Prototec

Today I did prototec  stage 2-3 and I did it in 1 minute and 17 seconds. I scored 30 out of 30.

Life in lock down

The lockdown was so scary!

Lockdown is a state of isolation or restricted access instituted as a security measure. New Zealand was put under level 4 lockdown on the 26th of March 2020. New Zealand went into lockdown because of COVID-19. Another name for COVID-19 is coronavirus.COVID-19 is a disease caused by a new strain of coronavirus. 'CO' stands for corona, 'VI' for virus, and 'D' for disease. Formerly, this disease was referred to as '2019 novel coronavirus' or '2019-nCoV. The government  came up with four levels. Level 4 was the most strict and 1 is the least strict. About 2,800,000,000 people are infected with covid-19 in the world.

In level 4 only essential workers like factory workers, aged care workers, doctors, police officers, firefighters, St Johns  and  the rescue workers  and nurses were allowed to continue work,  but only if they follow a strict set of rules set by the government If they don’t follow the rules they were not allowed to work. These people were allowed to work because they were needed to keep the community safe.

The people that aren't allowed to work are called non essential workers. Some examples of non essential workers are teachers, takeaway workers, dental people, construction workers, shop owners and so on. These people weren’t urgently needed, not like the essential workers.  The reason that unessential workers are not working is so that people don’t get too close to each other and pass on the virus to others. We didn’t want people to get sick.

At home in level 4 lockdown it was hard but also fun. The fun bit was I got to be with my family and do quality family things like going on bike rides and playing games. The games we like to play are chocolate ludo, Ono and monopoly. I also liked ironing and getting out the sewing machine. I learnt how to sew and made little sleeping bags for my toy animals. I slept in a tent in the backyard too. It was very dark and cold in the tent and sometimes I found it scary. But overall I found it more fun

My covid 19 poster

This is my Covid- 19 poster. I made it on the 18th of may 2020. I did it to show people like you how serious this situation is. On the poster you can learn a lot from my poster. Please leave a comment and tell me what you liked and disliked.

Anzac Day

5 things I have learnt about ANZAC Day:

1. I learnt that the first world war started in 1914 and ended in 1918.
2. I did not know that Australia was under the control of the british for 13 years.
3.I never knew that New Zealand had been under the control of the british for 7 years
4.I learnt that the New Zealand and Australia had a volunteer fighting force.
5. I never knew that the battle of New Zealand, Ottoman and turkish started on the 25 of april.

My lockdown bubble

In lockdown it has been boring, but it can also be fun, but mostly boring. When it was the holidays my family and I put up a tent outside in the back garden. My brother and I got to sleep in it all by ourselves. We had three nights each. We went separately so we did not fight. On the first night it was scary because it was so dark, but it was also so much fun. I wanted to do it again and again and I did.

On another day in the holidays my dad got out an old sewing machine and we used it to make mini sleeping bags. We made the sleeping bags out of old cloth.

When it was nice and warm outside we went on a bike ride. Toby is fast and I am learning to ride with no hands. We also stopped at the park and kicked a ball around. Sometimes me and my brother raced to get the ball, which was so much fun but my brother won most of the time. In my bubble is me, my Mum, Dad and my brother Toby. I wish I had my cousins, Rebecca and Chatti in my bubble, but that would be hard because they live in England, all the way on the other side of the world.

My Pepeha

My Pepeha