Friday, September 7, 2012

Danger Of Smoking

Smoking is a cause of death. Why? The chemicals in the cigarettes  causes disease in your body. 

Smoking can contain danger to teenagers and other people. The danger of smoking is that tobacco can cause damage to your brain, make you have lung cancer and a heart disease.

Likely adults who smoke will die sooner., especially if they started as teenagers. Your chances of getting heart disease and strokes is more likely to happen 2 to 13 times.

What I have shown is that what tobacco can do to people's bodies and what is likely to happen. Thank you Chanel for checking my work.


SMOKING, IS NOT OUR FUTURE 

Monday, August 20, 2012

On Friday the 17th of August Pt England ran cross country. It was an awesome experience for me because I knew that I was going to do much better than before. The starting point was on the Pt England Field. At the starting point I was nervous and worried at the same time. When Mr Burt Said “ On your marks, Get set GO” I ran as fast as I could.

Running around the corner was this big blob of mud. As I was running towards the reserve I had Mud all up my legs. Then as I hit the track on the reserve I was pacing myself. Then I got further and further. As I pass Chante I got catched up to Turuhira, then I knew that I was coming third place.

Coming up to the finish line people were cheering me on. Then I cross the finish line. I was so proud of myself for coming third place. That was My awesome Experience.  Thank You Dakota for helping me out with my Writing.



Monday, August 13, 2012

The London Games

The London olympics is finished now. So in our class we have been back from a wonderful weekend and came to school to write about the Closing Ceremony.

But before the olympics closed, I watched the BMX race on prime. Sarah Walker is a BMX racer champion. During the Olympics game on Saturday the 11 of August 6:03 she won a silver medal by coming second place.

Sarah Walker is a BMX racer who was born in Whakatane, New Zealand, and lives in Kawerau, New Zealand. She started BMX in 1999 when she saw her brother, Matt, riding one day.

But she could do better by achieving a Gold Medal. Practice, Practice, Practice, Makes Perfect.

Friday, August 3, 2012

My Gold Medal.

This is a little summary of how I earned my gold medal. This is an Gold Medal that I got for working hard. I also accomplished my work and finished it off properly. This is the gold medal that I earned from doing my work.

Nature or Nurture

I believe that, Good athletes are born that way. Why? because they would achieve more and do hard work for example, Eating healthy, drinking plenty of water,having lots of sleep, will strive to succeed to reach for their goal and also believe in yourself. But people that were not born to be an athlete they would of tried to be a competitor in the olympics.


I think that, Hard work and willpower will bring success in sports. Athletes that are competing in the London olympics 2012 they all have confidence, speed to not give up and keep on trying until you win. They work hard to accomplish more teamwork and with strength.


I believe Both natural ability and hard work are important to an athlete. You desire and have strength to compete in olympics. You may have to practice until you have got what you wanted. But in the future I am going to try and reach my goal. And Practice running.

Thursday, July 26, 2012

Nadia Comaneci



Nadia Comaneci competed in the olympics in Montreal in 1976 at the age of 14. She became the youngest-ever Olympic medalist in history.

It was the first time in history of the modern Olympics. Nadia obtained seven perfect 10’s on the uneven bars.

On the scoreboard they did not have enough space to show a 10, but the score appeared as 1.00. It shows that One can strive for perfection.

In the future I wish that I could be I Gymnastics Girl.

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Going For Gold

Going For Gold is our topic this term and in room 19 we are wondering how we can go for gold.
Striving to succeed is the main key and also trying to do your best . To achieve a gold medal, you have to  believe in yourself and never give up. Taking charge and doing your best is achieving more and going for gold, but if you're being  lazy and not being part of the team, you're not going for gold.

If you are in any kind of sports, you should turn up to every training and  if you can't make it, then make sure you let your coach know. We can go for gold by listening to our coach and turning up on time with the right gear. Remember, Right Place, Right Time and Right Attitude.