I am a student at Pirongia School in Pirongia, New Zealand. I am in Room 8 and my teacher is Mr Gemmell.
Wednesday, 27 September 2017
Term 3 reveiw
This term was really good I enjoyed all the great opportunities we have had I am a librarian a rainy day monitor and a sport shed monitor!I really enjoyed this term because of doing the calendar art and playing with my classmates and friends I love being in room 8 and wouldn't change classes for the world I am excited for camp next term!!
Kahikatea team assembaly
For Kahikatea team assembly in term 2 we did a part of a song as a class each class did a piece I played the bass but unfortunately I was sick for the performance!
Tuesday, 26 September 2017
Prodcution
We did production this term I was a talking tree I am the one with the ferns I had heaps of fun I had 4 lines a lot less than I usually do at drama!
My Reflection
Maths
This week in maths we did fractions which I found ok I also did work on mathletics I got 160 points maths was good this week!
Reading
This week reading was good I read a book called Trouble at home it was really good!!
Writing
We didn’t do writing this week unfortunately!
This week we did a lot of production practice this week and not much work!!!!!!!!!!!! By Emily Brown!!
Reflection
Maths
Im maths we did fractions I found some of it really easy but some of it was hard I don’t really like fractions!
Reading
This week in reading I did a few sentences in my book but the week has been really crazy with production!!
Writing
We did similes I found these easy and fun!!
Friday, 18 August 2017
My Reflection
Maths
This week in maths we have been doing a lot of Mathletics for the tri nations competition I have over 3,000 points!!We also have been doing loooooooooooong division I got ⅜ correct!
Reading
This week in reading we did some proofreading which I have not finished:o and we did some static images which was fun and easy!!
Writing
This week we didn’t do anything for writing!By Emily Brown!!
Friday, 4 August 2017
My Reflection
Maths
This week in Maths I did an special PAT test which I found fun and a bit challenging I thought I did really well.
Reading
This week we did not do much reading because we were doing our learning conferences.
Writing
When I got in for speeches I was really proud and thought it was amazing!!!
Other
This week when I did my learning conference I was really proud of all my levels and the progress!
By Emily Brown!!
Tuesday, 1 August 2017
Intro
Imagine this, you wake up in the morning and all the bees are buzzing,the birds are chirping, everything's great!You wake up the next morning and everything's great or so you think. when you open the window there are no bees buzzin, no birds chirping and all the trees have been cut downIf you don't want this to happen I can tell you why it's happening and help you to prevent it from happening. bees going extinct will lead to higher food prices and the loss of animal and flower lives.How sad is that?
P.1
If bees disappeared there would be a massive decrease in our food supply.Not only are bees awesome pollinators they also help the growth of the cocoa bean one of the main ingredients in chocolate. so no bees way less chocolate.They are amazing pollinators they also pollinate 70 out of a 100 crop species that feed 90% of the world thats some good work for those tiny pollinators.Honey bees are responsible for $30billion dollars a year in crops.So a world without bees would struggle to feed a population of over 7 billion.Our supermarkets would also lose half of the amount of food they have now.So that means much higher prices that some families could struggle to afford and no one wants that to happen.
P.2
My second point is that if bees disappeared Animals and flowers would suffer.If bees vanished we could lose a lot of different flower species that bees pollinate as well as the animals that eat those flowers seeds and so on up the food chain.The USA’s commercial honey bee population has lost 40% percent of the bees. The UK has suffered a 45% loss.If bees went extinct it would have a massive effect on wild flowers and animal life.Approximately 250,00 species of flowering plants depend on bees to help them pollinate.Some of the reasons were losing bees fast is the sad loss of flower meadows and the horrible varaomite that feasts on their blood,as well as climate change and use of pesticides.Honey bee colonies in the USA have been shown to disappear overnight leaving the queen and mother of the hive to starve to death.
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P.3
Heres How you can help.Make sure your honey comes from beekeepers who care about the bees health not just the produce.You can also help by eating organically and not spraying chemicals on your flowers.Try and buy flowers that bloom for as long as possible and remember bees like herbs too, not just flowers!Here are some flowers and herbs that you can plant in your garden that bees will love, like:lavender,sage,tomatoes,rosemary, pumpkins,passion fruit vines and sunflowers.Also remember that bees are attracted to the colors blue,
Conclusion
So now that you know terrible things will happen if bees dissaper I would step up my game.DO YOU REALLY THINK YOUR DOING ENOUGH!!!!!
Friday, 30 June 2017
My Reflection!
Maths
This week in maths we have been doing division I found this really hard then it became sort of easy but I still need to work on it.I found pg:8 in the red division books extremely hard and confusing!!
Writing
This week I gave my speech it was so fun I think I gave it really well and I hope that I get in!
Reading
In reading we didn’t do to much but we did do the handwriting cheetah thing which was easy!!
Other
This week we got to watch the junior production it was really cool and I can’t wait for our production!!
By Emily Brown!!!
Friday, 9 June 2017
My Reflection
Maths
This week I found maths ok but I thought long division was really hard but I really want to have a go at it maths overall is doing well.
Reading
This week I have read in the book challenge a total of 5 books reading is the best.
Writing
This week I have been really looking forward to presenting my speech and I am ready to go!
By Emily Brown
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