Netbook Reflection

Hi my name is Anthony, I go Panmure Bridge School.  I’m a year 5 student at the age of 10.  My teacher was Miss Sayers, but now it’s Mrs Miller.  This is my netbook reflection.

There are heaps of reasons why I like my netbook, one of them is using activities my teacher sets for me.  And it’s mine to work on, I get to choose my own password a couple of times.  I can search for images for my work or create my own pictures.

Negative things I don’t like about my netbook is my mouse doesn’t work properly, and sometimes I can’t exit fullscreen.  Some of the time I get a slow connection.

What I think is unusual is it’s way different to typing & I get to use drawing tools like tux paint.  Some themes is different to other themes.

I really liked using my netbook in 2012, because of the fun sites you can see and it helps me with my learning.  Its been an honour working with netbook and I can’t wait until next year.

My Art Reflection Of Ingrid Banwell's Art

My Ingrid Banwell Art Reflection



How well did I include the elements of Ingrid Banwell’s work?
I have plants and some patterns.

Something I really like about my art is it’s colourful and and my umbrella stands out.
Something I would improve if I could is make my art straight next time.

ANTHONY

My Speech Reflection Video

My Speech Reflection

                                                         
Learning intention: To write an interesting speech & present it to the class.
How well did I do with my speech?
My speech topic was a car called Bugatti, it wasn't interesting because I didn't write that much.
My voice was okay for my speech, but Faitele thought my voice was clear.
I stood relaxed & still when I was saying my speech.
The hardest part of my speech was being quite nervous and shy.
I am proud of my speech because I got up there & said my speech.

My Olympic Presentation

The Seven little star fishes

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The mother told  her little star
fishes, “stay close to the rocks & don’t do anything stupid.
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But the seven little fishes didn’t listen.  They played tag for one hour, then their Mum came &
growled her little starfish.

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Tataraimaka was a big giant, who was fishing & caught the seven little fishes.
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But then Tane the god of light came to rescue the seven little
fishes.

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Then he took the seven little fishes and turned those little fishes into stars


The End
By Anthony



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Final Olympic Medal Tally

USA has the most medals with 104 in total.

USA has the most gold medals with 46 in total.

Brazil has the least amount of medals with 17 in total.

USA is ranked first overall.

Brazil is ranked twenty second overall.

Russia is ranked fourth overall.

Italy is ranked eighth overall.

China is ranked second overall.

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Wednesday 8th August Olympic Medal Tally

Football

FOOTBALL                

                                                                
Football is fun to play.

Offside is in football.

On  a football  field is where you play soccer.

There is a spherical ball in soccer you use to play.

Bringing out the team is the job of kid mascots.

All Whites are excellent at playing football.

Lots of rich and famous people come to watch a soccer game.

Like rugby there are penalties, it’s the same as football.  

My Holidays

BY:ANTHONY

Yellow Hat The best part of my holiday was: Going to a Tongan birthday.  It was a girls birthday party, me and my mum went to my church to pray in tongan and sing for the birthday girl.  Later after that, we went to Panmure community hall.  We had a huge party!  We started the party off with how to make a mud drink, some people were gathering around a young boy, he was about 17 or 16.  He had to get a huge stick and bang a rock on the stick.  But I was sitting so far I couldn’t even see what he was doing that much.  I just saw some women and men drink it.  Then came the birthday girl with some Tongan mats on her, but around her waist.  She went to the top of the stage, there was a long special table.  My mum was up on the table with her.  After, everybody went crazy!  We ate lots of food, it was sort of good.  Then we waited for the birthday girl to say a speech in Tongan and english, she was crying a little.  After she said the speech, some young girls were rubbed with oil on them.  Then they started to dance, everybody came and put some money on her, after that came a small girl with 100 dollars on her hair.  Once the music was she couldn’t do so everybody came and gave her lots of money on her.  Then the birthday girl came and danced, when she finished she thanked everybody for coming.  Everybody enjoyed the party.	*
Black Hat During the holidays I didn’t like it when: I had nothing to do that much, but watch TV.	*
Green Hat Next holidays I would like to: I would like to go back to Tonga again.	*

Olympic rings research

It was hard researching about the Olympic rings.

Multiplying

I learnt an easy way to multiply.

2d shapes

Halves, quaters and fifths

Aviation Firsts Scavenger Hunt

1. Who was the first person to fly over the South Pole? Comdr. Richard E. Byrd, with Bernt Balchen

2. In what year did the first parachute jump take place? 1797

3. Who made the first rocket-engine flight? Fritz Von Opel

4. Who made the first balloon flight? In what year did the flight take place? Jacques and Joseph Montgolfer  1783

5. What aviation first is Janice Brown credited with?   Long-distance solar powered flight

6. Who was the irst woman to receive a pilot's license? In what year did she learn how to fly?   Baroness Raymonde De La Roche  1910

7. Who was the first person to fly around the world alone? Wiley Post

8. Who took the first photographs from the air? Samuel Archer King and William Black

9. What aviation first is Paul MacCready credited with? Inventor of the first practical human powered airplane

10. In what year did the first turbo jet flight take place? 1939 It was great research for our topic, and a great scavenger hunt. It was a great experience for  our new topic flight.

Turkish soup

Ingredients:

1. 1 cup water
2. 1/2 cup basmati rice
3. 4 cups chicken stock or canned low-sodium broth
4. 1 pound skinless, boneless chicken thighs, cut into 1-inch pieces
5. 1 cup full-fat plain yogurt
6. 1 large egg yolk
7. 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
8. One 15-ounce can chickpeas, drained and rinsed
9. 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
10. Salt and freshly ground pepper
11. 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
12. 2 teaspoons minced garlic
13. 2 teaspoons sweet paprika
14. 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
15. 3 tablespoons finely chopped mint
16. Lemon wedges, for serving

1. Bring the water to a boil in a medium saucepan. Add the rice, cover and cook over low heat until barely tender, about 15 minutes.
2. Meanwhile, in a medium saucepan, bring the stock to a simmer over moderately high heat. Add the chicken and simmer until cooked through, about 10 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the chicken to a plate. Skim any fat from the surface of the stock.
3. In a large saucepan, whisk the yogurt with the egg yolk and flour. Whisk in the stock and bring to a simmer over low heat, whisking occasionally. Stir in the chickpeas, rice and reserved chicken. Season with salt and pepper and keep warm over low heat.
4. Melt the butter in a small skillet. Add the garlic, paprika and cayenne and cook over moderate heat until fragrant, about 2 minutes. Ladle the soup into bowls and swirl in the garlic butter. Sprinkle with the mint and serve with lemon wedges.

Khali the dwarf

Once upon a time in a small dwarf village in India there was a man called Khali.
 He was very very poor, he had no family at all.  One day when Khali was walking back
to his house then he found 50 dollars lying down on the path, once he picked it up he felt so
happy, he went to the market and bought a lamp a golden lamp.  He took it back home and
looked and stared at it for hours, then he rubbed it, then all of a sudden a genie showed out of
nowhere. Khali was so thrilled and excited so much, the genies name was Eazy he said,
 ''I will grant you three wishes''.  Khali was really excited he thought about alot of wishes.
So his first wish was, ''I wish I could be really rich'', so Eazy said, ''your first wish is granted''.  
 Then Khali said, ''I wish I could think of a wish'' Then Eazy ''said your second wish is granted''
After Khali said no no no.  Then he thought really really hard, then he said I got a wish. Then he said I
wish could have 1 million wishes.  Then Eazy said ''your third wish is granted'' in a thrilled voice.

 Then he lived in a rich house and a dwarf family. 

the end.
                     

 

Trikids

Last Friday P.B.S had a triathlon, but for kids trikids everybody was pumped, some of the people had their togs. Some people participated for going to final, some people didn’t bring their togs so they still did it but they had to run instead of sliding on the water slide.  Room 8 was first they had to challenge their own class, when they found their  bikes they jogged down to the water slide so the man said ready steady go!

When they started everybody cheered them on as they raced.  They were tied neck to neck but gohzan won. Class after another challenging each other, when the finals finished we thanked the guys who helped us and ezy peezy, then we went back to our classes.  

Anzac biscuits recipe

Ingredients:
½ cup white flour
½ cup sugar
¾ cup rolled oats
¾ cup coconut
100 grams butter
1 tablespoon golden syrup
½ teaspoon baking soda
2 tablespoons boiling water


1.   Stir the flour, rolled oats, and coconut in a bowl.

2.   Find an adult to help you melt the butter and golden syrup in a saucepan over a low heat.

3.   Put the baking soda in a cup.  Tell an adult to help add the boiling water.  The mixture
of butter and golden syrup.

4.   Dip the liquid mixture into the flour and other dry ingredients.  Mix.

5.   Grease a baking tray.  Put tablespoonfuls of the mixture onto the tray, about 4
centimetres apart.

6.   Bake at 180.C for about 15 minutes or until the biscuits are a golden colour.

If the answer is 90

the questions could be

1.50+40=90
2.80+10=90
3.89+1=90
4.20+70=90
5.40+50=90
6.10+80=90
7.101-11=90
8.10x9=90
9.81+9=90
10.60+30=90
11.86+4=90
12.95-5=90
13.100-10=90
14.87+3=90
15.90+0=90
16.30+60=90
17.70+20=90
18.105-15=90
19.110-20=90
20.102-12=90

Outcomes of bullying

If you are bullied tell the teacher or your parents or stay away from that person that
is bullying you.  Ignore their messages online or on your phone, don’t fight
back to the bully.  Stand up to the bully, don’t be alone when you’re standing up to the bully.
  

Mihi

Mihi
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Ko Anthony toku ingoa
Ko Tuimana toku ingoa whanau
E iwa oku tau
Ko Vea toku matua
Ko Salote whaea
Ko Teau raua ko Paula ko Teau koro
Ko Line Latu raua ko Mani oku kuia
Ko Mt Wellington te maunga
Ko Tamaki te awa
Ko Panmure Bridge toku kura
Ko Miss Sayers toku kaiako
Ko Mr Johnston te tumuaki
No Tonga ahau

Dr. Ben Carson's trip

On Tuesday room 5, 7 & 6 went to Telstra Clear Stadium in Manukau to hear Dr.  Ben Carson speak about his life and job Mr Platt, Mrs Colenbrander, Mrs Burgess, Mrs Bruce & Mrs Slone went with room 7 but except for Mrs Slone and Mrs Burgess, she helped everybody that went.  So after we marked the roll for everyone that was going, we headed off to Telstra Clear in Manakau.  After that long ride, we got off at Telstra Clear we looked at it was huge.  Then we stretched out and formed three lines one line orange, one blue and one yellow.  After we did that we lined up in one line and walked and lined back up into our coloured lines.  We waited for 25 minutes in the hot sun.
 Then a lady came up and said, go walk inside and keep walking straight to your seats
please, so we found our seats and waited again, after awhile the duffy song came up loud.  After the song, a man came up in a suit.  He told a story about when he first saw books, he thought it was a DVD cover so after, Dr.  Ben Carson came up.  He talked about his mum and about dreaming of being a doctor, last he told us about how he seperated two baby twins making the baby twins surviving.  After he talked we got free up and go and an apple.  After some people ate  their we went on the bus.  We drank our Up and Go.  When we got to school it was lunch.