Teamwork is a term to describe a group of people working together to achieve a goal.
I am a Year 6 student at Panmure Bridge School, Auckland, New Zealand. My teachers are Mr Wong and Mr Ogilvie.
Wednesday, 14 April 2021
Teamwork | HPE
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Tuesday, 13 April 2021
Basic Facts Boxes
I completed basic facts boxes multiplication. The basic facts boxes challenge is to answer the questions quickly.
I got 100/100 correct and my time was 4 minutes and 32 seconds. The hardest row of times tables to do was my 8 times tables and my 9 times tables.
I need to work on my 8 and my 9 times tables because I kept on getting stuck on it then moving on. My goal next time is to do division and keep on moving on.
Making Connections
Connections are similiar ideas compared between the readers experiences or knowledge and the text being read. There are three differnent types of connections. They are: text to self, text to text, and text to world.
Text to text is talking about something that links to yourself. For example: The duck shared food with the villagers. The duck did the right thing as it was the villagers’ food. My connection is: I have shared food with my cousins because they were hungry. It connects because they both use empathy. Empathy means sharing feelings with another person.
Text to text is talking about something that links to another text in a book. For example: The duck told the highway rat to thinking there was food at the top of a echoey cave. The duck was trying to not get eaten by the rat. My connection is: In the story the Gruffalo, the mouse tricks the owl, fox, and the snake into thinking there was a beast named the Gruffalo. It connects because they both use deception. Deception means tricking someone into thinking you're telling something true.
Text to world is talking about something that links to the world. For example: The duck tried to defend herself from the highway rat. The duck tried to take back her cupcake from the highway rat. My connection is: In the world people defend themselves from thieves that try to steal their food. It connects because they both use fearlessness. Fearless means your not scared of anyone or anything.
Making connections can help understand about another text, about ourselves, and about the world.
Marc Duffy
Marc Duffy is an inspirational role model who helped other kids with reading. When he was young he did bad things with bad people. He was sent to prison for 4 years and was taught how to read.
He learnt how to read after 4 years in prison. He got a school certificate and a diploma in business.
He was a New Zealand Boxing lightweight champion in fight for life.
He learnt the trade of a builder and owned his own business.He worked for Bunnings fitting out their stores. Now he manages the largest store in NZ which is in Hamilton.
He went back to University to become a counselor.
Marc is now a professional boxer, reader and counselor who helps kids with reading.


