Introduce this Health

Introduce this Health
We are learning about the 4 walls of Hauora




Hauora - Wellbeing

Hauora is a way of understanding the different dimensions. Each wall influencing and supporting the other.

Spiritual well being -

• Your values and beliefs
• The search for meaning and purpose in life
• Personal Identity
• Self Awareness
• Traditions
• Culture
• Religion
• Self-worth
• Attitude
• Motivation
• Goals
• What you believe in
• The way you live

 

My self

FROM THE VALUES YOU CHOSE, WRITE ABOUT THE TWO THAT ARE MOST IMPORTANT TO YOU	WHY IS THIS VALUE IMPORTANT TO YOU?	RECALL A MOMENT IN YOUR LIFE WHEN YOU REALLY ‘LIVED’ THIS VALUE.	IF THIS VALUE IS NOT BEING RESPECTED BY OTHERS, HOW MIGHT YOU FEEL OR REACT?
Bravery	I am always pushing myself to new things.	This year I am running the city to surf  and the mud-run	I know to only focus on myself so wouldn't mind
Respect	I was raised to put others first	Always holding the door open	Don't care

Which bird did you choose?
Duck
Describe stylisation and positive/negative space in work?
The line will lead to the bird
What ideas do you for your orphist circle layer?
I don't have any ideas

What colures have you chosen for your layers and why?
I choose red for my bird because it pops out

DNA Extraction

Aim
To extraction  DNA from the kiwi fruit

Method
- Using a spatula, scoop 1/2 kiwifruit into the bag. Add 25ml water plus a pinch of salt
- Mush until a thick soup.
- Pour over cloth into a funnel into beaker
- Pour liquid into a test tube. Add dishwashing liquid and swirl. Allow sitting for 5 mins
- Tilt test tube on a 45-degree angle and slowly pour 10ml of ethanol down the side
- Allow sitting

Results- When we add the ethanol it started to separate it.

Decision-
Water helped break kiwifruit apart.
Salt help climb the DNA
Ethanol helped to see it as it sits on top

Conclusion-

Child Slavery Paragraph

We don't need slaves in our world but people benefit from them. Children have lost their education, they have lost their rights and they have lost their freedom. Children are most liked by masters because they cost less and give less resistance. 
Most families with people that are involved with forced labour are poor and live in poverty.  Example of the countries that live like this are Somalia, Sudan, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. Most children are bought by owners of Mines, carpet factories and brick kilns. As previously stated they don't get paid very much if at all. Why did people decide that slavery was a good idea when it has to lead to so many issues now.

Reflection Post - The Narrative

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Something new

Something new I learnt was  Protagonist and Antagonist, a protagonist is a leading character or one of the major characters in a play, film, novel. The antagonist is An antagonist is a character in a story who is against the protagonist usually the villain. 

Something I liked 

Setting It Up for this exercise, we used different settings and wrote 3 short, opening descriptions that show the reader when and where the action is taking place. I like this activity because we got to write about what we wanted to.

Which styles of learning work best for you.

I like working in groups and find easy when work is set between the group, But I work better alone. I find work easy when it is digital.

Character- Create a protagonist

My name is: Hen

The name I like to be called is: Henry

My birthday is: Yesterday

I live in The USA

The people in my family are: Jackson who like lightbulbs

I live with: Jackson

My interests include: lightbulb

Usually at the weekend I: Ride sheep

A dream/goal I have is: Win the sheep riding championship

Words that describe me are: Trailer park

My worst fear is: Power out

Child Labour Map

In Social Studies we are studying about human  rights
At the moment we are studying child labour/slave.
Here is a map to the top ten children labour/slave countries
Done with conner

Link to map