Touch Reflection HPE

At the beginning of the touch unit I was filled with excitement.  I expected to experience fast paced, high energy games that would keep me constantly moving which turns out I was right. I chose to write about this specific unit because it was super fun and taught me a lot. This unit was a perfect way for me to stay active and healthy while hanging out with my mates. My thoughts were a mix of excitement and nervousness. I was especially nervous to learn the new drills and learn how to play beside my peers. I also was nervous about mastering the games transitions which I still have a long way to go. I looked forward to challenging my skills and knowledge by playing with my class as practice for outside of school. My goal for touch is to be able to take the skills I learnt from school and play outside of school.

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My PHE Reflection Term Three

I have enjoyed all the sports in varies of ways.

Volleyball was my favourite by far since it´s my dedicated sport. I learnt a lot of things about myself and basically preparing myself for the Junior Boys Volleyball Try Outs. One thing I found challenging is that some people did not have the same value or effort as me but I loved that they will try.

Sexuality was chill and somewhat enjoyable, I have learned a lot of sexualities and the mans/womens anatomy. Other than that I like how we learned about bone structure also. I didn´t really find anything hard like it was that chill and the go with the flow type of thing.

Touch was lame because not everyone was actually wanting to play, it’s a fast game with quick thinking. I loved the drills and the vibes the people who actually played brought to the game. Our numbers were not a lot but I was really happy that we had a chance to play with 10R, and being combined especially

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Term 3 VBall

The reason I choose volleyball was because it was genuinely fun and exciting and it was so much funner than every other sports honestly if I was to pick the best sport it would be volleyball 100%.

 

Last term our class was assigned to play volleyball. During the three weeks of us playing we all learnt many things, we learnt how to block, spike, serve , and set. While we were playing volleyball we learnt many exercises like leg raised, high knees, and team work. To be honest if I had to pick the funnest thing I did while playing volleyball it would be the spiking, I just loved the jumping and the adrenaline that pumps through after you hit the ball is amazing, so that’s what we did for term 3 Vball. Honestly I wouldn’t want to play any modified games I would just want to play normal volleyball.

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HPE Term 3 reflection

For HPE in term 3 I had to walk laps because I did not bring my gear.

I had a great time walking and it was really good looking at the view of the hills and the trees and the birds and the wood pieces and the grass and if you focus on something outside the gate like the soccer goal then the fence doesn’t feel real, it feels trippy like super dupper pupper trippy and I mean it you know when you say something and you mean it yeah well I mean it, like no it actually is trippy.

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Touch Unit

Last term, We played touch and really enjoyed it. Even though we didn’t have many games, I still had a lot of fun. Playing under the hot sun made the experience even more memorable, and it was fun to spend time outside with my class instead of being in the gym. Being hot and sweaty made it all worth playing. I also learned new skills, like how to play faster and make quicker decisions during the game, which helped me improve as a player. My goal is to find a team to play for.

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Term 3 PE reflection

I am reflecting on Volleyball because out of the 3 units that’s the one I enjoyed the most. I expected to just play games and stuff, which we did but we also worked on communicating as a team and basic volleyball skills. My highlight of this unit was versing Rata on Tuesdays. I liked how competitive it got between classes. One challenge I faced was serving. Something I’m more confident in since doing this unit is communicating as a team. Moving forward I would like to play volleyball with my class more.

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hararei TE reo maori

I ngā hararei, i haere au ki Tāmaki Makaurau ki te kite i taku whanaunga. I haere mātou ki Ōtara ā, kāore mātou i mahi i tētahi mea i reira.
Tata ki te rua wiki i muri mai, i haere mātou ki te kite i ētahi atu o ō mātou whanaunga i Lincoln Road. I tōku taenga atu, i haere mātou ki te papa tākaro. Kātahi ka pekepeke mātou me ngā kuta me ngā paihikara. I kite mātou i tētahi manu, kātahi ka kī mai a Eathen kei te whakaeke taua manu i a mātou. I whakamātau mātou ki te whana atu i a ia, engari ka whai mai te manu i a mātou, ā ka patu i a mātou ki tōna ngutu
Whai muri i tērā, kāore mātou i mahi i ētahi atu mahi whakahirahira.
Kotahi wiki i muri mai, i haere mātou ki te rā whānau o Chevy Lay, engari me hoki mātou ki te kāinga.
Kātahi ka haere mātou ki te Copthorne i Pāhia. I mahi mātou i ngā mahi Manu i roto i te puna kaukau. Whai muri i tērā, i kai mātou i ētahi kūtai tino nui, he nui ake ērā i tō ringa! Kātahi ka peke mātou ki roto, ki waho hoki i te puna kaukau. I muri mai, i tākaro tēnehi mātou i runga i te papa tēnehi.
Ka mutu, i hoki mātou ki te kāinga, ā i kai mātou i tētahi kai nui hei whakakapi i ā mātou hararei.

English holiday
During the holidays, I went to Auckland to see my cousin. We went to Ōtara, and we didn’t do anything there.Almost two weeks later, we went to see some of our other relatives on Lincoln Road. When I arrived, we went to the playground. Then we jumped around on scooters and bikes. We saw a bird, and then Eathen told us that the bird was attacking us. We tried to kick it away, but the bird chased us and pecked us with its beak!After that, we didn’t do anything else exciting.One week later, we went to Chevy Lay’s birthday party, but we had to go back home.Then we went to the Copthorne in Pāhia. We did manu jumps into the swimming pool. After that, we ate some really huge mussels that were bigger than your hand! Then we jumped in and out of the swimming pool. Later, we played tennis on the tennis court.Finally, we went back home and ate a big feeed to finish off our holidays.

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How to make panakeke i roto i te reo Māori.

Today we had to make panakeke (pancakes) using Te Reo Māori. It was a fun and funny experience because we got to work together, learn new words, and make something delicious at the same time. I really enjoyed working with the people I was put into a group with. We all had a good laugh, even though we argued and fought a little bit over who was going to do what. Sometimes we disagreed on how to make the panakeke, but we still worked together and got the job done. It was a great experience because we got to learn new things while having fun with our friends. Overall, I enjoyed the activity, and it taught me that teamwork matters, even when things don’t go perfectly. I would love to do another activity like this again because it was a fun way to learn Te Reo Māori while spending time with others.

Here’s a video to prove it.

the fluffy pancake crew by Daecious REEDY-PIRINI-KOMENE

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Camping In Taupō

This term, we have been doing a recount of the holidays.

We had to think really hard about what we were going to write for our recount.

When we had what we were going to write, we had to write it in Google Docs. This is my recount

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Great and Grands day Poem

I love how you take care of me

she makes the best food

you drink the most sweetest tea in the world

I love how you take care of me

I wish you weren’t across the sea

you have a good mood

I love how you take care of me

you make the best food

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Birtday Party

This term, my class and I did a recount of what we did on the holiday.

Our learning intention: we are learning to recall information to write a recount.

First, we had to think about how we were going to start our writing.

Then we had to write in a Google document the writing from our book .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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reflection for Moto If a job is worth doing it It’s worth doing it

In 10 years’ time, I hope to be halfway through my apprenticeship or working full time in the construction industry. I want to be earning a good wage and building a stable future for myself through work as a builder or concreter.

I know finding work can be difficult, but I hope my parents will see what I am capable of and support me as I look for opportunities. I also want to prove to myself that I can succeed through hard work and determination.

I believe that if a job is worth doing, it is worth doing properly. That is the attitude I want to carry into my future career, whether I am building, concreting, or learning new skills on site.

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CTA Quote

¨ if a job is worth doing, do the job right ¨

I heavily agree with This quote because it implies anywhere whether you’re at home, or school, or even at a friends house and especially at your work site. If a job is given to you try to use the best of your capabilities to accomplish the job handed to you It means your hard work and determination plus your efforts can get you a long way and help you in any job site. This also can be for personal care such as dental cleaning like brushing and flossing it is worth doing because if you don’t it will come back a bite you in your rare end such as expensive care from dentists.

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I agree

Yes, I agree with it because it helps you understand more responsibilities, and it will help you understand what I’ll be capable of, and it will show others that hard work and determination get you a long way, and it will help you in the future.

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Quote Of The Day

In this post I’m doing a reflection about the quote, “If a job is worth doing, It’s worth doing right”. I agree with this because I find that doing something to a high standard even if it’s a little job is always good, it shows other people that you’re willing to try hard to succeed in whatever goal you place. I was brought up around people with a similar mind set which is another reason I agree with it.

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