Monday, 13 May 2013
My latest results from Xtra Math. By Fine
I am getting there but slowly. I have gotten one right since it was the last time I went onto Xtra Maths.
My latest results from Maths Whizz. By Fine
This is my latest results from Maths Whizz. My teacher Miss Paton had took a screenshot of our progress and e - mailed it to us for us to put it on our individual blogs. As you can see in the screenshot I have been improving very well lately. I would really appreciate if you left comments.
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Maths,
Maths Whizz
Friday, 10 May 2013
Should Panmure Bridge students wear uniforms?
For :
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Against :
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* In dangerous situations we can be identified by our wear of school uniform.
*Your wear of uniform can mark you point otherwise if you don’t wear uniform teachers can lose your mark and you might get mixed in with a crowd.
* To tell which school is which.
* Bullying about clothes won’t be used because everyone has the same clothes.
* Instead of wearing out all your clothes you can wear uniform and wash it 1/2 a week. * Your clothes could be stolen from a jealous friend. * Your mum and dad can save their money. |
* Lack of personality.
* Costs $$$
* - Summer uniform
* - Winter Uniform
* - PE uniform
* If one pair of your clothes get ripped you can wear another pair.
*If you lose your school jumper (uniform) and it has no name some one could take it.
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My comment to Leenas.
If you want to see more of Leenas work follow the link below: http://pbsleenasfm.blogspot.co.nz/
Thursday, 9 May 2013
When I was in Australia. By Fine
This was me with my family. We would play in the rain if it was really hot or go to the water park. I really hope I can go back next holidays.
The soldier who was found after 44 years. By Fine
Soldier found 44 years after war
A soldier in the United States Army has been found living in a remote Vietnamese village 44 years after his plane was shot down.
The soldier was found when a Canadian filmmaker, Michael Jorgenson, found him while filing in the area.
Jorgenson claims that a frail, elderly man, found in a remote south Vietnam village unable to remember the English language may be Sergeant John Hartley Robertson – a former Green Beret shot down in 1968.
Robertson was working on a special operation over Laos when his helicopter was downed.
Despite his body never being found, he was presumed dead for nearly half a century.
After Robertson was shot down he was apparently suffering a number of health problems. A local nurse took care of him and the pair eventually married.
Robertson has no plans to return back the the United States but is looking to return to family.
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