Inspirational Heroes

During reading we have been researching people who have faced challenges and have stood up for what they believed in. They have either been a voice for those that don’t have one or are a person who never gave up when facing challenges.

Come and have a look at my presentation about Henry Ford in Room 6.

Cyber Safety

Room 6 has been learning about cyber safety we have learnt a lot about being a digital citizen. 

Here are three key rules that I think are Important:

1.Be careful of what you post on the internet. All information and images leave a digital footprint.

2. Never share your personal details such as full name, age,
address and passwords with any people, even those who say they
know you.

3. Be nice! No one likes a digital bully. Be respectful and be a great
digital citizen.

If you are ever unsure check with an ADULT!

Too good to be true

I am learning to: write a narrative based on a picture

In 2050 there was a ten year old boy named Joe, who lived in a two story house with just his parents that made him clean up his room every time he messed it up, which was every day.

One night Joe snuck into the family computer room at midnight he turned the computer on. Then Joe went on an online website and bought the latest robot ever made and just as he clicked the button to get it delivered there was a knock at the door. Luckily, his parents didn’t wake up from the loud banging. When Joe quickly opened the door and saw a massive package with a label on it saying ‘this package is for Joe’.

Joe heaved it inside and ripped it open. Inside the package was a humongous, red robot that was one meter and three quarters tall and in the shape of an oval with a face down by its legs. It had two scrawny arms on the sides with two fingers at the end of them. Joe had a good look around the robot and found a big, red switch on it’s back that said on underneath the switch and off at the top.

Joe pulled the switch down, then the robot turned on and said to Joe “what would you like me todo for you.” “Every afternoon at 2pm,” Joe said “I would like you to tidy up my entire bedroom without being seen by mum or dad, so whenever I come home from school and look in my room it will be very tidy. Come I can show you a good place to hide.”  The robot followed Joe into his room. “This is the room that you will be cleaning up each day at 2pm,” said Joe.

Joe told the robot that there was a trapdoor underneath his bed that had a ladder which went down to a room with an alarm clock on a empty shelf that rang every day at 2pm. At the same time, both Joe and the robot bent down to look at the trapdoor, “this will be your room,” said Joe while opening it. “I wonder how we’ll get you down there since your so big and fat” Joe said. “Don’t worry I can just shrink myself down to your size” said the robot. Then the robot shrunk to Joe’s size and crawled underneath the bed, climbed down the trapdoor ladder and into the other room.

The next day when Joe came home from school his mum was standing with the angriest face she ever had and said “why did I see a robot in this house at 2pm this afternoon?” Joe was an honest boy and told her what he did. From that day on mum made Joe clean his room and mum got rid of the robot.

Pepeha

During this term Room 6 has been learning how to write a Pepeha. A Pepeha is a Maori introduction that establishes your identity and heritage. We learned how to say our Pepeha and then we said it in front of the class and then we used screencastify to video it.This is my Pepeha.

Tena koutou, 

No Australia ahau

Ko mt albert te maunga

Ko Pacific Ocean te moana

No Good Shepherd te kura

Ko Jane te tumuaki 

Ko Nicola tōku māmā

No Aotearoa ia

Ko Paul tōku pāpā

No Aotearoa ia

Ko Harrison tōku ingoa

Growth Mindset

       Mistakes Are Proof That You Are Trying

To me this mindset means....
To keep on trying even if you think your not good at it

                           
I could use this mindset when....
If I miss a goal in football