Today I did orienteering with Silivia, Mahdia, and myself. Our time was 13 minutes and 50 seconds. We had to run all around the school to find all 20 controls. Each of the controls had a letter we needed to clip our paper on. I think my friends and I did a good job.
This blog is a record of my learning from Panmure Bridge Primary School through to Tamaki College.
Thursday, 30 June 2016
Orienteering
Today I did orienteering with Silivia, Mahdia, and myself. Our time was 13 minutes and 50 seconds. We had to run all around the school to find all 20 controls. Each of the controls had a letter we needed to clip our paper on. I think my friends and I did a good job.
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Charlize,
orienteering
Tuesday, 28 June 2016
Speeches
Today we went in our thinking groups and read out our speeches. We all read our speeches while John was timing us. Our speech had to be between 2 mins 30 sec and 3 mins. The people in my thinking group were Silivia, Jane, Victoria, and John. After each speech was said, we had a rubric to fill in about each persons speech. Here is my speech I read.
- Talofa, o lo’u igoa o Charlize.
2) You’ve probably heard of this before. But if you’ve read them or not, religious or not, it doesn’t matter. Even just trying to read at least 1, in your whole life, is something you need. And trust me, you need to. All the scriptures in the bible are full of great advice, stories, tips, and inspiration. Maybe reading your own book from your culture would be better. Scriptures to most people, is the most important thing in their life. While to others, it is just another book.
3) But did you know the Bible is one of the most best selling book in the world? One of the possible reasons why is because it has helped loads of people around the world with their problems and lives, especially non believers. I have read a short story about a person who lived inside a rough neighborhood in Miami. He had a big fear of dying because he didn’t want to stop existing in this world, and that people would forget about him.
4) A problem that I found out is that even people that go to church don’t read the bible a lot of the time. Even though It wouldn’t seem like a big problem, it is definitely not a small problem. Can you imagine that? I find this very disappointing. But in my point of view, I think this can change. At the same time I know that not everyone in the world can get access to the bible, for different reasons. But I think if everyone could take some time to have a look inside the bible, you might just find what you’re looking for. He was invited to a few churches through friends and family, but their beliefs didn’t stick with him. But when he finally discovered scriptures, and started studying on it. Later as he got older, he wasn’t scared anymore. Can you see how the scriptures changed his perspective on death?
5) No, this is not a huge world crisis, but I just think reading a scripture could really be helpful in everybody’s life. I am not trying to make this book more popular, but I just want to show that this book is very special, motivational, and truthful book. Would you read a scripture?
India
For the past last few weeks of inquiry I have been learning about India, my last country I had to research about this term. In this DLO it has the map of India on the world map and where it is located, some famous landmarks in India, traditional clothes the Indians wear, and more. If you want to find out more about India, click on this slide.
Saturday, 25 June 2016
Are UFO's Real??
A few weeks ago we have been writing informational reports. This informational report me and my buddy Silivia did was about if UFO's are actually real. We used videos, articles, and where they live as evidence they are real.
Thursday, 23 June 2016
A Car is not a Home!
This week our class has chosen a current event to research about. I picked the event in Mangere where the people were camping in their cars because they were sorry about all those homeless people living in their cars on the side of the streets. In this DLO it includes when this happened, why it happened, and my thought of this.
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Charlize,
current events,
week 8
Orienteering
Today we did orienteering. Orienteering is where you are given a small slip of paper and a map. My buddy Mahdia and I had to look around the school and find all the controls around the school. We only did course 2 and 3 because it started raining hard out. I liked doing orienteering because we have to run around the school and it was really fun.
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Charlize,
orienteering
Saturday, 18 June 2016
My mapping challenges
For this past term in inquiry we have been learning about the countries in Asia (Thailand, China, Japan, India). In this DLO (Digital Learning Object) it has all the mapping challenges I have done in all my classes. If you want to see more about these countries, click on this slide.
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