School Journal Blog Activity 

What is the name of the Journal? Paid Work

When it was published? 2000

Who published it? Learning Media

What is the name of the story? First day in the Checkout 

Who wrote the story? Jane Thomson

Who are the characters in the story? Checkout Operator, Supervisor and the Nervous Guy

What is the story about? A women who has a part-time job in a supermarket being a checkout operator. It's her first time and he saw this guy who paid his bill with a cheque. She thought that the cheque is stolen so he got out when it's his lunch break and write down the plate number of the car that the nervous guy is riding. When her manager noticed that the cheque is actually fake the manager said that they just lost $339 dollars but the woman right the plate number.

This story reminds me of? That working in a supermarket is actually quiet hard

I think this is a good/bad story for people my age because? Good, because it shows that working is actually hard and it shows that you need hard work to earn money.

School Journal

What is the name of the Journal? -School Journal

When it was published? - 2005

Who published it? - Learning Media

What is the name of the story? -The Patupariarehe

Who wrote the story? - By Jacqui Brown

Who are the characters in the story? -Dad, Mum, Patupaiarehe, Whitu, Rangi, Ramari, Uncle Barney's,Auntie, and Lilly

What is the story about? - The story is about Patupaiarehe.

This story reminds me of..? Nuno, they are dwarfs that sometimes good or bad.

It's a good story because I can imagine that I'm in that story.

Formal and Informal Rules

Formal Rules-Formal Rules are rules that you supposed to follow or do.

Informal Rules-Informal Rules are rules that you know that you supposed to do or you are not ordered to do it.

School Rules

Formal

-Jewellery

-No Ditching

-You can’t use your phone without your teacher’s permission

-No Gum

- No Bullying

-Going to School

-Correct Uniform

Informal

-Respect the Teachers

-Do the work

-No Smoking

Society Rules

Formal

-Cross into a Pedestrian lane when you are crossing the road

-Follow the Rules of the stop light

Informal

-Respecting Authority

-No littering

-No smoking

Friends Rules

Formal

-Share Food

-Respect each other

-No Arguing

Informal

-Meet at the right time

Family Rules

Formal

-Always tell your Parents where you're going

-Clean the House when you got home after school

-When your parents are tired you should do the chores.

Informal

-Respect your Parents

-Respect your Siblings (If you have one)

Lapu Lapu - English

What is your chosen story? The story that I've chosen is the story of Lapu Lapu. It is true to life and he is the first Philippine Hero.




Where in the world is it from? He is from a country Philippines and an island called Mactan in Cebu.



Who is it important to? It is important for us Filipinos because if Lapu Lapu isn't there when Magellan invade the Philippines we're now been controlled by the Spanish People.



Link to the story of Lapu Lapu: The Great story of Lapu Lapu

Business and Enterprise 2017

Overall the Market Day was good but the schedule is not being followed.The leaders or teachers said that the children from Hornby Primary and Parents should go first but I saw HHS students and some teachers buying and not letting other kids and whanau buy first or get their tokens.It was good because all of the people who get there and buy stuff have fun and leave with a smile. The students who sell greet their buyers with smiles and greet there properly.

My group did really good because we have good teamwork for selling our product.Our product was correctly priced, I know this because we talked about it for a long time so we can figure it out quickly. On the first time, we made our product and sell it for $1.00 each and 2 for $1.50 we made it 50 cents each so that we can sell out.

Business and Enterprise

Today we've been making some posters and logos for our cupcake liners so they can notice our company.We're also figured out how are we going to our product.

My Favourite Actor

Richard Armitage