Showing posts with label Emily. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Emily. Show all posts

Sunday, 15 November 2009

beam balence

For this skill you need balance and concentration.
You need to bend your knees,  lean forward and
watch the ball then chuck it back hard and hope
they can't catch it. For each activity you get a mark.
My highest was 4+ my lowest was 4-. Emily

Monday, 9 November 2009

gym



beam balance


In this picture I was using a balancing skill,for this activity I needed to bend my knees and keep my legs far apart this helped me keep balance. In each activity you get scores such as ,3- ,3, 3+,4-, 4, 4+
my highest score was 4 + and my lowest was 4-

Thursday, 5 November 2009

Sarah and Emily- great skills.


These two girls have worked very hard to produce these stunning turtles. They aren't finished yet so watch this blog to see what their final pieces are like.

Sunday, 13 September 2009

student led conference


Last week on Wednesday i had my Student Led Conference in Village 22.
It started with a Maori welcome called a Mihi then we showed a power point about the things we liked this term such as sport science and art. Then we did a song called 'Click Sticks' on the marimba. After that we split up with our parents and showed them all the work we had done this term.

I thought my student led conference was really cool but next time i think we should get the parents involved.
Next year i think it would be awesome if we could do a little bit more because it was very short
i cant wait till next year because i really enjoyed doing my Student Led Conference.
So what did your mum and dad think of your Student Led Conference.

Tuesday, 7 April 2009




Winston Churchill, Sophie Pascoe and Sir Edmund, what do they have in common? Do you think they are heroes or leaders or maybe both. Anna, Jordyn and Emily can tell what they think.

Sunday, 22 March 2009


Waterfall Walk

Water was streaming down the damp rocky cliff soaking any children in it’s
path then crashing to the ground like a thunderstorm and sloshing away into the dark unwelcoming trees.
Flabbergasted my class and teacher watched the beautiful sight. I could see the tempted looks on my classmates faces wondering if they had the guts to go under the raging icy water
.This was our first activity on school camp. How could any camp be better than Hanmer?