Resilience activity 1

 What is resilience to you: Resilience to me is when someone feels sad and down and just thinks that they can't do it anymore they stand up and give it a go.

What skills do you need to show to be resilient: If someone is down maybe go and see what's wrong and try and get them back on their feet and make sure their day is better.

Think of a time when a challenge came along. How would you deal with it differently this time: A challenge for me was when I moved from Dunedin it was challenging at first I was like my parents I want to go back to Dunedin but later I really like it here I said to myself but if I had gotten used to it I think I would not have complained to my parents that much but I still miss Dunedin but at the end, I'm in Christchurch.

Term 2 -Themed Bells

What is the song about this week: All she wrote 

What is the song about: The song all she wrote is about World war 2 The sad serviceman was supposed to get a letter from his wife?

Who are the members of six60:(Maitu walters Marlon Gerbes Chris mac Eli paewai Ji Fraser Hoani Matenga)

When did the band form and where: Six60 the band formed in Dunedin in 2008 they all met on 660 castle street.

What do you think of the themed/Music bells: I think the bell this week is pretty good I like the message about it and I think it's pretty good.

Term 1 Reflection

1.What did I enjoy most in term 1 (Inside curriculum Outside curriculum) Inside curriculum: Probably learning about the black death it was pretty interesting learning about medieval times and how it happened in history. Outside curriculum: Going home

2.What was challenging about term 1?: Getting through the day because most of it was challenging.

3.What goals would I like to set for myself in Term2 (curriculum-based goal) (Personal goal): Giving term 2 a really good shoot. Remembering to charge my Chromebook before I go to school.

Paper boat experiment

Aim of yesterday's experiment: See how long paper could last in hot water 
What equipment did you use and where was it: Bunsen burner safety glasses tripod gas heat at the beaker.

3 safety steps you had to take: Saftey glasses Put bags under desks don't run around

Anne's house

The link to Anne's house it shows you on how she had to live in a house with seven people she had to share her room with Fritz Prefer how was old as her father one day they had a massive fight over a little table Anne wanted the table so she could write her diary Fritz Prefer wanted to use it for his story's then eventually Anne won the little table Fritz Prefer didn't talk to Anne for two days.Why is Anne hiding well because of the war they had to hide in the house for two years and  they wernt allowed to go outside and enjoy the sun because of the war they had to stay inside.What problems did she face.the list of the problems she had to face:Fritz prefer the soldiers she had to be quiet and be careful when the soldiers came around.How long where they in the annex.They where in the annex for two years they had a small house the annex was small.What did i learn.How Anne had to live and how she had to deal with things in the war and how she had to live.

Christchurch earthquakes 2011

 (1)How has the Christchurch earthquakes effected Christchurch:Christchurch earthquakes have affected Christchurch a lot it has taken down the population and has taken down buildings and houses and peoples pets and everything. Many people have been homeless for a while and builders are doing everything they can to make new houses for the people who are homeless. (2)What positives and negatives have come from the earthquakes Positives:new houses new shops new parks new work spaces new schools. Negatives:Houses destroyed shops destroyed parks destroyed work spaces destroyed schools destroyed.(3)What are some changes that have impacted on citizens for other earthquakes:That builders are making houses earthquake proof and that Christchurch is prepared for other earthquake attacks 

womens suffrage

 (1)What  term womens suffrage mean:that women couldnt vote and it is Womens right to vote.

(2) What year were women allowed to vote:19th September 1893.

(3)How many women have been prime ministers in Aotearoa:

3 Women have been prime minister: Jeeny shipley  was the first one who made natinoal Then Helen clark then in labour was Jacinda Adern.

(4)You think that its fair for women not to vote:No because i think that it wasnt fair then because like were not diffrent blood and back then men had rights to do anything to women.

(5)Do you think that women wanted to vote: so then could be heard.

(6)Do you think that there are less women prime minsters than male:3% of prime ministers have been women and there has been 37% of men as prime ministers.