School during Level 3.2

 School during Level 3.2

This is what level 3.2 at school looks like: Wearing masks every time, except for when you are eating. Sanitizing and washing hands when going in or out. only a few students. 2 teachers per class. Leaving the windows open for air. Even though Auckland has a lot of cases at the moment. Both students and teachers need to be careful. This is very different than online at home. Usually, at home, you would wake up a little late and hop straight on to home learning. But now that we are back to school, things are a little bit back to normal. School starts at 10:00am - 2:00pm. Hope the cases go down.  

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@ The Train Station With Jimi Jackson

@jimi_jackson waiting at the train station. Lucky for me, Im going to be on the same train as him. Ill be asking him too many questions that he would want to move away from me LOL

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Volley Ball Tournament

 Volley Ball Tournament

Yesterday, Ruapotaka had selected 10 years 6 and 5, and year 7 and 8 volleyball teams. I had gotten selected to go represent my school along with 9 other years 7 and 8s. Our transport was the 2 deputy principals, Mr. Nevalangi, And my mum. On our way to the barefoot stadium, At Selwyn college.  As we finally reached our destination. both teams stood outside to talk about what will happen for the day.  Going into the stadium ready and prepared. 

We put our bags down on where we were sitting. 1 hour went by and the year 6 team had already played their first game. Turned out we had an automatic win, because saint piers didn't show up to the event. In the year 7 and 8s second game, we versed glen Taylor . Hard game, but we lost. Tamaki Primary , Pt england x2 . 

Hard , tired day , on Wednesday . It was worth it though . 

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Cooking in Tech🍩🍰🍦🍧🍪

At tech I was in a different  class for term 3 : YAY

I was with Mrs. Hamer .  Its was kinda nervousness but it was going to be fun for the next 11 weeks with her .  We were gonna make hot cakes  ( smaller version of pancakes ) . First we had to crack the egg and whisk it .  My partner was Sonny .  Then after  Sonny was whisked the egg ,  he then poured it into the flour . 

 I then started  whisking while adding 3 /4 of milk.  We then got the pan out and turned the oven to half .  We got the butter and put a quarter in the pan while spreading it around .  Once it was hot enough we poured a little bit of our  mixture and  made 4 hot cakes.

When we were finished we had to wash what we used and it took a long time .  We  then got a photo and ate our hot cakes (it was cold).  

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Back To Online Classes 😕

Auckland is back into lockdown .  

Other cities are also in lockdown in New Zealand 
Schools are closed and kids are doing online classes.
It is level 3 in Auckland ,  fast foods are still open though but social distance and sanitize .  

Teachers are happy not to go to school : but they still do work for kids .  My view over lockdown is good because I get to sleep in ( sometimes )   .

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Stay Safe 😍


UNITE OVER COVID 19

Different Plants that heal in different ways

Today room 7 read about plants that  heal .  The was a chart that listed different Maori medicine  that mostly use leaves .  Heres the some of from the list of the medicine from the book.

KawaKawa : is leaves that are used for skin disease and boils or its chewed for toothaches.

MakoMako: is leaves that you boil and put on burns and liquid applied to sore eyes or boils

Manuka : is leaves infused for coughing and fever.

And more. Every single culture has different ways to heal .  And its good to have a different way.  

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Fitness / MORNING !!!

Today the seniors did fitness in the morning we were running for 10 minutes  in total .  It was a heck of a run .  Lots of people were tired.  You could here people's breath  and you could see their sweat.  And if you you saw them run , you would seen the pace they went as they ran

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