Paralympic games

 

THEN	NOW
What was the Tokyo 1964 Paralympics like?  I felt the games were quite emontail to the paralympians; the opening ceremony just looked like it had been practiced and practised. Also I noticed they didn’t present medals but shields and badges to winners and getting into the stadium was well planned but not perfect.	What are some differences from the Tokyo 1964 Paralympics  compared to the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games ? The opening ceremony is a LOT bigger with light shows but they still walk the athletes around the track. I also noticed that countries like Fiji only had one competitor but today they have around 25.
What was life like for disabled people in 1964 Japan?  I think people would be starting to really appreciate the disabled struggles in life and being a lot more friendly and inclusive to them such as making it madaterity for  ramps to go up buildings.	What changes has Japan made to improve the lives of  disabled people? They introduced big statiams with ramps they used good advertising to give the para athletes the credit they deserve. Also a lot more athletes have come from 163 different countries!

Paralympic games

 

Welcome to the paralympic games!! The paralympic games team have created this slide for years 7 to 10 even through I'm only year six. There are ten lessons on the slide for us to complete over two weeks and today one of the lessons activities is creating and infographic comparing the 1964 games to the 2020 games. I hope you enjoy this post!     

Quiz DLO

 

Today in replacement of our usual weekly quiz we did a copied google Questionnaire after we completed the quiz we were to pick a question that we were interested in I chose the green river because to me it seemed so unlikely and also it was located in Queenstown one of my favorite places in the world. The hardest part about this task was trying to find out what the source of the color was but I found it eventually so everything was okay. I hope you learned a lot and enjoyed this Post!    

Boy on a bike

 

Hola! Bonjour! kia ora! hello! welcome to my blog today in Lockdown we read and summarized boy on a bike a story of a nine year old kid who wants to raise money for more st john ambulances by biking the length of the north island. The hardest part about this task was briefly summarizing the story because I am not that good a that. I hope you enjoy my post!       

word of the week Lockdown

 

Hello today still in lockdown learning I did the word of the week which this week is obligation it might be a bit messy with words overlapping but that's because I couldn't delete some of the words so they just stayed there. I hope you enjoy this post! 

Converting improper fractions into mixed numbers

 

Today in lockdown learning we were sent this slide from our teacher asking us to convert improper fractions into mixed numbers. I found this really easy because our teacher also sent a video explaining how we solve the problem. But the hardest part of this task was finishing all eight slides. I hope you enjoy and stay safe!    

Ashgabat Podcast

 

Hi  Lotte here. Today in Lockdown I have been researching about Ashgabat a practically abandoned city found in the strange country of Turkmenistan I made a podcast and a podcast script about it. The hardest part of this task was definitely going into Lockdown I had already done some research on it but I had left it at school the day we went into Lockdown but its okay now. I hope you enjoy this post! Kia Kaha stay safe and wash your hands.