Well hello again fellow humans person. This presentation shows different tasks that are related to the Niuean Language Week because if you didn't know well this week is Niuean Language Week. My class and myself had to chose a few tasks that were related to the Niuean Language Week. I chose to do these tasks so do enjoy!
Wednesday, 14 October 2015
Niuean Language Week
Labels:
Activities,
Cultures,
Languages,
Niuean Language Week,
Tasks
Quote Of The Week
Hello fellow Humans Person this is yet ANOTHER quote of the week post. Sorry for not posting a quote of the week last week it was just that I was soo busy and my netbook charger broke so I couldn't really go on it...But yeah.....
Anywho this week's quote of the week is.....
As I was checking my blog the other day for new comments my teacher commented on my first quote of the week post and suggested that I should write what this quote means to me in my point of view.
This quote means to me that people should treat each other fairly and with respect because even just complimenting somebody could make them feel speciaL. Also including everybody in games and activities so that they don't feel left out and feel like they are somebody.
New Zealand Shake Out Day!
Greetings Humans Person(Got it off the movie Home...It's something Oh and his fellow boovs say..) today my class and myself learnt a little bit about an upcoming event that will be happening everywhere in New Zealand because well its a national(New Zealand only) event. This event is called the New Zealand Shake Out Day!
Each individual humans person in my school will be participating in this event which will be happening on the 15th of October at 9:15am. You must be thinking why is this happening?...Well because in 2011 a huge earthquake struck Christchurch leaving many people injured and sadly to death too. So that is why we need to practice these drills to keep ourselves safe.
We will all and I mean ALL at 9:15am, DROP, COVER AND HOLD!
Here is a few instructions from a site that can help you participate.
- DROP down on your hands and knees. This position protects you from falling but allows you to still move if necessary.
- COVER your head and neck (and your entire body if possible) under a sturdy table or desk (if it is no more than a few steps away from you). If there is no shelter nearby, get down near an interior wall (or next to low-lying furniture that won't fall on you), and cover your head and neck with your arms and hands.
- HOLD on to your shelter (or your position to protect your head and neck) until the shaking stops. Be prepared to move with your shelter if the shaking shifts it around.
Also a fact is this event not only can be nationwide but Worldwide too! So I suggest that you practice this drill at 9:15am on October the 15th because you won't be doing it alone but with A LOT of Humans Persons!
We should all participate in this event because it helps us learn what to do during an earthquake. For more information check out this site.
Labels:
Earthquake Drills,
National Event,
New Zealand,
Shake Out Day,
Students,
Tamaki Primary School
Tuesday, 13 October 2015
Mehi and Maopa - Water Bottle Rocket Experiment
This is a Google presentation that I worked on with my buddy Maopa. This presentation is about our own scientific method with a experiment our class tried which was the water bottle rocket. For more information read our presentation!
Labels:
Baking Soda,
Experiment,
Inquiry,
Rocket,
Scientific Method,
Vinegar,
Water Bottles
Thursday, 1 October 2015
Happy 1st Day of OCTOBER!!!
Happy 1st day of October everyone!!!
Man the months have gone past sooo fast. I mean like its only two more months from now until one of my favorite holidays, CHRISTMAS happens. Don't forget the new year too!
I Hope everyone has a wonderful day and month:)
Wednesday, 30 September 2015
Quote of the Week
Hey guys, I was just trying to find things to blog and I thought of an idea that I should start putting up a quote of the week for each week. So here is this week's quote.....
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