Week four Day 3: Social Systems

Activity 1: Mixed-Member Proportional (MMP)

In 1996 three party came together to create a ‘coalition government’ if I was able to vote them I think I would of chosen. Labour because this year they won and they are very reliable.

Activity 2: Migration
Today on the summer learning journey we are learning about migration. Did you know 72,000 have migrated to New Zealand. Also Labour is going to make kiwi's have jobs instead of people from other countries taking them. Here is a photo of my home town, Paihia then I will say three things that tourists could do.
You could go mountain biking,
you could go for a walk on the beach,
Or you could go to the Waitangi treaty grounds

Bonus Activity: Modern Learning Environments
Today we are taking about the modern Learning Environments. Did you know that in my school we have been doing it. Here is a drawing of my class room if I designed it.

Week four Day 1: Turn of the Century (2000-2010)

Activity 1:  Celebrating a Win
In 2000 when we had just won the sailing race every one was celebrating. Some people had a party some people celebrate at home or some people have a family dinner. We normally have a Barbecue with friends. Did you know that on my Mum and Dad got marred on the day that they won in sailing and they had there wedding in Waiheke so they could see the sailing from the apartment they were staying in.

Activity 2: Lord of the Rings
Imagine that instead of spending the money on the movies, Peter Jackson decided to give all of this money to you. Lucky you! On your blog, tell us what you would do with $300 million dollars. How would you spend it? It is a lot of money so please think carefully about it and spend it wisely. If I had $300 million doller's I would:

Buy a nice house that has a pool and a spa, then I would buy a boat and invite my friends to go sailing with me. Then I would donate the rest of the money to charity and give some money to people living on the street.

Bonus Activity: The Rise of the ‘Selfie’
In the 2000 taking a selfie was the new thing after people took a selfie they would post it online. Now lots of people do it but know we put it on Instagram, Twitter or Snapchat. Here is a selfie of me doing something I really enjoyed.
Here is a Selfie of Indie and I taking a selfie because I love playing with my friends.

Week four Day 2: A Decade of Sport

Activity 1: Chasing Great
Richie McCore is a lengend in New Zealand history he has won 142 caps as all black caption .On your blog tell us three things that you learned about Richie that you did not know beforehand. What else would you like to know about Richie?

I didn't know that Richie McCore was 37 years old and Richie grew up in a farm when he was younger. Also when he was in high school he played football!!!

Activity 2: Sporting Heroes
Lots of people can become hero's a hero can be your mum dad or even your sister. I think that my hero is Maria Tutaia because she has basically never missed a goal. And because I play netball and I am normally a C or the same position as her. Here is a photo of her.

Bonus Activity: Shake it Off
Today I am writing about Zumba, Zumba is a type of exercise the exercise is made out of dance that includes cumbia, mambo, hip-hop, soca, samba, salsa, tango, merengue and mambo. I had to choose of of these dances to learn about here is some facts and who made it.
 It was created buy  Cuban Son and Puerto Rican.
It originated from Cuba.
Did you know that:
Salsa is a dance to stretch your back.
In china the person who holds the record for the best salsa dance in China.
American solders where the fist people to know about Salsa in the Cuba war.

Week 3 Bonus Activity: The Three Rs - Rugby, Racing and Running

Bonus Activity: The Three Rs - Rugby, Racing and Running
Watch this documentary about Peter Snell and then create a one-page poster on Canva* about this famous kiwi runner. Be sure to include a picture  of Peter along with information about his interests and other sporting accomplishments.

Bonus Activity: A Bilingual Schooling System

Bilingual Schooling System
Normaly in schools they don't get to do other languages like Te Reo Maori or Spanish.So here is a letter I wrote to my Mrs Lindsay my principal.

Dear Mrs Lindsay,

Thank you so much for the fantastic school year I have had I loved it. Thank you for teaching me Te Reo Maori by giving us a speech in Te Reo and then saying it in English. Also when you say something like climb that maunga and I know you can reach the top, it really inspires me.


I just want to say I enjoyed being in Paihia school so much I want to make it so other people liked it as much as I did. I think that teaching us Maori is so awesome that I thought that learning another language would be amazing. Also maybe instead of using money for getting more playgrounds we could go on more school trips.

Thank you again for the fantastic time I had at Paihia school,
 it's sad I am going to a new school

sincerely
Lilli-Rose

Week 3 Day 5: Maintaining the Status Quo (The 1990’s)

Activity 1: Hiking Tongariro
In the 1990's a new walk had just come it was called the Tongariro crossing. Millions of people want to see it every year. It is a very old walk with nature and animals everywhere. Here are 5 items you should bring when you go there.

1. Good walking shoes
2. Rain coat
3. Jumper
4. Water
5. Warm clothes

Here is what you should d before you go.
You should get a map to know where your hiking, tell some one that your going and what time you will be at home. Also plan when you at going so that the weather is okay.

Activity 2: Leading New Zealand
In the 1990s, four different individuals served as the Prime Minister of New Zealand Geoffrey Palmer, Mike Moore, Jim Bolger and Jenny Shipley. They were all fantastic prime minister's but I chose Jenny Shipley to write about then make a poster about here it is:

Jenny Shipley was the 36th prime minister in New Zealand. She is now a politician. She was born on the forth of February 1952, and she is the first woman to be prime minister in the national party and the first woman prime minister.

Bonus Activity: You Have to Pay to Play
In 1990 education was all free and just fine and people back then were a lot richter because they didn't have to pay a it of money for education. But now we have to pay thousands of dollars for university. This is why people live on the street or cant pay the bills. But e have hope still the labour party said that in about three years time. Here is if I think we should pay or not.

I think it's not fair we have to pay this much money for collage. But If it started with paying money I would think it's a bit better. But people are not being able to pay the bills and have to be forced to live on the street or in a car.

Day 4: Perms and Lycra (The 1980’s)

Activity 1: Hairy Maclary

In 1980 when Hairy Maclary had just come out every one was reading it. In the story it would say Out of the gate and off for a walk went Hairy Maclary from Donaldson’s Dairy… I am going to start my poem with that thenn write more. Here is my poem.

Out of the gate and off for a walk went Hairy Maclary from Donaldson’s Dairy…

Hairy Maclary hoped of the ferry,

To go for a walk on the street,

Once he got there he dicided to go for a sleep,

So when he woke up,

He found he had nothing to eat,

So Hairy Maclary walked to the dairy,

when he found a penne to go buy some meat,

So that's the story of Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy.

Activity 2: The Big ‘OE’

After graduation most student's do the big 'OE' (Over Sea's Experience). Most people go to Australia and England But I don't want to go to Astralia because of all the creepy crallys. Here is a Photo of were I want to go on my big OE.

I want to go to Paris because it is beuterful and because I want to try the amazing food.
I also want to go to Sweden because when it's winter I can skii and when it's summer I can enjoy the outside.

Bonus Activity: The 4 O’Clock News
In 1992 Te karere was premiered Te Kerere is News at four. It is normally hosted by Scotty Morrison. And they normally talk with famous people. If I was Scotty Morrison I would inter view Jacinda Ardern because she is our new leader and we want to know more about her.