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Thursday 28 July 2016

typing speed test friday-monday

                                                   I got 49 because a I practised at home.
                                                   
                                             I got 39 on my results because I tried my hardest

Prototec timed

                                                I got 33 out of 60 because I have been practising my division facts
             
                                                             



Saturday 23 July 2016

Day 7 bonus


1.rugby
2.hold the ball and evade the tackles and don't lose the ball
3.no high tackles
no using shoulders

Day 7 activity 2


Activity 2: It is very expensive for each of the Paralympic athletes to fly from New Zealand to Rio de Janeiro to compete.  Most athletes have to fundraise in order to make the money that they need to go on the big trip. Recently, Harvey Norman announced that they will be helping to raise funds for the New Zealand Paralympic team. What could you do to help raise funds to support our amazing Paralympic athletes? On your blog, list 2 different ways in which you, your family or friends could raise money to support the athlete



Day 7 activity 1

Activity 1: At the first ever Paralympic Games in Rome, the athletes competed in eight sports. Cycling was one of them. For the cycling event, two people compete together as a team – one of the people has a disability and the other does not. Here is a picture of a para-cycling team from New Zealand




Day 6 activity 2

Activity 2: The opening ceremonies for every Olympic Games must include formal speeches, a parade of athletes, songs and dances that showcase the culture of the host country.
In the opening ceremony for the London Olympics there were a number of famous English people including the Queen, the Spice Girls, David Bowie, U2, the Rolling Stones and Paul McCartney. Imagine that we were going to host the Olympics here in New Zealand in 2024 and you were invited to be on the committee that decides who is invited to participate in the opening ceremonies. As a member of the group you must choose one of the following people to be in the opening ceremony: Richie McCaw Kane Williamson , or Shaun Johnson . On your blog, tell us who you think is the best person to choose and explain why you think that they are the best choice!

Day 6 activity 1

Activity 1: The athletes from each country must wear a special uniform. The uniforms change each year. Look at the 3 pictures posted below. They are pictures of the uniforms that our New Zealand Olympic teams wore in 2012, 2008 and 2004. For this activity, you are asked to rank the uniforms from best (#1) to worst (#3). On your blog post your rankings and provide a brief explanation of why you ranked the uniforms in that order.

day 5 activity 2

       

Activity 2:  In 1936, a girl named Marjorie Gestring became the youngest person to ever win an Olympic gold medal. She won the gold medal in the springboard diving competition. Imagine that you were alive in 1936 and you had the chance to interview her. On your blog, post five questions that you would like to ask the Olympic champion (if you had the chance to meet her!).

Friday 22 July 2016

eddie the agle day 5

                                                                         



Activity 1: Some Olympic athletes become famous not because they win but because they have an amazing attitude and great determination. They are sometimes called ‘underdogs.’ One of the most famous ‘underdogs’ in Olympic history was a man named Michael Edwards. He was a ski jumper from England who competed in the 1988 Olympic Games in Calgary, Canada. Although he came last in the event, he never gave up. Recently, a movie has been made about his life. It is calledEddie the Eagle.”  For this activity, watch the trailer for Eddie the Eagle and then post a summary of the movie on your blog. What is the movie about?

Thursday 21 July 2016

day 4 activity 2

                                     Activity 2: Let’s imagine that you were able to meet one of the following three athletes competing for New Zealand at the Rio Olympics:

Wednesday 20 July 2016

day 4 activity 1

             DAY 4: #Be the Inspiration


Activity 1: New Zealand will be sending approximately 76 athletes to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in August to compete in the Summer Olympic Games. To learn more about these amazing athletes you can read their biographies on the New Zealand Olympic team website. Each athlete has their own page dedicated to them.

Tuesday 19 July 2016

day 3 activity 1

                                                    Activity 1: Visit the website for the 2016 Rio Olympics. Click on the name of the one of the sports . If possible, choose one that you have never heard of before and read about it. After reading about the sport, post a short description of it on your blog. The post must include

Monday 18 July 2016

Winter learning

                                                          To create a logo I would suggest that you use the Design Mantic website. Click on the Design Mantic link. It will bring you to the homepage for the site. Enter ‘Tokyo 2020’ into the ‘Company Name’ box and select ‘Sport & Fitness’ from the drop down menu in the  ‘Industry’ box. From there you can create your own logo. When your logo is finished, copy and paste it onto your blog along with a short explanation of your design.



 

Sunday 17 July 2016

DAY 2 activity 2

                                    Activity 2: Rio de Janeiro, the host of Olympic Games this year, is a huge, vibrant and dynamic city. Perhaps the most famous landmark in the city is a large statue of Jesus c ‘’ that sits on top of a hill overlooking Rio. Here is a picture of the statue:




Saturday 16 July 2016

DAY 2 activity 1

                                                       Activity 1: The mascots for the upcoming Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro are Vinicius and Tom. They can be found on all of the advertisements for the Olympic Games and they have also been featured in a number of videos.

Friday 15 July 2016

Winter learning blogging DAY 2

DAY 2: Tom and Vinicius – 2016 Olympics in Rio


This year the Olympics will be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Rio is the first country in all of South America to host an Olympic Games.

In 1894, a man named Pierre de Coubertin decided that it was time to reintroduce the Olympic Games to the world. He started a committee called the International Olympic Committee . The held the first modern day Olympic Games in Athens, Greece in 1896. Four years later the IOC held a second Summer Olympic Games in Paris, France and four years after that, another summer games in St. Louis, Missouri, United States of America. This year the Summer Olympics will be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The Olympic Games will be held from 5 to 21 August 2016.

Thursday 14 July 2016

Winter blogging Activity2

                         Activity 2:  In the ancient Olympic Games the winner of each event was called the Olympionic. Instead of a gold medal, the winner had a leaf on there palm and a crown placed on their head to show that they were the winner.




Wednesday 13 July 2016

Winter learning blog

                     Wrestling – Wrestling was similar to the traditional but it ended but then one of the athletes admitted and quit








Wednesday 6 July 2016

Typing speed test

                                                                 
I got 39 because I pressed the wrong letters

Prototec timed

                                                       

I got 32 out of 60 because I practised at home and I try my hardiest .