Goals

My goal for Term 3 is to show fun by participating in activities like soccer and invisible touch.  I want to talk more and be confident so I can have more friends and play with others. At home, my goal is to help out my parents more and make them proud by working hard and not being lazy. I also want to learn all my time tables so I find maths more easier. 

St.Johns

Yesterday we went to the hall to wait for Rachel from St. Johns. I learnt how to wrap someones hand in a bandage if they slice their hand. Also to make them lie down with their hand up so the blood pumping from the heart makes it harder to go up, because if they're standing up the blood pumping from their heart will spill and they could become unconscious from blood loss. I also learnt how to help a person if their unconscious and breathing, she said to check their airways and if they vomit to make them go on their side, or to use your hand to scoop their vomit out so they don't choke on their vomit. Rachel also told us about DRSAB at the start of the lesson.

This is what DRSAB stands for  

D- Danger

   R- Response

         S- Send for help
 A- Airways

B-Breathing

Everyone in the class got a certificate!

 

My Holiday Recount

 

Matariki

Nutrition

Today I learnt about foods and calcium, fibre, protein, carbohydrates, and iron.

Calcium makes your bones stronger and its in milk.

Fibre makes you poo and not be constipated.

Carbohydrates and iron makes you have more energy. 

Isabella told us to get in groups of five and do something. We played in a group of five and put foods under Sometimes, Grain foods, Milk+Milk products, Fruit+veg and another one.

Things not to with most of the time is:

Oil / fat

Sugar

Salt.

 

The Sharp Pencil by Selina

 

Little Bo Peep's farm

Rm 6 went to Bo Peep's farm, we learn about the characteristics of the animals. We got to feed some of the animals like the goat, the sheep and the llamas. My favourite animal there was the goat, the horns were cool and it was soft. The eyes of the goat were really cool too! The Llamas were black and white.

There was a donkey, pony, bunny, and baby alpaca/llama if I remember. We asked the woman who takes care of them questions at the end.