P.E:Cross Country Training

Lately we have been recording our timing of our running, here are my times:
Training is so fun for me. It is making me fit for hockey.

DATE	Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4
	3 Field Laps	Guthrie / Brookvale / Woodlands	Guthrie / Brookvale / Russell Robertson / Croft	Full Cross Country Course
23/6/2014	9:32
26/6/2014	8:57
27/6/2014		8:41 1 lap
30/6/2014	8:31
1 of july		18:29 2 laps
7/2/14	8:23
2/7/2014	8:27
21/7/2014	8:16
28/7/2014		18.07 2 laps
30/7/2014				29.07(walking)

I am aiming to beat my times every time.

Change makers-term 3 Inquiry

This term we are focusing on people who have made a positive difference in the world(or there part of it)

Who can we identify as change makers?

• Martin Luther king,

• Kate Sheppard,
• George Nepia,
• Sir Edmund Hillary,
• Barack Obama,
• Beatles,
• Albert Einstein,
• Anne Frank
• Sanel Van Der Merwe,
• David Beckham,
• Nelson Mandela ,
• William Shakespeare,
• Jesus Christ,
• Thomas Jefferson,
• Thomas Edison

What motivates change makers?

Seeing people suffer

Wanting to make a difference in the world

What might change makers do to motivate others?

To tell them to do what they are passionate about

Show responsibility

What actions+decisions do they take?

They take big risks to change things.

They make sure the whoever it is going to affect know.

Picasso -Inspired Art

For art we have been doing Picasso -Inspired Art. This is my art that I did. It is the side of a face and the front of a face.

Inquiry Reflection

I have learnt about cerebral palsy  for the past team. This is some thing that I did as my week three homework

What is Cerebral Palsy (CP)?

How does it challenge the human machine?

What do I already know?	It is something that makes your limbs stiff It is called Cerebral  Palsy It needs to have specially therapy Cerebral palsy occurs as the result of damage to specific areas of the brain and the lack of oxygen
What do I want to know?	Is it contagious? how old do you have to be to get  Cerebral Palsy? Can it be cured? what does CP mean? How often does it occur ?
What have I learnt?	Cerebral Palsy is not contagious. You mostly get Cerebral palsy when you are 0-3 years because of brain damage. Cerebral Palsy can’t be cured but therapy can help people to get better at certain skills. CP is the short meaning of  Cerebral Palsy. About 2-3 children out of every 1,000 born has CP.

Reading: 'Wonder' Reflection

We have been reading a book called wonder. Theses are some character descriptions. Auggie is the mane character in the book.