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Monday, 30 December 2019

Overcoming Adversity - by Brielle

Brielle:(Me)
My challenge I Did was staying at my aunties place for 2 to 3 nights I didn't want to leave her because i loved her like i do with my parents. I enjoyed spending time with her and my parents.

My mum:
My mum went through a tough time when my granddad passes away she couldn't stop thinking about him because when ever she talks to anyone of our family member she try's not to cry. But I love her.

My Dad:
Is just like my mum  because he lost his parents when  I was a baby so i couldn't get to meet them face to face so that was sad that i couldn't Meet them so I miss them and feel sorry for my mum and dad.

Apple vs Microsoft - by Brielle

Real Madrid C.F - Real Madrid was first named ' Madrid Club de Futbal '. Real   wears white because they believe that there was a legend behind the white shirt. They are also one of the top team in a football league in Spain named Laliga.                                                                          Image Attribution: https://www.managingmadrid.com/2019/11/22/20976976/what-the-stats-say-real-madrids-best-2019-20-line-up-so-far  

   

Day 2: Cracking the code, Through careful Observation - By Brielle



In this picture

1.I see Houses and Clouds
2.I See a church
3. The yellow moon and stars
4.Black fire
5.Mountains and hills


Friday, 27 December 2019

Influencers - by Brielle

If I had a chance of making my own my YouTube channel it would be about HELPING THE ENVIRONMENT.
 chose this problem because in some parts of New Zealand, people are polluting the ocean, and lands that makes climate change. I also chose this problem because, when people are polluting the fish will die and animals flying or walking will also die. That is why in my video I will encourage those people to pick up rubbish along the beaches and native forests. 

World wide web-By Brielle

Thursday, 26 December 2019

Day 5: Humanitarian Heroes - Everyday heroes - by Brielle

I would help those people who are struggling in work like my parents I would help my parents and those people who are struggling if i had enough money.

https://www.google.com/search?q=people+struggling+of+work&safe=strict&tbm=isch&source=lnt&tbs=sur:fc&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjlh86f-NLmAhVBg-YKHRcrCNYQpwUIIw&biw=1852&bih=966&dpr=1.25#imgrc=lB9YXYIQiBXHRM:

Celebrating Diversity - by Brielle


Aboriginal

1. The first people that lived in Australia was called Aboriginal.
2. They lived over 50,000 years.


Canadian

1. One of their main religion is Christian.
2. One of their main languages is Motu English.


Day 4: Indigenous Rights - Guiding Principles - by Brielle

Belle the ball-By Brielle

I like this book because there is adventure and I like magic. 

Review of the book:

A young boy named Harry Potter lived with his uncle and aunties place. Then one day they moved into a lighthouse so that Harry Potter doesn't get any mail from a school called Hogwarts. One night a huge giant man broke the front door of their lighthouse. Harry woke up in a shock. The giant said that his name is Hagrid that works in a magic school, Hogwarts. He took Harry to Hogwarts to learn spells and poisons. But first Harry has to buy wands, spell and poison books, and his own pet. Harry got money from a wizards bank, Gringotts. After that he went to London's train station with Hagrid, his ticket said that the train is on platform 9 3/4. He was confused, but he had help with some kids and a mum that was going to platform 9 3/4 as well. He was on the platform and made 2 friends on the train. There was so many kids on the Hogwarts train. When they arrived, they went inside the school, went inside the main hall and was sorted by a sorting hat, that will sort them into their houses. The houses were Grifindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, and Slytherin. Harry and his 2 friends Hermione ( Girl ) and Ron
( Boy ) was sorted and their house was Grifindor. The greatest professor of Hogwarts said that if someone does anything great, they earn point, but if they do anything bad, they loose points.

Harry went through tough times in this book, like he played his first Quidich match. The 1st years never had a chance playing Quidich, but when he found out that someone was about to steel something that belongs inside the school - Philosopher Stone, Harry and the 2 friends went to save the day, They went through 3 headed dogs, they went through a weird plant that kills you if you do not relax. If you do, then they take you down to the floor and you survive. But Ron had a problem with that. And the final test was to play chess. Ron sacrificed himself so that only Harry could keep going. Then Harry knows that one of the teachers, Professor Quirell tried to steel the stone. 

Leading by example - by Brielle

Once, I helped my dad to pack up the stuff for washing. I got a reward after that. But the great thing is, I helped my dad. I really felt good.

Another person is I helped was my mum. I helped her by vacuuming the house, washing the dishes and hanging the clothes(sometimes). I felt great after helping my mum

Image Attribution:https://www.godhascome.com/helping-others/

Monday, 23 December 2019

Jacinda Ardern-By Brielle

Dear Jacinda Ardern

I have a problem. My problem is about the people cutting down trees. The trees provide us oxygen and people are cutting it down. Not just trees that other people bring from other countries but New Zealand's native trees, like Kauri tree for example. If people cut down the trees then the Maori people will never let people cut down any trees. They will be very angry and disappointed. I also think that cutting down trees is a bad idea because, you are also destroying the birds that live on the trees. The trees shouldn't be cutting down because it is God's creation. 
Cutting down trees are OK for building houses, but cutting down too much trees, we will have less oxygen, less shelter and no homes for the birds and other animals that lives on trees.

I chose this problem because it is effecting our environment. It is also effecting us.

Dr Jessa Rogers - by Brielle

Jessa was only 25 years old when she won the award. I solved this problem like this:


Born on: 7 of April 1985

Received award on: 9 of July 2010


25 years, 3 months and 2 days.

I solved this problem by counting on by 10's from 1985 - 2010.


A long walk to freedom - by Brielle

Dear diary

This prison has so many gratifies, and it also smells like pee. It is very hard to sleep at night, and I have to wake up early in the morning because of the smell. The prison I am staying has a window but it is too small. I think they used a small  window so that the prisoners won't escape. But the window is half open. I only eat lunch before 12:00 pm. I do not eat breakfast. My breakfast is my lunch. I only have a sandwich, and that is the only time I get to eat a day. 

I hope I get out of this prison.


Image Attribution: https://grist.org/climate-energy/justice-giant-remembering-mandela-and-his-fight-for-climate-justice/

School strike for climate - by Brielle

These are the 3 things I learned from the website:

1. The government in Australia are not doing anything about climate change.

2. The school is going on strike about the climate change.

3. They sacrifice their education for this problem.
SAVE THE WORLD!!!!!!!

Week 2: Day 1: Taking the lead - Playing favourites-By Brielle

These are my 5 favourite things to do:

1. My favourite thing to do is to hang around with my family.


2. Hang out with my parents and family

3. My other favourite thing is to go see my Auntie and spend time with her

4.Finally my last favourite thing is chilling out on my couch with my parents

Friday, 20 December 2019

Jessica Watson-By Brielle

Jessica Watson navigated some of the world’s most remote oceans and survived seven knockdowns and 210 days alone at sea to become the youngest person to sail solo, nonstop around the world, aged 16. On completion of the voyage, Jessica was met by the then Prime Minister who declared her an Australian hero.

Her impacted on her work was to be a sailor to circle the globe solo non-stop She was 16 when she wanted to do that and that is her impact on her work

Day5: Against the odds - National treasure - by Brielle

The 3 things I treasure are:

1. My Family - Because if I am bored I can play with my family and cousins.

2. My mum and dad - Because they are important to me than anything else.

3. My Love and spirit - Because without the support I wouldn't be able to show love and spirit.

Swimming to safety - by Brielle



In Syria there was a young girl named Yusra Mardini. When she was young, she was too scared to get into the pool while other kids swam, playing in the pool, she walks to the deep end of the pool and looks at the water. Her dad trained her and her sister to swim like a pro. At times she was winning competitions. When Yusra swam, she felt like she is in a different world. 

When Yusra was 13 Syrians wanted the government to have Democracy but the President of Syria didn't want. Then it became a CIVIL WAR. People were dying. Yusra and her neighbours have machine guns. Yusra's swimming training center was destroyed. She  has no place to swim anymore. Yusra's family was scared and lived in fear. 

At the age of 14, Yusra found a way to escape. It was too dangerous to escape the city. But it was also dangerous staying in the city. Yusra begged her parents to escape. But they said no because it was to dangerous. Especially for her little sister. They had to wait for the war to be over. Then the bombing reached their neighbour hood and their house was destroyed. 

Two of Yusra's cousins planned a long and dangerous trip to Europe and asked to take Yusra and her older sister with them.  So Yusra and her sister went with their cousins. She left with some clothes, a phone and cash to pay the smugglers so that she could go through any countries, because Syrians are not allowed to be in other countries. 

First they flew to one of the cities in Lebanon, then to one of the cities in Turkey.  After that, they began one of the dangerous leg of their journey. Yusra and her sister hid with the group in the woods next to the beach to check if the sea is calm and to avoid the Turkish guard. The smugglers led them into a small boat and pushed them out to sea. But as soon as they left, the Turkish guard caught them and forced them back to shore.  

Worth her Weight in Gold-By Brielle



Attribute Image-Tongatapu   Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org

Thursday, 19 December 2019

What's in my name-By Brielle

Brielle. The name Brielle means God Is My Strength and is of French origin. Brielle is a name that's been used by parents who are considering baby names for girls. Short form of the name Gabrielle.