TimberNook,Healthy body strong mind

on the 30th August room, 12 went on a trip to Timbernook camp. we learnt about healthy body strong mind. and a team building activities.

Maths

this week we had to do a task of picking a task and showing how to explain it then put it on our blog.

There were 80 people at a restaurant one evening.40% of the customers were female. How many were female?

I did 80x40=3200 then I divided it by 100. there were 32 females at the restaurant.

Stereotyping activitiy reflection

this is a task that the class did about stereotyping. and how you should handle it.

Hauora Art

earlier this week we did an activity on Hauora. Hauora is a Maori idea to explain "well being"

report writing

we are learning about report writing. I did it on trampolining

What will you do without flipping jumping and exercise I'll know I will be lost.  Who made the first trampoline

George Nissen made the first ever trampoline in 1936.

Irina karavaeva won the first women's single of trampoline in 2000, and Alex moskalenko won the first Olympic singles in man's in 2000. Trampolines are used Flip's exercise fun and games. Trampolines are quite dangerous because you can break your neck or break any part in your body (that you can break.) do you know 10 minutes on a trampoline is worth 30 minutes of running. A normal trampoline normally has 110-120 springs. Trampoliners were socks or special shoes they don't have bare feet. Synchronised trampolining was introduced into the world champions in 1966 As well as the frame of the trampoline being padded, there are also 2 end decks at the end of each trampoline which are also padded.A minimum of 4 spotters stand around the trampoline during the routine to prevent accidents.

furnware

on Thursday we went to furnware we walked through the factory where they make the products. we learnt about innovation.

whats the difference

for inquiry, we are learning to identify what's the difference between these there words