I am a Year 8 student at Panmure Bridge School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Learning Space 2 and my teachers are Mrs Anderson and Ms Kirkpatrick.
Monday, 21 July 2014
In The Holidays
At the end, everyone was tired. It was time to go home after a long and astonishing day. The bride and groom was happy as everyone. Everyone felt happy for them and glad that they met each other!
Friday, 4 July 2014
Sustainability Vocabulary/Dictionay
This is my Sustainability Vocabulary/Dictionary. I have included their meaning and what they look like. (Picture)
Thursday, 3 July 2014
Soccer Reflection - Fotor
Every Thursday, I would always be looking forward to Soccer. We would always enjoy playing soccer with Ben. Over the few weeks, we have learn't so much about Soccer. I have learn't how to stop the ball using different parts of my body, how to dribble the ball, how to defend and importantly how to work together in a team following the rules. I feel so proud of myself because at first I didn't know much about soccer but now I do! Hopefully we can learn more about soccer and Ben can visit our school again!
Wednesday, 2 July 2014
Kiwi Kids News Quiz
I have done a Kiwi Kids News Quiz. There were 30 questions. Out of 30 I scored 25 points. I have only got 5 wrong. I found the sports questions the most difficult. I think I did a great job and I am proud of my result. I have learn't so much from the quiz. Hopefully I can get a much higher score and maybe get all of the questions correct! I can do this by going on Kiwi Kids News daily (Every Day) and by watching the news every night. Have you tried the Kiwi Kids Quiz?
Tuesday, 1 July 2014
Long Tailed Bats
This is my Google Drawing about Long-Tailed Bats. I have found our what they eat, when they are active, where they live, if they are endangered and some interesting facts about the Long Tailed Bat. Long Tailed Bats are rare and endangered. This is because pest and animals eat them. Animals such as cats, possums, rats and stoats eat them. You can help Long Tailed Bats by keeping your pets away from them. Hopefully if you do this, they won't get extinct!
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