Life Ed - Drugs

Term 3 2014 class 1 student have been learning

about the danger about drugs and also puberty. We went to the life 

ed caravan where Len and Harold the giraffe told us about drugs.

Taking to much drugs will change the way your brain functions. Every time you take drugs the brain will never develop properly. Brain damage is very bad. People take drugs to be perfect and cool. Drugs don’t chose people, people chose drugs.  Drugs can damage your brain because only 100% saves you memory and focus. Did you know that all drugs are bad including medicines?  

Mascot Story And Design

A mascot is any person, animal, or object thought to bring luck or anything used to represent a group with a common public identity. Mascots are also used as fictional, representative spokespeople for consumer products.

My mascots name is Kawa and she represents New Zealand and also the beautiful tree named pohutukawa. She loves playing with kids and mostly likes watching the commonwealth games. Kawa first started as a little plant and then as she grew she wished that she would be alive. Her wish came true and then she carried on from that day.  

Commonwealth Report Writing

Hi and welcome back to the commonwealth in glasgow studio, I am rebekah reporting here about the commonwealth games and also a special kiwi athlete named Adrian Leat.  

Did you know that Adrian had won the silver medal in judo 2014? He was representing well his country and also his brother. Adrian is proud but not as proud to be given gold.

What would he strike as the next commonwealth games.

The commonwealth games were created in hamilton 1930, this event was also built up by the british empire. The commonwealth games is a international and multi-sport for women and men to be able to compete hard challengers. Did you know that the commonwealth games is known as the british empire?

Although there are 53 members of the Commonwealth of Nations, 71 teams participate in the Commonwealth Games, as a number of dependent territories compete under their own flag.