Summer Learning Journey Activity 1 : The World Wide Web

This is our class site we use for learning

This is the site for our class when we do test

This is the site what we have to do in the holidays/Summer Learning Journey

This is my blog what i publish my work on.

Summer Learning Journey Activity 3 : Choose Your Own

Simon William'' Bill English was born on the 30th December 1961. He use to be the prime minister for New Zealand and the leader of the National party, having taken office on the 12th December 2016. He was deputy prime minister from 2008 to 2016.

Summer Learning Journey Activity 2 : Leading by Example

I have showed kindness to others by using respectful works and making new friends. The first time i showed respect to someone was when i asked if they are OK and ask wanna hang out. I respected them by using kind words, keeping my hands and feet to myself and looking after each other. It could sometimes be hard when you met new friends because they could be shy. Sometimes when you met new friends you have to encourage them to join in games you play.

Summer Learning Journey Activity 1 : Everyday Heroes

Everyday the men and women in the Emergency Services provide help and support people in New Zealand and around the world. At times they have to risk their lives in order to save others.
Common Emergency Services include the fire service the police force and the ambulance service. Other related services include the air ambulance, search and rescue, coast guard, surf lifesaving, and the civil defence amongst. In Australia fire services are currently fighting more than 150 wild fires burning in New South Wales, a province on the east coast of the country. The wildfires started in November 2019 and are not expected to stop for many weeks. It is a very challenging time for the men and women serving in the Emergency Services in Australia.

Summer Learning Journey Activity 3 : Wise Words

Sir Āpirana Ngata and Dame Whina Cooper were both influential leaders who fought for Māori rights.Āpirana Ngata was a lawyer and politician. He worked hard to give rights to Māori land owners, and healso spent a lot of his career encouraging Māori to preserve the culture - haka, poi, whakairo (carving), waiata (song), sport and the construction of more marae around Aotearoa, New Zealand.
Whina Cooper was the first president of the Māori Women’s Welfare League, which worked on improving health, education, housing and welfare for Māori women in New Zealand in the 1950s. She led the Māori land hikoi (march) from Northland to Wellington to protest against the loss of Māori land. She was nearly 80 years old at the time. Both of these individuals are examples of wise, inspiring leaders and role models.

Summer Learning Journey Activity 1 : Guiding Priniples

Hone Heke was a rangatira chief of NgaPuhi iwi in Northland. He was a strong and fearless warrior, and also an intelligent leader who fought for Maori rights during the British colonisation of Aotearoa, New Zealand. Hone Heke went to church because he had baptised a christian in 1835 and he also had much respect for the Missionaries. The Treaty of Waitangi was signed on 1840.

Summer Learning Journey Activity 2 : Celebrating Diversity

My first fact is Stan Grant is a Wiradjuri elder to Australia's second largest Aboriginal community.
My second fact is Aboriginal Australians could be the oldest population of humans living outside of Africa.
My Third fact is Australia's first people known as Aboriginal Australians have lived on the continent for over 50,000 years.
My Last fact is that All aboriginal australians are related to groups indigenous to australia.