Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Mrs Eeles results
Our award winning movie
Room 5 JOY from Joy Marie on Vimeo.
Should Panmure Bridge School have a swimming pool? By Lani
Lani speech from Joy Marie on Vimeo.
Raymond's speech: Should Panmure Bridge School have a swimming pool?
Raymond speech from Joy Marie on Vimeo.
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Should we have school buses to pick us up and drop us off from school. Speech By Jane
Jane Speech from Joy Marie on Vimeo.
June's speech: Should Panmure Bridge School have a swimming pool
June speech from Joy Marie on Vimeo.
Friday, June 21, 2013
Reon's Speech: Should we have a Homework club at school
Reon speech from Joy Marie on Vimeo.
Jasmine's Speech: Should Panmure Bridge have a Swimming pool?
Jasmine Speech from Joy Marie on Vimeo.
Ducati's Speech: Should we have class pets at Panmure Bridge School?
Ducati speech from Joy Marie on Vimeo.
San Tat's speech on wearing mufti clothes to school
San Tat speech from Joy Paton on Vimeo.
Harry's Speech: Panmure Bridge School should have a cafeteria
Harry Speech from Joy Paton on Vimeo.
Should we be allowed to Cycle to School By Cyprus
Cyprus Speech from Joy Paton on Vimeo.
Samantha's speech on Should Panmure Bridge School have a swimming pool?
Samantha Speech from Joy Paton on Vimeo.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Should Year 5 & 6 go to camp? By Oh S'mar
Oh S'mar Speech from Joy Paton on Vimeo.
Should animals be treated equally as humans By Caitlin
Caitlin speech from Joy Paton on Vimeo.
Should we serve breakfast at school By Lavinia
Lavinia speech from Joy Paton on Vimeo.
Should we replace our desk top computers with iPads By Zeba
Zeba Speech from Joy Paton on Vimeo.
Monday, June 17, 2013
Should we learn other languages? By Thomas
Thomas Speech from Joy Paton on Vimeo.
Should we have a cafeteria at Panmure Bridge School
Tim speech from Joy Paton on Vimeo.
Should Animals be used for Scientific Research? By Angel
Angel Speech from Joy Paton on Vimeo.
Should Panmure Bridge School have a Science Lab?
Latham speech from Joy Paton on Vimeo.
Friday, June 14, 2013
My Speech: Should animals be used for scientific research By Angel
Animals have something in common with humans, that thing is feelings. How would it feel like if you were taken away from your home and your family just for a scientific research? How would it feel like being in a weird scary room with needles being pricked into your body? Well, this is what some of the animals are experiencing.
Why do some scientists do research on animals?, why can’t they do it on other things? Some people think that the information that the scientists are gathering is quite entertaining including me, but the main source of the information is animals and how they are being treated. Animals shouldn’t be treated this way for research. If you think that going to the doctors and getting a blood test hurts, that is nothing to animals who are used for research, animals even get killed.
According to animal testing statistics about 13.4 million cats and dogs are put to death each year. 19.5 million are killed each year in research. The most common animal that is used in research are rabbits which equals a total of 245,786 rabbits. Each year about 70 million animals are blinded, scalded, force - fed chemicals and hurt or killed. 61% of animals suffer in no pain. Lots of different animals are tested. Tigers, dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, pigs, sheep and many more. Approximately 170,000 hamsters are used in research each year. Several animal tests are commonly performed on rabbits, rats, mice and guinea pigs. Did you know that 92% of experimental drugs that are and safe on animals fail to work on humans because they are too dangerous or they won't work.
God created animals for a reason. Animals are really fun to play with. I simply love animals. Scientists should stop using animals for their testing and start caring for them. It would be such a shame for me and other animal lovers to see how many dogs, cats and other species die each year through research. In conclusion, I strongly believe that animal testing should stop so the world can be a safer place for both animals and humans.
Should all New Zealand Schools have cafeterias? By Yvette
Should Schools in New Zealand have Cafeterias?
I believe Schools in New Zealand should have Cafeterias. I know cafeterias would be lovely in New Zealand schools. How will students get to school in time if they live far away?, How will parents make their kids lunches if they go to work early?, Why does cafeteria food taste better than supermarket food?, How is cafeteria food sometimes healthier than flavoured dairy products and junk food from the supermarket, and What do statistics say about this.
If students live further away from school and walk to school, it saves time for them to get to school instead of buying unhealthy food from dairies when you can order food from the Cafeteria at school, also you won’t get in trouble for coming late because you won’t be coming late.
Sometimes students parents don’t have enough time to make their own kids lunches in the morning because they work an early shift in the morning. Students might not be able to make their own lunches as well because their parents drop them off to school at the same time they go to work because they are not allowed to stay at home by themselves.
When you buy food from the Cafeteria it taste better than the food you get from supermarkets or dairies. When you buy food from supermarkets or dairies it doesn’t taste as good because it could be rotten or old, sometimes expired, it could also have so much fat. If you don’t like the food you get from the supermarket you would probably would want to throw it away. I know I wouldn’t want to throw Cafeteria food away. I have been to a lot of Cafeterias and none of their food taste yuck.
Cafeterias might provide healthier food than sugary food from diaries example. The lollies from the dairies and chocolate, and supermarkets example. Chippy packets and soda drinks. Sometimes people don’t see how much fat and sugar are in their food they buy, when there's too much fat and sugar in your food you can get fat and obese. When you buy food from the Cafeteria at school it would probably be healthier because the school would want to look out for your health.
According to health and children @ cafeteria food, some cafeterias in schools are sealing healthy fresh food from their local farm. With the healthy food in their environment it can reduce fatness and obesity, also it would help you grow healthy and strong. Now that they are stopping sealing junk food and sugary food students won’t get obese and fat, instead you would get strong and healthy.
According to www.onlineclasses.org stats-on-your-childs school-lunches many studies have found that lunches from home are worse than lunches at school. Children who ate lunch at school got more nutrients in their meals than kids responsible for bringing their own lunches. Too many salty, sweet and nutrient-poor snack foods make up lunches brought from home. I have searched a lot of websites. Most of them say kids are getting obese and fat from these food they sell. I have found that Fruit was offered at nearly half the schools, with one giving it to students free. Just 30 per cent had sushi on the menu, while nearly all offered sandwiches or salad rolls. Four schools had a water-only policy so did not sell soft drinks. In 2006, the Education Minister at the time, Steve Maharey, and Green MP Sue Kedgley announced a $3- million-a-year nutrition fund to help schools provide healthier food. The Greens surveyed school canteens that year. I know Cafeterias and other food shops are getting rid of the junk and bringing back the healthy foods.
Therefore I feel Panmure Bridge School should have a healthy food cafeteria, where we can go and get morning tea and lunch at our convenience.
Jessie's speech on: Should children be allowed on Facebook?
I believe that children should not be allowed a Facebook account. Facebook claims to have more than 7.5 million children the age of 13 on this social network site. According to research reports 5 million of those are children 10 year and under, with such a large number of children issues like cyber bullying, lack of parental supervision this has become a serious problem.
Young children having a Facebook account raises serious concerns of cyber bullying. Children can be silly and naughty and pick on each other and say mean stuff to one another, they can also swear and say rude stuff about one another. Most children think this is okay because they won’t get in trouble, but their teacher could easily find out what they are doing. This is why facebook is a huge form of bullying, and young children should be protected from it.
Parents aren't always able to supervise their child while they are on the internet. If your child has a Facebook account they are suppose to be 13 years and over. Children are unaware of how dangerous the internet can be, children may accidently give away personal information to prey. It is impossible to protect children from everything that happens on the internet.
Letting your young child have a Facebook account takes away their ability to focus. For example if school children were allowed a Facebook account they might go on it when they're not allowed too would get in trouble from their teacher if they did that in class time. Your friends you are sitting next to could tell on you if they saw you on Facebook. This is why I believe children shouldn’t be allowed on Facebook.
When you are 13 then you can have a Facebook account. I reckon all children should wait until they old enough to have a Facebook account.
Should Panmure Bridge School have a Science Laboratory? By Latham
Introduction
I want our school to have a Science Laboratory. We need a Science laboratory at our school so that we can learn how to blow stuff up safely and use electricity. We can get a uniform made out of a strong material like steel but not steel because steel attracts electricity and that would shock you to death.
If you get too crazy with science you could do some damage to the school. If we have a science lab, we should only have 4 to 6 students at a time doing experiments so that it is safe.
Maybe we could get an old car that does not go and try to make it work again by getting the motor and pumping in electricity to try bring it back to life.
This week I went to the Science Road Show to learn about science and how it works which I really loved. This man showed us how to make cottage cheese. You have to get a cup of milk and some vinegar and then you stir it up. You get this kind of thick stuff called curds and whey which you pour through a cloth and what you are left with is cheese. I think this is really cool.
Labs are used for scientific research, in the 18th century there was a chemistry lab used by Antoine Lavoisier. In 1901 Thomas Edison came up with the lightbulb and he also had a lab to experiment in. Joseph Swan and Hiram Stevens Maxim also invented the lightbulb.
Research tells us that one of the good things about having science labs in primary schools is that the students get to see what is happening, which makes it more interesting for them to learn about Science instead of just reading about it. Learning comes alive for students learning is hands on, seeing is believing.
I found a report on the internet which showed me that out of 119 primary school students 87% enjoyed doing a science experiment with other students, 9% were not sure, and only 4% did not enjoy doing the science experiment.
The study showed me that the students achieved a better understanding about Science when they did the experiment themselves. I really enjoy doing science experiments and I hope that we get to do it more often at school. I hope you enjoyed my speech.
Should Panmure Bridge School use iPads instead of class desktop computers?
In the holidays if you took your netbook home and you wanted take a picture of what you did but you don't know how? iPads are very easy to take pictures and post onto your blog. On your own iPad you would not be allowed on games just like netbooks but on iPads you can't go on computer games unlike netbooks except for literacy games your teacher puts up for you and the appstore as well because if you try to download a game you would need the teachers password first.
One of my favourite apps is Mathe Matics. It is where your parents or teacher creates a account for you just like Sumdog. If the students want to download an app that is not appropriate they will first need the teachers password because any App they download the teacher will have to check if it is safe first, not only is it easy for a typically technologically savvy person iPads help children, adults and the elderly.
iPads can save money and trees, you can also read books on them which can help you with literacy. iPads provide handfuls of information here is an example: If you're reading a book on the iPad and you come to a definition of a word that you do not know, it will lead you to a glossary or a dictionary! iPads make for a more engaging learning environment that hooks in reluctant learners. The large multi - touch iPad lets the children use their fingertips and this is very beneficial for younger children. The iPads are considerably cheaper than desktop or laptop computers while still providing excellent learning opportunities.
Fine's Speech: Should animals be kept in the circus?
Circuses with animal acts might seem perfect and jubilant, but if you looked beneath their bright lights and happy music, torture and death is the only thing found. Almost everyday animals are being put into cages and abused just to learn the ways of a stunt. Animals should have a chance to freedom.Why should they be kept away from their habitats, lives and families. Why do people hunt down animals just to put them into their entertainment?
Even during shows, bullhooks can be found hidden beneath jewels and cloth. They disguise these weapons so that they may use them during shows, but hide them, so the public won't have a clue. Trainers use whips, tight collars, muzzles, electric prods, bullhooks and much more. Did you know that some animals have ropes tied around their necks, so if they disobey their trainers, they will be choked. Trainers also burn bears paws and break their noses forcing the bears to stand on their hind legs. Trainers also beat up monkeys and chimpanzees while they scream.
As a result of not having a lot of money, circus operations will frequently not give their animals enough water, food, clean their cages properly or give them medical care when needed. Animals die just because of this.
According to the Animal Welfare Act, 96 percent of a circus animal’s life is spent in chains or cages. 66 per cent of tigers and lions were starved to death. Between 1994 - 2005, 31 elephants died premature deaths. 33 per cent of wildcats such as tigers and lions did not have access to the outside world and did not have a natural habitat. All wild animals are very frightened of seeing cages because they are use to natural habitat. Animals spend about 11 months travelling, during travelling, animals are caged and chained for long distances and hours through extreme temperatures.
This is the life behind the magic. Believe it or not,but animal cruelty doesn’t just happen in circuses. If you love animals, you should take a visit to the zoo, where they are taken care of and have a proper habitat.You could also visit circuses without animal acts like Cirque Du Soleil. If everyone stopped abusing animals then life would be much easier. So stop!!
Monday, June 10, 2013
Learning before numbers within 5-6 digits By Yvette
Sunday, June 9, 2013
My classroom scale plan By Angel
Friday, June 7, 2013
Lavinia's Argument Plan on Should Homework be compulsory
Yvette's Flipping eBook on Past Education
San Tat's scale drawing of the classroom
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Tim's reasons for and against in making homework compulsory
Angel's Flipping eBook on Past Education
Our Maths - Learning the number of tens in two digit numbers
Make your own slide show at Animoto.
Here are our posters in expressing 2 digit numbers. We chose our own number, then we had to use ten dollar notes and one dollar coins to express and then wrote the equations. Check out our Animoto presentation.
Monday, June 3, 2013
My Writing Plan
Identifying tens and ones By Lavinia
My quiz results By Angel
My number story on three digit numbers
My comment to Room 2's blog By Yvette
I like the video on brushing your teeth. I really like brushing my teeth aswell. Have good fun and don't forget to brush your teeth 3 times a day.
By Yvette
My recount on Des Hunt By Fine
It was a cold windy day and the best reliever was teaching our class. She announced that an author by the name of Des Hunt was coming for a visit. I wasn't that excited at first but when I saw all his equipment on the table, I was easily excited. He was an old man but he looked happy sharing his inventions and whatnot s with us. He started off with talking about his personal life, then got into action. I didn't really understand because I was caught up in the moment at the end of his explosions. He did a BANG!!. From then on we were waiting for his next arrival.