Heal the world movie

Heal the world #2 from Team 5 PES on Vimeo.
Me and my friends had an MTV challenge but it was a challenge to see if we could manage ourselves in the time we were given.

Paleta Fronton

My Mascot

This is my mascot and his name is Pohutukawa. He is New Zealand's native tree. He means a lot to New Zealand and his job is to bring good luck to the next commonwealth games in 2018 and one day he is going to be the next new mascot. Pohutukawa was created from a leaf off the Pohutukawa tree. He will day be the next thing.

Valerie Adams - Commonwealth Shot put Queen

Topic: Valerie Adams

Purpose: To hook my audience

Audience: Everyone

Title: Valerie Adams

Valerie Kasanita Adams known as Valerie Adams the shot put queen. Valerie was born on the 6th of October in 1984 in Rotorua.  She holds the New Zealand commonwealth and world champions records with the best throw of 21.24 meters. Valerie is one of the only nine athletes to win the worlds champions at the youth junior and senior level of the athletes events. When Valerie first started doing shot put she was about the age of 14. In 1999 she competed in the words youth champions. In 1998 Valerie Adams met javelin thrower Kirsten Hellier who would become her coach for 11 years. Valerie’s youngest brother Steven Adam’s is an New Zealand basketball player. I hope you liked my little story about Valerie Adams and her brother.

Nationality

New Zealand

Born

The 6th of October in 1984 in Rotorua

Height

193cm (6 feet 4 in)

Weight

120 kg (260 lb) (2012)

Sports

Athletics

Events

Shot put

Husband

Sidney Adams or Sid Adams 

Echolocation

Sound and sonar

Wakatere speed writing

This morning we had to completed a speed writing challenge in 10 minutes. Here is my writing that I had to completed in just 10 minutes.

Tiaki Taonga means to care for other people and you show that you care for the people around you. You should always show that you care for other people around you cause if you are you are showing that you care for them. You should never judge the way people look like or sound like too. At Pt England school our number one thing we do is to treat everyone equally. If you are anywhere you should always show that you care for other people around you even if you don’t know them and they don’t know you you still need to show Tiaki Taonga caring. Never judge people about there looks even if they are not pretty you should not judge the way they look they are pretty in there on way. We always show that we are great role models. Tiaki Taonga show that you care for every body in the hole world.

My bio poem

Your name:Wakatere

Child of…Grace,Gerico,Elizabeth,Me,Charles,Charlese and Teokatai.

Who loves…My Mum Elizabeth and my Dad Wakatere.

Who hates…My brother Charles and my sister Elizabeth.

Who wants to go to… Whakatane.

Who wishes he/she could’ve met… My aunty and uncle could’ve met me.

What are you scared of…Dieing.

Who dreams of…Living in Canada.

Who is determined to…find are better home.

Who values…?

Who is proud of…My big brother Gerico.

I am (awesome) (kind) (fun)...Happy and fun.

Empathy

Title: Empathy

Hello I am going to tell you what empathy means to me. Empathy means to me that you care for one another and look out for each other. In our school the number one thing we do is to care for every body.

Empathy is to show that you care about the people around you. You should never judge the way people look. Empathy is when you show that you care about others not just yourself. If the whole word showed empathy then we would live in a caring word and every one would treat everybody the same way.

Empathy is important because if you are showing empathy you are showing that you care for them. I think being able to show empathy is important because then` people will know that you care about them. You should always show empathy because you are showing that you care for everybody. Being a ware of and sharing another people's feeling's experiences and emotion's.

Reflection of what my netbook is about

For a few year’s we have been using netbooks. Netbook’s  are a little bit like laptop’s but they're smaller than them.  Next year the year fore a getting a netbook to.On netbooks you can do a lot of thing’s it can help you to learn to did you know that and you can do thing’s on it that no one can do.

On our netbook’s we learn how to do other things on it. We learn how to read and write on it to and we can discover new things we never knew before. On netbook's you can learn a lot of thing's.

Netbook’s a very deer they cost like $600. You can learn on it to. I really like my netbook I really do it’s awesome working on it. You could learn so much on netbook’s they are better then working on book's way mush better.

they can teach you a lot of thing's.

Netbook's made me learn a lot this year that's how great they are.

I learnt new staff about new thing's I never new before. Netbooks are so awesome we can learn a lot on them.

Nelson Mandela

Nelson Mandela was born on July the 18th 1918. He died on December the 6th in 2013 he died at the age of 95. He had three wife's and five children. Throughout his life he had been arrested about three times. He became the first black president of South Africa.

Mandela was one child out of 13 brothers and sisters. His birth name was Rohihlahla which means trouble maker, when he attended a Christian Primary his teacher changed his name to Nelson and it stuck ever since. He was born into the Madiba clan in Mvezo. He attended Fort Hare University college but got expelled for joining a student protest, when he returned home people were furious and punished him with an arranged marriage but he ran away. 

Throughout his years of living he had been in jail for a total of three times. Nelson Mandela was arrested for trying to sabotage and conspiracy to overthrow the government. He served twenty-seven years in prison. There were ninety-three counts of terrorism against him.Mandela came out of the jail when south africa got independence from the white minorities.

He was released from prison on the 11th of February 1990. Nelson Mandela become president by the African national congress his political party.  

Following his release from prison on 11 of February 1990 Nelson Mandela led his party in the negotiations that led to multi-racial democracy in 1994. As president from 1994 to 1999, he frequently gave priority to reconciliation, while introducing policies aimed at combating poverty and inequality in South Africa.

I am not sure he changed the world but he did change some cold greedy hearts. He fought for change from prison for 27 years in South Africa. I think Nelson Mandela barge paces to the world. 

Going To The Pools

In the weekend i went to the pools with my mum,dad,brothers and sister’s. We had to get some lunch so we could eat at the pools when we are hungry and had to get our togs so we could have a swim in the pool. My little brother had to go in the baby pool and my mum went in with him. My brother and sister Charles and Charlese went in the little pool. They went in the same pool that my mum went in to. Me and my sister Elizabeth went with my dad to the big pool. That pool was not deep for me and Elizabeth or my dad to. Then my little baby brother got hungry. So we had to eat. We had some cheese and luncheon sandwiches we liked it. Then we had to go home we didn’t want to go home because it was so boring. When we got home we had a little sleep.