Showing posts with label Thursday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thursday. Show all posts
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Thursday, September 4, 2014
#Stop.The.Bull:)
Yesterday a group of people from The Revolution Tour came to Pt England School to promote anti bullying. First we played a little game called The Boomerang. Someone has to walk around us students and point to someone. Then they have to go crazy hard and dance to the music. After that, teachers and students had a dance battle against each other. The teacher was Mr Barks and the student was Semi. The Revolution Tour then put on a great performance about a college student getting bullied because he was the new kid. It really inspired us to not be afraid to stand up to others and help them out when they are getting bullied. At the end, everyone took a group selfie doing a hash tag sign. It was really fun, so fun that it put everyone in a good mood.
#Stop.The.Bull
#Stop.The.Bull
Thursday, August 14, 2014
Netball:)
Netball is a team sport that was invented by James Naismith in 1981. This sport had been adapted from the rules of basketball and is originated in The United States. The game quickly spread across the British Empire after the first rules were published in 1901, becoming popular and spreading through schools. Soon the sport was played outdoors and started to be referred as netball.
The court is divided into three parts. Each position has a certain area that they can run in. The Center, Wing Attack, Wing Defence, Goal Attack and Goal defence are aloud to step in the center third which is the middle section of the court. The positions that can stand in the goal thirds are the Center, Wing Attack, Wing Defence, Goal Attack, Goal Defence, Goal Shoot and Goal Keep. Goal Shoot and Goal Keep are the only positions that can run around in the shooting section of the court.
The main pass that is used in netball is chest past which is a pass from your chest to another. An overhead pass is when you throw the ball over your head with strength so the ball can be thrown a longer distance. A bounce pass is when you bounce the ball close to your teammates feet and into his/hers stomach. The throes need to be powerful so when the opponents defend, it’ll be too powerful to catch.
As you’re holding the ball, you cannot step with it so if you’re running too fast and your teammate passes the ball to you and you step, the ref will blow the whistle and it’ll be a hand over. To defend you put your hands up and when your partner throws the ball, you try and hit it or catch it. Contact is when you touch the ball or knock it out of somebody’s hands when they’re already holding the ball. It’s also when you bump somebody off during the match. Obstruction is when you don’t keep your distance when you defend the ball. When the ref sees you doing obstruction, they will call the whistle.
Shooting is very important in netball because that’s how you score and win the game. Goal Attack and Goal Shoot are the shootings in the team. Goal Keep and Goal Defence are their opponents. When you shoot, you need to have good shooting technique. You have to shoot the ball into a round hoop but if you miss, you have to get the rebounds and try again. Once you complete shooting the ball into the rung, you have scored a goal for your team.
There are many tricks you can use in netball. One of my favourites is when one of your teammates opponent is running really fast and then you fake a pass and your teammate goes back and you pass the ball. There is another trick where you look at someone but then pass it to someone else, making the opponents defend the person who you’re looking at.
In netball you need to be supportive and not negative. When you finish a game, you need to high five your opponents and be congratulate them whether they have lost or won. The main things you need in netball is good vision and good skills.
Thursday, August 7, 2014
Quziyah & Paige - Variables, Equations & Expressions Problems:)
Quziyah - Paige:
1) x + 12 = -20
x = -32
2) x + 16 = -32
x = -48
3) x + 9 = -45
x = -54
4) x + 32 = -67
x = -99
5) x + 35 = -39
x = -74
6) x + 23 = -20
x = -43
7) x + 45 = -55
x = -100
8) x + 10 = -11
x = -21
9) x + 18 = -18
x = -36
10) x + 3 = -12
x = -15
Paige - Quziyah:
1) x + 33 = -67
x = -100
2) x + 7 = -24
x = -31
3) x + 15 = -33
x = -48
4) x + 54 = -48
x = -102
5) x + 23 = -45
x = -68
6) x + 38 = -62
x = -100
7) x + 27 = -12
x = -39
8) x + 14 = -35
x = -49
9) x + 50 = -79
x = -129
10) x + 4 = -24
x = -28
Thursday, July 31, 2014
Thursday, July 24, 2014
The Commonwealth Maths Problems:)
COMMONWEALTH MATH PROBLEMS
1. Celtic Park is one of the stadiums in Glasgow and has a seating capacity of 60,000
people.
If the stadium is 2/3 full, how many people are there? 20,000
If the stadium is 3/4 full, how many people are there? 45,000
If the stadium is full and 52500 people are adults, how many children are there?7500
2. As James left the stadium, the time on his watch was “20:30”.
What time was it? 8:30
When James arrived home, the time on his watch was “21:45”.
How long before midnight was it? 2 hours and 15 minutes
3. What is the next number in the pattern?
1 3 6 10 15
27 26 24 21 17
49 36 25 16 9
1 3 7 15 31 49
4. Place a “•” next to the fractions that are greater than one half.
1/3 ___ 2/3 • 1/4 ___ 3/4 • 3/8 ___
5/8 • 2/5 ___ 3/5 • 3/7 ___ 5/9 •
6/10 • 4/5 • 2/8 ___ 6/7 • 4/6 •
5. The warm up space on a training field is 10m long and 6m wide.
What is the area of the warm up space? 60 m²
What is the perimeter of the warm up space? 34 m9
The training equipment is kept in a box. The dimensions are 2m long, 1m wide and 1m deep.
What is the volume of the equipment box? 4 m³
If the equipment box is 3/4 full, what is the volume of the empty space? 1 m³
6. Cynthia has 8 towels in a bag. 3 towels are red. The rest are blue. What is the
chance if Amy takes a towel from the bag without looking that the towel is blue?
a) 3/8 (three eighths)
b) 4/8 (four eighths)
c) 5/8 (five eighths)
d) 8/8 (eight eighths
7. Hamish is flying home to Glasgow. The flight takes 10 hours. The plane he is on
burns on average 76550 L an hour and travels at an average speed of 750 kph.
How much fuel will the plane use during flight? 765500 L
How far did the plane fly? 7500 km
If the plane left at 9am Monday, what time would Hamish arrive at Glasgow? 7:00pm
8. Alice and her two sisters watched the athletics in the main stadium for the full
three hour session. It started at 14:20.
What time did the session end? 17:20
In total, Alice and her two sisters drank 1.5 L of water every hour while watching
the athletics.
How much water did they each drink during the entire session? 4.5 L
How much water did Alice and her sisters drink in total? 4.5 L
9. The students at Hannah’s school will attend the opening ceremony of the games in Glasgow. There will be 6 buses each carrying 66 students.
How many students from Hannah’s school will attend the opening ceremony?
396 children from hannah’s school.
If 190 of the students are boys, how many are girls? 206
If 3 teachers go, how many students will each teacher supervise? 132
If the principal also attends, what is the total number of people? 400
10. Jock left the hotel in Glasgow and walked 350m north. He then walked 500m
south and stopped before returning to the hotel.
How far away was Jock from his hotel when he stopped? 250m
If Jock walked on average 100m in one minute, how long did it take Jock to walk
back to the hotel from where he stopped? 2 minutes and 30 sec
11. Danielle jumped 1.45m in the high jump competition.
If Suzie jumped 6cm more than Danielle, how high did Suzie jump? 151cm
If Alex jumped 12cm less than Suzie, how high did Alex jump? 139cm
What is the total length of the three jumps? 435
12. 160 people were surveyed about which country they thought would win the
most gold medals at the Commonwealth Games. 25% said England and 50% said
Australia, while 10% said Canada.
How many people surveyed said England would win the most gold medals? 5
How many people surveyed said Australia would win the most gold medals? 80
How many people surveyed said Canada would win the most gold medals? 16
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