Health- 5 Tips on how to be safe on the internet

Digital Footprint

A digital footprint is a footprint that contains everything you have been on social media and anything online. We are learning about this so we can make better choices online. These are the things I have been on the past 48 hrs.

Health

In Health we had to create our own Health Model. I did a Netball court because that is one of my favourite sports. The words surrounding the court are words that represent my health. The reason why I chose those words are because...

Culture: I'm proud to be my culture and I'm respectful to other people's culture
Church: Church is my number one priority in life.
Honesty: I chose honesty cause that is one of my values i stand for
Loyalty: Loyalty is one of my values
Faith: Faith is also another one of my values.
Sports: Sports is another one of my priorities
Exercising: Keeps me fit and healthy
Food: The food I eat is part of my health as well
Bravery: Bravery is another one of my values I stand for

Health

We have been learning about the 4 walls in Health class. Heres some of the work ive been learning about

Health - Miss Dougherty

4 Walls:

• Spiritual (Taha Wairua) - Family, Friends, People, Social Media
• Physical (Taha Tinana)- Movement Exercise, Body, Food + Drink

• Mental/Emotional ( Taha Hinengaro)- Mindset, Mental State, Feelings

• Social ( Taha Whanau) - Values, Religion, Important, Beliefs.
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How the 4 walls associate in my life:

Snapchat, Instagram = Social - I can communicate with friends I don't have time to hang with

Eating = Physical - I use my body to put the food in my mouth and chew it with my teeth

Listen to music = Mental/Emotional- The lyrics makes me emotional or mental

Getting Baptised = Spiritual - It's important to my religion

I feel alot of emotions throughout the day. It depends who is around me.

 

River Talks Trip  Year 9

Last week the year 9's went to a river talk down at Pt England Reserve. Here as the stuff we did and learnt

What does Sustainability mean ?

the ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level.

Write down the Maori Proverb that describes the river

Ko au te awa, ko te awa ko au- I am the river and the river is me

Read the question and  us the reading resource answer them

	Questions	Answers
1.	Name the river that your class visited last week ?	Omaru Creek
2	Name the Organisation that organised the River Talks ?	Mad Ave
3	Write a paragraph to describe the events on the day ?	When we entered the event we had to be seated on the grass under a tent, then we waited a while for all the schools to be seated. When they were seated there was a man performing a powhiri for us and after that we had to go to the creek to see what was next. When everyone gathered around the creek there was a man standing in the creek with gumboots on. The man was talking in Maori, so i didn't understand what he was saying. When he finished there was a play from these two girls, they also did it in another language so i couldn't understand what they were saying either. Their play was a little creepy but also funny. Lastly we went to the Tongans, they did a song where 2 girls were in a tree climbing down it and singing at the same time.
4	What do you think the main message of the day was ?	To look after our creeks
5	What was the most interesting part of the Trip	These two girls did a play that was creepy and funny at the same time.
6	Do you think this trip was a successful trip ? (explain why )	Yeah because it taught us what we do when we litter and how to look after our creeks properly
7.	Can you think of how this trip could be more successful for year 9 students next year ?	They can also learn about looking after creeks so they won't smell so bad. They can also enjoy all the plays that they do as well.

In Social Studies we watched a video about a Samoan and a Maori man trying to track down where their ancestors are from. Here's little summary of where they went and why.

Cook island

They visited the monumental garden spot where their ancestors left for aotearoa.

Similarities between Maori and Cook Island people.

Samoa

Oscars family visits burial ground ancestors, go to church, open up envelope results showing when Oscars clan father came from.

Paternal line- central south Eurasian the Himalaya.

Vanuatu

Pottery found in Vanuatu called La pita Pottery was over 3,000 years old was also found in Samoa and Tonga, Pottery had designs motifs on them but also found on Polynesian tattoos and tapas.