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We performed a short play for our school at assembly on Friday June 7th. It was set on a movie set which was shooting at Christchurch International Airport! We used some of our Spanish conversation that we have been learning with Mrs Florez.It was such fun to put it all together!
Congratulations to Savannah, Tom, Archie, Samantha and Danielle who had the most number of logins this week in Studyladder. Well done also to Alexi, Savannah, Shania, Harry, Samantha and Tom who have achieved all of their set tasks online. Well done on being our leading stars!
Ms Grimes Studyladder Login page http://resources.oswego.org/games/mathmagician/maths1.html
This is the link to the maths game I showed my maths class today. Can you answer 50 questions in 2 minutes? Ms Grimes On Tuesday the 22nd of May we
went to see a performance on cyber safety. There were two actors, Brett and Alice. Brett played Dylan your average guy and Michael the cool dude. Alice played Emma, a new girl at a new school and Hannah the popular girl that got jealous. It had lots of singing but taught us not to believe everything you see online, because Dylan got tricked online by a 45 year old man who pretended to be a 14 year old girl named Sally. Also Hannah tricked Dylan and got his phone and sent bad messages to Emma. For this Emma feels really really bad. Then the police turned up and Dylan kept on blaming Hannah and Hannah got the blame. Our favourite bit about it was that it taught us a lot. We learnt that not everything online is real and if you get caught up in the wrong things it can be bad. For example, if somebody bullys you online there is always evidence and they can be traced. I thought it was a good idea for Emma to ring 0800Whatsup for help. Overall it was a good play which taught all of us a lot and it was helpful to us. By Thomas Charlie and Harry. Here is the link to the interactive games we will be using today Inquiry into Sharing The Planet. Tip The Balance game
Kate read a poem about trees
On the 9/05/2013 at one thirty, everyone at Ashburton Borough School took part in the UNESCO tree planting annual event. The goal for New Zealand schools is to plant 100 million trees by 2017. Our school planted 6 trees which was 1 liquid Amber 4 Hebes and 1 Black Beech tree. But before we started planting Adam and Cameron presented a speech plus Kate from our class presented a poem. Kirsty Clay from The Guardian also joined us on this special day.
Written by Shania and Sarah |