a brick wall and one dog was left. He went through a bush
and that got rid of him. So make home he went it was Hairy Maclary from
Donaldson’s Dairy.
dogs followed. Oh No he thought I must act quick. So off he ran the dog all
followed. So with a kick and a flick. There was three dogs left. What should I do
he thought. He just a brick wall and one dog was left. He went through a bush
and that got rid of him. So make home he went it was Hairy Maclary from
Donaldson’s Dairy.
Activity 2: The Big ‘OE’
I want to go to Canada
- To see arctic foxes
- To go skiing
- To go ice skating
Bonus Activity: The 4 O’Clock News
I would like to interview my mum
I want to ask her what school was like when she was young
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