Name Worth

L.I: To know what my name worth

This week we learnt about our name worth.  Each letter in our name had a different kind of number worth. L=8 E=2 O=4 N=8. Next we had to add the letter worth together to create a new number. 8+2+4+8= 22. BUT the name worth needs to be a single digit number. SO, 2+2=4. My name worth is four.

Crazy Cricket chaos

L.I: To develop fundamental and movements in cricket

We did our first session of Cricket with Brian from HPCC. I did a session on Batting with Brain. We had to hit 2 balls off the cone as far as I could. Our next activity was throwing. We had to throw a ball at the wickets or cones. Lastly we did catching. We surrounded Brian in a big circle. Then Brain threw 2 balls at people and those people had to try catch it. It was exhausting but I still had a lot of fun.

Maritime museum

L.I: To study the history of New Zealand Explorers 

Ls1 and I went to the Maritime Museum. We went there to learn more about the history of The Treating of Waitangi and New Zealand Explorers. We learnt about famous people that were known for sailing. We learnt that Paul Caffyn rowed around the whole of the south in New Zealand. We also learnt that Sir Peter Blake won multiple championships for winning sailing compensations. I enjoyed the Marintime Museum and it was really fun.

About me

L.I: To write an About me blog post

Talofa. 

My name is Leon. I am Samoan. I am a Year 6 in LS1 at Panmure Bridge School. At school I enjoy playing around outside, Maths and reading. At home I enjoy watching videos, playing games and spending time with family.

How to make a strong password

L.I: To learn how to make a strong password.

A password is a code or lock that can be use to unlock things. When making a strong password you need to mix numbers, symbols (? , ! ' )and upper and lower case letters. There is 2 ways of making a password. 1 way is to make a random phrase. Another way is using the Acronym method.

The random phrase method is a mix of 2 random words that don't make sense. Then replace some letters to  symbols, upper and lower case letters and numbers.

Acronym is another way of making a strong password. Make a sentence with 8 words or more. Then take the first letter of each word then mix it up together. Then replace some letter and lower case letters and numbers.

Kiwi Can

L.I: To have fun

For Kiwi Can it was fun week. For fun week we played games. We recap about the 4 themes we had each term. The 4 themes were Positive Relationships, Integrity, Resilience and Respect

Games
Hot potato
To play we have to pass the ball around. We have to say "Hot potato fast, Hot potato slow, Hot potato Hot potato out you go". If we say go and the ball lands on a person. The person out.
Musical Cones
To play there will be cone.
When the music plays we have to dance. If we don't dance were out. If the music stops we have to get a cone and put on our heads and sit down. If we don't get a cone were out.
Traffic Lights
 To play we needed to be in pairs and stand in a circle. One person has to stand behind the other person in front. If they say red the person out side the circle has to touch their head. If they say white the person outside has to touch the person in front shoulders. If they black the partners has to swap around. If they say blue the partners has to go in a full circle. If they say yellow the person in front has to touch the floor. If they are to slow to the action or do the wrong action then their out.
Billy Billy Bop
To play if they say Billy Billy bop to a person the person has to try and say bop before they can finish their sentence. If they say bop the person has to say nothing. If the person shouts out Short land Street everyone in a circle has to say Clear. If they say elephant the person has to make the trunk and the people next to the person has to make the ears.

Fractions

L.I: To define Fraction of sets

For maths we did fraction of sets. Fractions is is a whole object divided into equal pieces. We did Halves, Quarters, Thirds and fifths. Halves is a whole object divided into 2 equal pieces. Quarters is a whole object divided into 4 equal pieces. Thirds is a whole object divided into 3 equal pieces and Fifths is a whole object divided into 5 equal pieces.