We started as soon as possible so we weren't delayed when it was the day of our performance. All of our ideas we included so all we had to do was start filming. There were many roles in our film that were played really well.
This blog is a record of my learning from Ruapotaka Primary School through to Tamaki College.
Friday, 26 February 2016
Directing and Producing A short film
Every second week the senior classes have the opportunity to host the Senior Syndicate assembly. This week it was our turn. We prepared our assembly earlier. Our class all compared our ideas in groups and we came up with the idea of the Celebrity Show Awards.
We started as soon as possible so we weren't delayed when it was the day of our performance. All of our ideas we included so all we had to do was start filming. There were many roles in our film that were played really well.
We started as soon as possible so we weren't delayed when it was the day of our performance. All of our ideas we included so all we had to do was start filming. There were many roles in our film that were played really well.
Monday, 22 February 2016
Accepting Our Roles As Lunch Monitors
Just recently some of Ruapotaka's Year 7 and 8 students have taken on the role as lunch and wet day monitors. Every second Monday our School has an assembly where our principal , Mrs Vickers reviews all the things that will be happening and our behavior .
Not long after some notices we were all called up to the front. One by one Mrs Vickers handed our badges out . We were also told the expectations of being a responsible monitor. It is a privilege to be a school monitor for my school.
Not long after some notices we were all called up to the front. One by one Mrs Vickers handed our badges out . We were also told the expectations of being a responsible monitor. It is a privilege to be a school monitor for my school.
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Friday, 12 February 2016
5+ A Day

We spent a sunny Wednesday afternoon doing tabloids to become familiar with our 5+ a day learning. The activities we played were very enjoyable but there was a catch. Most of our activities had either fruit or vegetables included in them. My favourite activity was Mr Reid's. His activity was knock the coconut off. I thought is was easy but it was actually really difficult. I'm glad I participated in the 5+ a day challenge.Friday, 5 February 2016
The New Beginning
Thursday, 10 December 2015
Clay Modelling

For the past 4 days we have been creating a clay model for our technology . We were in groups of 4 to see and help each other create our final product .Once we had studied what were doing we were onto the next stage . I wanted to create a dinosaur but it was too difficult so I went onto plan B . I thought and thought , I then came up with an I phone . During creating my phone I struggled a bit but luckily I had help .
In the end it looked really cool and was really amazed at what I created . But then it was time to say to goodbye to my I phone where we had to destroy it.
Goosebumps Book Study
During the last week we were set a task to make a book study. We chose to do Goosebumps. For the first days of our book study we planned it with a group. We then started to create our poster.
There were 4 groups where we all had a job to do. For our groups there was a design, blurb, author and book group. Once we had finished our ideas we all had one person from each group dry fit our work onto the piece of cardboard. Our theme was to be scary and cool but not too scary because it was going to be put into the school library for everyone to see.
I can't wait for everyone to enjoy our book study.
Thursday, 26 November 2015
Learning Touch Rugby !
For the past 3 weeks we have been doing touch training with Trevor. Straight after morning tea we had touch training with our coach for the last time. For the first 2 weeks he taught us how to plant, dummy half, pass, scoop and tap.
On the last week (today) we got to play each other. Trevor told the girls to get to one side and the boys to get to the other. We then had to divide into 4 groups 2 teams of boys and 2 teams of girls. First the boys were up. They went on the field and played each other while us girls did some passing warm ups. It was then our turn so we went on the field. In the end we won .....woo!!
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