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Showing posts with label Term 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Term 2. Show all posts

Monday, 8 June 2020

Improving Your Gratitude!

- Taonga, My Gratitude Box

What kind of impact can gratitude affect on your life? In Health I have learnt that gratitude can mean a lot of things or can help you in lots of different ways as a person in life. I have also learnt that you have to practice gratitude and to practice gratitude you can do these three things, exercise, emote and extend.

My way of Exercising gratitude is, spending 10 minutes before I go to bed and write at least one thing I am grateful for on a piece of paper and put it in my Gratitude box. I will spend at least 5 minutes thinking about one meaningful thing that I am really grateful for to have in my life. It can be an environment, a person or even an object it just has to be something you are truly grateful for and why.

Emote, this means you need to feel what you are grateful for. When I want to feel what I am grateful for I like to make sure I am in a quiet place like my room away from any distractions like electronics and people. I like to take this time to wind down my brain from being on my phone to think about what I am grateful for before I go to bed. Sitting in a quiet place away from any distractions can help you think about how you feel about what you are grateful for.

The last thing you can do to practice gratitude is extend. If I was to write that I am grateful for my parents in order to extend I would do something that shows how I am grateful for them. For example I will clean the house for my Mum and Dad before they get home and because when my dad gets home from work he is always cleaning and I know my Mum likes the house nice and clean. I think this will show how appreciative I am because of my parents' hard work that they do. So doing something positive for someone you are grateful for can show how appreciative you are of them. If you are grateful for a park down the road from where you live, maybe you would like to pick up any rubbish in the area that you're grateful to have.

What are some benefits of gratitude on well-being? Gratitude can improve your social well-being because it helps you understand how lucky you are to have the people, people and objects that are important to you in your life. So you would always want to give them the utmost respect and love towards them because some things might not be possible without them. Gratitude also improves things like physical health, psychological health, self-esteem and can increase mental strength. Gratitude can also open the door to more relationships and some people benefit from better sleep, but overall gratitude can really improve your well-being.



Wednesday, 3 July 2019

Daring Decimals


Its the last week of school and we learnt how to convert decimals and how to add
and subtract decimals.  We also learnt how to change a fraction into a decimal then 
into a percentage or a decimal into a fraction then to a percentage.

Friday, 3 May 2019

My Maps, New Zealand.


Task Description- 
This Term our topic in the school is I like your latitude but in Team 5 our topic is Where in the Longitude are you? Today we went on Google, My Maps and pinned some locations we know around New Zealand. If you click on a blue pin it will say the location you have clicked on and it will have a a description about the place and where in New Zealand the location is. We had to also look at New Zealand and compare different places in New Zealand using the compass directions.

Thursday, 13 April 2017

What is a Estuary?


                                                           What is a Estuary?


The Estuary is a river that leads to the ocean and opens up. It's also when fresh water meets salt water.  So pretty much the tidal mouth of a large river, where the tide meets the stream. Here is a picture to show you underneath. In Omaru creek in New Zealand Auckland Glenn Innes the water in Omaru creek was polluted. People are the only ones that may have polluted our Tamaki creek. It is Anzac day and we can serve New Zealand by cleaning our creek to make it cleaner than it is.

Task description: There is a link on the Omaru creek click Omaru if you want to see what happened to our creek. You have to click the blue writing that say's Omaru. Click there for info. Please leave a positive comment on this post. There is a Omaru creek picture that leads into Pt England beach out to the ocean by the habour bridge.
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