I am a student at in Uru Mānuka. In 2020 I was a year 9 and in 2021 I will be a year 10. This is a place where I will be able to share my learning with you. Please note....some work won't be edited - just my first drafts, so there may be some surface errors. I would love your feedback, comments, thoughts and ideas.
Kia Ora, This week in CIP Tane Mahuta In my group, we just pulled out a bunch of weeds in the garden. That's pretty much we've done in the garden. Also If you know, It's Spring season and the garden change because gorgeous flowers grow and It looks pleasing. My favourite flowers If you ask me, maybe Cherry Blossoms or Tulips.
Kamusta! This week in CIP we are learning about what we NEED and what we WANT.
We have a discussion about what we really need and want. Our teacher says we need to blog about 5 things what we need and want in our own opinion.
Need means is like the things we can't live without and we need them to survive.
Want means like the things we probably don't really need and we can live without it.
Here's a DLO that I've made using Google drawing:
Paalam! Thanks for reading my blog post hope you learn something!
Kumusta! This week in Community Impact Project (CIP) we've learned about the 5 ways to Wellbeing. The topic we're focusing today was "Taking Notice". We watched a video about a man and a kid giving back kindness to each other. That was a wonderful story and it taught me that If you give kindness to others It'll be given back to you.
Here's the awesome video that we've watched:
The kindness boomerang in that story is a long time ago a little boy wants a cake for his birthday but they can't afford it. The boy felt sad, but this generous man in the queue notices about it and decided to buy the cake for the little boy. Next, the mother wants to pay back the man in the queue for buying that cake and want him to give his number in a piece of paper. Instead, he wrote a great message in the piece of paper. The message was "A simple act of caring creates an endless ripple".
The little boy was grateful about it and promised the man he will give kindness to others some day.
The day comes when the wife of the man in the queue was buying food for the birthday of the man in the queue.
Her grandchildren want to buy a cake for his grandpa but the cake was too expensive, so they return it. The little boy before that the generous man in the queue helped, he bought the cake for them.
The wife wants to pay him back and wants his number in a piece of paper, and instead, he wrote the same message. "A simple of act of caring creates an endless ripple".
