Wananga| Deep Compliments

Hello readers, 

Welcome back to my blog. In this blog post, I will share to you about what we have been doing in Wananga. 

So we were focusing on giving people deep compliments, not surface compliments. A deep compliment is about their personality and a surface compliment is their appearance. 

So our task was to decorate our piece of paper and do whatever we want. We needed to write deep compliments to each student that makes them feel loved. And they had to write deep compliments on our work. When I was reading the compliments that each student wrote on my work it made me feel astonished, loved and joyful because of how they think about me and what my personality was, It really made me feel amazed about myself. 

When I was writing my deep compliments to each student I was so excited and think about being appreciated. "It was very fun writing deep compliments to each other".

Here is my work with deep compliments:

(By the way, this is not finished yet)

Hope you enjoyed reading my blogpost, make sure to leave a comment.

Question of the day: What kind of compliments do you like sharing to people: surface or deep compliments?

Drama (Manologue)

Hello bloggers, 

Welcome back to my blog. In this blog post, I will show you what we have been doing in Drama. 

So in today session, I will be showing you my monologue that I picked. This monologue is about basketball therapy and I picked this because I like basketball and it's my favourite sport. 

 Here is my Monologue:

I don't need therapy! I don't need to be here. I'm not insane, I'm Linsane. As in I've got "a condition" called Linsanity! And anyone in their right mind who has seen point guard Jeremy Lin do his thing on the basketball court would have it too!

That's what my mom and sister don't get. That's why they wanted me to come talk to you. But I don't need to be here. I'm only here because my mom caught me talking about Jeremy Lin at my father's wake.

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Question of the day: 

What kind of monologue do you like/like reading?

Speaking my Truth (Drama)

Hello bloggers,

Welcome back to my blog. In this blog post, I will tell you what we did in our drama subject for year 7 and 8 class. We call it speaking my truth.

First, we played copy the circle, we did this to act out and express the actions. Basically, the game works by picking a leader for doing the actions and choose a person who will guess who the leader is. The second game we played is 7 up, it's about to express our actions and be confident doing it. It's an easy game to play it's just when you say the number seven you are out. The third game that I enjoyed was the statue, this game is about action and stillness. It's a fun game to play you just need to pick a stance to freeze for a long time and you need a person who will be it and if they see you move you're out. The last one is tequila, It's about listening and actions. The game works when someone says Tequila you have to move any direction you want. 

Question of the day:

What do you think the best game to play and why?

Hope you enjoyed my blog post and be sure to comment also "have a good day". 

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History about Disaster In New Zealand!

Hello, amazing people,

Welcome back to my blog. In this blog post, I will show you what we have been doing in our reading/social studies.

Social studies, we have been researching the history of New Zealand, it could be anything you like. We had to write lots of information and searched up information on google. The stuff that I want to research is the disaster of New Zealand. The disaster that I picked was the most dangerous Earthquake in New Zealand. The name is called Napier earthquake. I made it on a google slide to gather information and show you my presentation.

This activity was very fun to do because I like learning history and researching.

Source: Information about the Napier earthquake!!!

Here is my slide presentation:

Hope you are having a good day and make sure to leave a comment. 

Question of the day: What do you think is number 1 worst disaster in New Zealand?