Wellbeing

Wellbeing

For the last two weeks in term 3, we have looked at Resilience, emotional awareness (understanding emotions) and impulse. I have come to realise that it is important to control your emotions and behaviour and stay positive

Being able to control my emotions in different situations avoids getting into a fight, getting in trouble, going into an accident.

Knowing how to react and respond in situations rather than acting on impulses means that you can be able to think more positively.

The effect that these things have on my Social Wellbeing (Taha Whanau) will have better relationships, connections with other people.

Lake Waikaremoana

Lake Waikaremoana

On term 3, Week 4, my class and I were researching about Lake Waikaremoana while making brochures. We have been placing facts and what Lake Waikaremoana has in our brochures.

Here are some of the facts I have got during my researching:

1. 4 Huts 

2. 4 Campsites 

3. Lakes 

4. No dogs allowed

5. Water Falls

Sunken Forest Advertisement

Here's my Sunken Advertisement:

How do you harvest honey?

How do you harvest honey?

In a reading site wonderopolis, I have been reading How to Harvest honey. 

These are the questions and facts I have learned:

Facts:
1. Some people are allergic to bees 

2. People wear protective gear when they go to the hive

3. People who are allergic to bees aren't recommended to be a beekeeper

4. There are wooden frames that hold the honeycombs

5. Beekeepers use honey extracted to get the honey liquid

Questions:

1. Have you harvest honey? No

2. What do beekeepers wear? Special protective gear

3. Does harvesting hurt bees? No

Sunken Forest

Sunken Forest

During class time I and my class were reading and writing about a book Sunken forest.
We have been answering questions and doing activities that our teacher made, it was about a boy who was accused of stealing money and was taken to a camp while he tries to clear his name.

The author of this book is Des Hunt: