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Tuesday, 3 January 2017

Summer Learning Journey-Day 11-Week 3

Day 11 – He Shoots, She Scores!
After a full week of sightseeing in your new country you are given tickets to attend a local sporting event. Check out the links below to see videos of athletes playing two of the most popular sports in each country.
Canada
Ice hockey - Olympic Gold Medal Game in 2002 between Canada and the United States of America [3:04 minutes]
Canadian football - Grey Cup (Championship) Game 2013 [8:52 minutes]
Chile
Soccer (football) - Highlights of game between Chile and England – 2013 [4:47 minutes]
Chilean rodeo - Example of a traditional Chilean rodeo [2:43 minutes]
Germany
Soccer (football) - Highlights of German women’s football team vs. the United States of America [2:22 minutes]
Motor sport - Footage of German Formula 1 driver, Michael Schumacher’s, the world’s most famous motor sport driver
Malaysia
Field hockey - Footage from Men’s Junior World Cup Game – Malaysia vs South Africa [2:31 minutes]
Badminton - Footage of Lee Chong Wei – the most famous badminton player in Malaysia [18:04 minutes]
United Kingdom
Rugby union - Highlights of Rugby World Cup game between England and Australia, 2015 [3:52 minutes]
Cricket - Highlights of England vs New Zealand match at Edgbaston, 2015 [1.54 minutes]
Mexico
BaseballHighlights of World Baseball Competition Game between Japan and Mexico [4:33 minutes]
Soccer (football) Highlights of soccer game between Mexico and the United States of America [7:06 minutes]
United Arab Emirates
Soccer Highlights of soccer game between the United Arab Emirates and Australia [1:12 minutes]
Camel racingHighlights of camel racing in Abu Dhabi [4:32 minutes]
South Africa
CricketHighlights of semi-final game in World Cup between South Africa and New Zealand [3:20 minutes]
RugbyHighlights of 2016 Rugby Championship game between Australia and South Africa [4:48 minutes]
Japan
Sumo wrestling Sumo wrestling competition in Fukuoka, Japan [6:54 minutes]
Baseball - Highlights of World Baseball Competition Game between Japan and Mexico [4:33 minutes]
Australia
Aussie rules football Grand final game (2015) between Hawthorn and the West Coast Eagles [8:36 minutes]
Rugby league Rugby league test between Australia and New Zealand [1:48:26 minutes]
Now that you know a bit more about the sports that are popular overseas, it is time to think about what is popular in New Zealand. For today, your challenge is to…


Activity 1
Take a picture of yourself participating in a popular New Zealand sport. On your blog tell us the name of the sport and why you have chosen it.
This photo is from last year, with room 7 of me and other students playing snag golf. I chose this sport because I thought that snag golf is nearly identical to actual golf.


Activity 2
Write a short paragraph describing your sporting hero. Who is he/she? Why are they your favourite sportsman?
My favourite sportsman is the one and only, NBA player, Stephen Curry. He’s my favourite sportsman because he’s very inspiring. Though he is not as tall as the other basketball players, he proves in every game that size is just a number. Short or tall it doesn’t matter. It’s the stamina, courage and agility you have when you play the sport. He’s a very exquisite basket player and one of the most famous.
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Bonus Activity
According to the Love New Zealand website, the most popular sports in New Zealand are rugby union, rugby league, netball, soccer and cricket. In your opinion, which of these sports is the best one? On your blog tell us which sport you think is the best. Be sure to tell us why. Give us as many reasons as you can!

I would say Rugby union. Rugby union is a well known sport in NZ and if you don’t know, our New Zealand rugby union team is the best in the world. A majority of the children and adults in NZ play rugby. Our NZ haka is now famous around the world too. American sport teams imitating our haka in a good way I guess. Also because watching rugby is very interesting, the competitive vibe travels through the room, causing shouts and cheering towards the t.v.

Wednesday, 10 August 2016

NZ🇳🇿 Vs Great Britain🇬🇪

Tomorrow morning, at 3:30 am the NZ Men's Sevens team is playing Great Britain to determine which country is going head to head to go to the the quarter finals. Hopefully NZ beats Great Brritain and the following countries so that we NZ could get their fist gold. Good luck guys, win us a good game. Image result for nz sevens


Tuesday, 9 August 2016

Women's Sevens🏉🎖

For the Olympics our NZ Sevens girl competed in the Olympics representing NZ. They had made it to the finals against Australia but unfortunately lost. Points (24:17). Though it was an upset because we didn't win gold, it was also great for we won the silver medal. Congratulation girls.!! 

Sunday, 7 August 2016

Hurricanes🌊 vs Lions🦁

A huge congratulation to the Hurricanes who did not just make it to the finals but won the super rugby tournament against Lions. But as I watched the game the Lions brought up a great fight. The score of the game was 20:3 to Hurricanes.

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Saturday, 2 July 2016

Kelston vs Sacred Heart

I just want to send good luck to my brother Sifa. Today he is having a rugby match against Kelston Boys. They have beaten them once so why not again. But it all comes up to who plays fairly and extremely good. I would also like to wish the 1st 15 boys good luck to. Make Sacred proud!!

Image result for Kelston and Sacred HeartGood luck boys!!

Monday, 21 September 2015

A Tour Like No Other



By David Geary  
School Journal - Part 4 Number 2 2011
WALT: Understand how times change
SC: Compare how international politics affected many lives in many ways.
By David Geary  

Today for reading, the Kakapo reading group read an article called "A tour like no other." in the school journal. The article was about the Springboks touring in NZ in 1981. In the article, I read about how the South African people treated each other and the way that different races were also being treated as well as the two countries playing rugby against each other.