On Sunday I went to Mac
Donald with my mum and dad.

Today I helped my buddy to type his writing and put in my blog.

My question on sound.

Created with Padlet

Today I we went padlet to type down my question on a sound and I just type question sound.

Mediator

Ko te Rau o te patu-te-rangi o tenei ra.

As part of the Mediation training we are learning about the characteristics of behaviour when dealing with conflict.   

Responses to conflict

people act differently when they are involved in a conflict.

1.Turtle

Characteristics of a turtle

• Denial
• Avoidance
• Withdrawal
• Lose

Teddy Bear:

Characteristics of a teddy bear

• Suppression
• Accommodation
• Acts as though nothing is the matter
• Put up with it for the sake of peaceful
• Stays cheerful, but refuses to talk about, the problem
• Often feels cross with him herself afterwards
• lose-win situation

Shark

Aggressive, control.                                             

Situation

win-lose

• Set out to prore another person wrong
• Refuse to take no for an answer.
• Shout people down
• Outsmart them
• Lay law clown

Fox

Compromising

Win- some-lose-some

• Do what’s fair
• Divide equally
• Avoid clash of wills
• Makes concession to  keep  the friendship

Owl

Characters

• Co-operative
• Problem solving
• Situation win win
• I want to win but i want you to win too
• I will state my needs and listen to yours
• Brainstorm ideas to solve a problem
• Make concessions to keep a friendship
• Negotiate a mutually acceptable solution

How do people show feeling?

Ko te Ramere 28 o te hui- tanguru o tenei ra.  

How do people show feeling?

People have different ways of expressing their feelings.  Often when they are angry   their face turn red and they start stomping,or starting saying bad words and they always swear if the teacher say to them to go under the shade.

When people got their own feeling and action like they feeling happy so they can have funny face or their getting angry they are really  upset and their positive language to say to the people if they angry.

People was a really do their good action if they at the front of people they dance and their attitude is really expression and their feet was make a noising if they angry or crying and another feeling is anger .

When people getting mean they push or fight with the people  and people  going play with the people is other than them so they not allowed to play with them because that why they crying if they go to the people is not in their age.

My Fencible Stone Cottage

have been learning about the Fencibles who came to live in Panmure along time ago.

They travelled along way.  Many of them were Irish Catholics.

I went to see the Fencible Stone Cottage in Panmure.  It is like a little museum that has lots of old things in it that show what the houses were like.

Later I made this PMI chart to record my key ideas.  

Plus	Minus	Interesting
The cottage is small so you do not need many things. It faster to clean up the house and keep it tidy. It is cute and it only two bedroom and it’s have a baby  bed.	The cottage it’s have no toilet and have no tv and it have washing machine That things in cottage house it’s to old.	That house it ‘s too old and all of the people stay there before they have photo of them and they have fencible photo they lot’s of things inside their house

We

About what we doing today inside the church.

 

About what we was doing inside the church.

Today we go to the church to practice our song because on Wednesday

we doing sign of the cross on our head and another people inside church because 

their practice their pray to do on Wednesday.    

By: Brielle Topia

WALHT: Use our close reading skill to identify attitudes, values and actions of Euphrasie Barbier. The wordle above was created from the explanation that follows.

Euphrasie Barbier was born in, Caen on the 4th of January 1829. When she was a child, she listened to her dad’s stories about people  in need overseas.  When she became a nun she wanted to help people and to do this job she knew she would need others to help, so she got more people to join her.  She was helpful to people.  When she saw people who looked like they need help and care, she would go check the people are alright,she reached out to them.  Her strong Catholic faith was important and she was always loving to the people.

Euphrasie  sent Mission Sisters out to reach out to others in  New Zealand ,Australia, England, Wallis, Tonga and Samoa. When Euphrasie died in 1893, there were two hundred and five professed sisters to continue her works.