I am a Year 8 student at Panmure Bridge School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Learning Space 2 and my teacher is Mrs Anderson.
Wednesday, 27 February 2019
Kiwi Can
This week for kiwi can we had Ms. Paige and Mr. Alabati. Our theme was positive communication and our topic was voice tone. Positive communication is when you talk to someone in a positive way. Active listening is when you listen to others and voice tone is the way that you speak to other, for example happily, angrily and more. Our catchphrase was "kiwi can says, talk to me, so you can see, someone with positivity". One of the activities we played was called "Negative and Positive role plays", which was part of voice tones. For this game we got into groups and got a card which either had a positive or negative text. In groups we acted out the card, but started from negative to positive. For example someone was bullying someone. The person who got bullied was crying. The bully felt sad and went to say sorry. I've had a lot of fun playing these two activities.
Friday, 22 February 2019
Ali Riley|Care Awards
This week for my last activity of earning my excellence and innovation badge, I decided to do the activity where I researched a New Zealander who showed excellence and innovation in their life. I chose to research on Ali Riley who is an American - New Zealand football player. She was 14 when she joined football and is the captain of the football ferns. She also joined the Chelsea team for two years. I enjoyed researching about Ali Riley.
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Ali Riley,
Care Awards,
Excellence & Innovation
My Personal Passion|Care Awards
This week for my second activity of earning my excellence and innovation badge, I decided to do the activity where, I created a DLO about my personal passion. My personal passion is volleyball. For this DLO I included two images, my personal passion, my favorite volleyball player and how to play volleyball . I had fun making a DLO about my personal passion.
Thursday, 21 February 2019
3 Motivational Quotes|Care Awards
This week for my first activity to earn my excellence and innovation badge, I decided to do the activity where I created a poster of inspirational quotes, to inspire other people. The three quotes I chose that were inspirational was from Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela and Zig Ziglar. My favorite quote would be Nelson Mendela's quote because you can change the world for everyone and not just yourself.
Tech|Wood Work
This week for tech, we did wood work with Mr. Grundy. We drew 8 designs which needed to have joints, so Mr Grundy could tick our designs. After Mr Grundy had ticked the designs, we chose one design that we wanted to create with wood. I decided to create the chest of drawers, because you could hide things. With our one design, we needed to say why we chose this design. Next week we will be creating our designs.
How To Be Cyber Safe|Care Awards
This week for my first activity of earning my confidence badge, I decided to do the activity where we either make a DLO of how to stand up for bullies, or how to be cyber safe. I decided to make the DLO of how to be cyber safe. I decided to include five reasons on how to be cyber safe, I also added a image that had cyber safe words. I had a lot of fun creating this DLO and telling others on how to be cyber safe.
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Care Awards,
Confidence,
Cybersafe
Wednesday, 20 February 2019
Kiwi Sport|Ki O Rahi
This week for kiwi sport we did Ki O Rahi, which was a Maori game. Our coach is Shanice. For Ki O Rahi, there were different places, like the ice bridge, the tapu, the poe and more. For kiwi sport we played Golden Child, but the Ki O Rahi version. There were two guardians around the tapu, so they could defend the ball from touching it. Only the guardians could go through the ice bridge. One team was Kio ma and the other was Taniwha. Kio ma had to run, touch the poe and put the ball down near the ice bridge. Taniwha had to throw the ball to the tapu, so that the person running has to stay where they are. The last person running was golden child. Next week we will play a real game of Ki O Rahi.
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Ki o Rahi,
Kiwi Sport
Kiwi Can
This week for kiwi can our leaders were Ms. Paige and Mr. Alabati. Our topic is active listening and our theme was positive relationships. Active listening is when you listen to other, when they are talking and positive relationships is when you talk positivity to others. Our catch phrase was "talk to me, so you can see me, someone with positivity". We played two activities which we needed to listen. My favorite activity was "Chop Suey Salute". In Chop Suey Salute, there are 5 moves which include punches, kicks and powers. I've had a lot of fun playing these activities and learning about topic and themes in kiwi can.
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Active Listening,
Kiwi Can,
Positivity
Sunday, 17 February 2019
Collage Of Life Of PBS|Care Awards
For the last activity of earning my respect badge, I decided to do the activity where we made a collage about life of being at Panmure Bridge School. I added a lot of images, like athletics day, the Sky Tower trip and more. These are the photos that I think is life of being at Panmure Bridge School. There are a lot of fun learning activities you can do at this school. I have had a lot of fun creating this collage.
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Care Awards,
Collage,
Life Of PBS,
Respect
Making Dinner|Care Awards
For my fourth activity of earning my respect badge, I decided to do the activity where I made dinner for my family. The dinner I made was chicken and potato. I used some help from my sister, because I didn't know the recipe and also to help me with the difficult parts. I think that this activity was the most fun, because I could spend some time with my sister and to see if my family's reactions to the chicken and potato dinner.
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Care Awards,
Making Dinner,
Respect.
Aretha Franklin Song Research|Care Awards
For my third activity of earning my respect badge, I needed to make a DLO about Aretha Franklin's song "RESPECT". Respect means treating others the way that you want to be treated, for example, listening to the teacher when they are talking. For this activity I included a image of Aretha Franklin, a title with a link, some information and also what the song means to Aretha Franklin. I had fun researching and learning about Aretha Franklin's song.
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Aretha Franklin,
Care Awards,
Research,
Respect Song
Thank You Letter To Mrs. Anderson|Care Awards
For my second activity of earning my silver respect badge, I needed to write a thank you letter to a teacher or staff member. I decided to write this thank you letter to Mrs. Anderson, because she was my new teacher. Something I wrote for my thank you letter was how Mrs. Anderson was very helpful for the past few days, since I came to LS2.
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Care Awards,
Respect,
Thank You Letter
Showing Respect|Care Awards
Today I completed my first silver CARE award activity. CARE stands for Confidence, Attitude, Respect and Excellence and Innovation. These are the PBS important values that the students strive for. My activity was for my respect badge. We did at least 5 activities to earn a badge. For my activity I needed to show respect using photos. The photos I took were picking up rubbish, showing respect and putting your hand up.
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Care Awards,
Respect,
Showing Respect
Summer Learning Journey Prizes
This week Hazel and Sophie from the Summer Learning Journey came to give prizes and certificates to the students who participated in the Summer Learning Journey programme. Also we had a special guest called Eveleyn, who is from the NZ Sailin trust. First we started with the certificates. I was shocked that a lot of people had participated in the Summer Learning Journey programme. After that we moved onto the spot prizes. From my class Marieta, Chavda, Florence and I got the spot prize. I was very surprised that I got a spot prize. In the prizes there were toys, candy and some lolly bags. We then moved onto the top three students who did more activities and comments in the Summer Learning Journey programme. The top three were Alex, Mele and Victoria. They got a lot of toys, lollies and more. Mele got a monster cookie pack and Alex got a ipad mini, itunes and more. Both Alex and Mele got a free sailing ticket. LS1 got a bean bag for having the most participants and the whole school got a pohutukawa tree.
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Prizes,
Summer Learning Journey
Wednesday, 13 February 2019
Kiwi Sport|Ki O Rahi|Reflection
This week we had a great start to Kiwi Sport. Our coach was Shinese. First we started off with watching a movie about the story of Ki O Rahi to understand a bit more about the game "Ki O Rahi, which we will be playing for Kiwi Sport this term. In this video I learnt why the game was played. It is to make peace and solve conflict. After that we went outside to play a few games. Firstly we played "Taniwha and Kio Ma", which was like "Bunnies and Rabbits". We played a few rounds of this game, then moved onto the next one. This game was called 8 passes. For this game we passed the ball to each other eight times. We were in two teams. This next game included sports to play. We played these games, because next week we will be playing the actual "Ki O Rahi" game. Also because the key of Ki O Rahi is the ball. I've had a great time and had a lot of fun.
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Ki o Rahi,
Kiwi Sport,
Reflection
Tuesday, 12 February 2019
Sketchnote|Explanation
This week for writing Ellenora and I created a sketchnote about explanation writing, to show our understandings. First we wrote the information we already knew about explanation writing on a piece of paper. After that we did speed dating to share our ideas. It wasn't exactly speed dating. With our partners there were two lines. We had to share our information about explanation writing to different partners. We only had 1 minute to talk to each partner. After one minute we moved onto the next partner. The next day we created a digital sketchnote to show our understanding about explanation writing. When writing a explanation it is important to have TIIC, which stands for title, introduction, information and conclusion.
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Explanation,
Sketchnote,
Writing
E-ako Maths|Problem Solving-Frogs
For maths this week we started off with E-ako maths. E- ako maths is a game of maths where you answer math questions. There are a lot of categories you can choose from, like problem solving, additive thinking and a lot more. Answering all the questions correctly, can earn make you earn points and trophies. I chose to do the problem solving. There are a few questions I have answered.
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E- ako,
Maths,
Problem Solving
Monday, 11 February 2019
Te Tiriti o Waitangi
This week Marieta, Villami, Matthew and I worked together to create a DLO of a story called "Te Tiriti o Waitangi". In other words The Treaty of Waitangi. For this task we first read the story then moved on to doing the DLO. For this DLO we did a few reading activities which were vocabulary, summaries and seeing it from both sides. For the seeing it from both sides we needed to choose a question from the learning conversation slide.
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Reading,
Summary,
Treaty of Waitangi
Comparing Role Models & Heros
This week Marieta, Joel, Miiana, Villiami, Alex and I created a DLO about the similarities and differences of role models and heros. My group and I decided to do a venn diagram for this DLO. A role model is somebody who some else is looks up to and a hero is someone who you would like to be.
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Comparing,
Heros,
Inquiry,
Role Models
Sunday, 10 February 2019
What Is A Leader?
This week we've been learning about leadership. Miiana, Joel, Marieta, Alex, Villiami and I worked together to create a DLO on what a leader is, what goals we have as leaders this year, what responsibilities we have as leaders this year and what makes a good leader. For what makes a good leader we wrote things like: Someone who can step down and let others have a turn, someone who can take the initiative and someone who can learn from both their mistakes and successes.
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Inquiry,
Leadership
Thursday, 7 February 2019
Sketch Note|Team
Today Marieta, Alex, Joel and I worked together to create a sketchnote on what a team is, our definition of a team is a group of people who work together to achieve a common purpose. In teams all members must respect one another, make sure everyone is included and respect all opinions. Three things that people need to do in teams are: Communicate, collaborate and participate.
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Collaborative Challenge,
Inquiry,
Sketchnote,
Team
The PBS Care Values
This week we created a DLO of our schools's care values. Our care values are confidence, attitude, respect and excellence and innovation. For this DLO we needed to include what the care values mean and ow we can show it in school. We also had to take photos of how we can show the care values in school. For example for respect we decided to take a photo of picking up rubbish.
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Care Values,
Panmure Bridge School
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