Today was day 5 out of 17 to make a difference.
Today the kind gesture that I performed was picking up a whole lot of paper towels when they got blown all over the floor by the wind. I helped out our science teacher Mr Mc Kenzie. I know that I made a difference because Mr Mc Kenzie thanked me. Also when the wind blew the paper towels all over the floor, I started to pick them up but Mr Mc Kenzie didn't notice. He then asked me as I was picking the paper towels up if I could pick them up and then realised that I was already picking them up. Mr Mc Kenzie reacted to me making a difference by thanking me and looking thankful that I had done something to help him.
Monday, March 31, 2008
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Today was day 4 out of 17 to make a difference.
I made a difference today by buying my brother an ice-cream. I helped my mum out because she didn't have any cash on her so I said that I would buy it for my brother.I know I made a difference because my mum thanked me and said it was a big help. My brother had been asking and asking if he could get an ice-cream on the way home and I decided to buy him one to help my mum out and to be nice to him.
I made a difference today by buying my brother an ice-cream. I helped my mum out because she didn't have any cash on her so I said that I would buy it for my brother.I know I made a difference because my mum thanked me and said it was a big help. My brother had been asking and asking if he could get an ice-cream on the way home and I decided to buy him one to help my mum out and to be nice to him.
Friday, March 28, 2008
Today was day 3 out of 17 to make a difference.
Today I made a difference by rinsing the dishes and then stacking them into the dishwasher. I made a difference to my family and friends as it meant that they could sit down and relax instead of having to do dishes themselves. I could tell that I had made a difference because they thanked me and told me that it was a big help. They looked relieved that they didn't have to do it themselves.
Today I made a difference by rinsing the dishes and then stacking them into the dishwasher. I made a difference to my family and friends as it meant that they could sit down and relax instead of having to do dishes themselves. I could tell that I had made a difference because they thanked me and told me that it was a big help. They looked relieved that they didn't have to do it themselves.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Today was day 2 out of 17 to make a difference.
Today I made a difference by making my mum and my nana a cup of tea because they were tired, and I could tell that they felt like a cup of tea. They thanked me and they told me that they really felt like a cup of tea which told me that I had made a difference. They also reacted by looking a lot less tired and run down.
Today I made a difference by making my mum and my nana a cup of tea because they were tired, and I could tell that they felt like a cup of tea. They thanked me and they told me that they really felt like a cup of tea which told me that I had made a difference. They also reacted by looking a lot less tired and run down.
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Today was day 1 out of 17 to make a difference.
Today I made a difference by helping a girl in my netball team up and by cheering her up when she fell over and hurt herself. I know I made a difference because when she first fell over she was hurt quite badly and I could tell that she was close to tears. When I made a difference to her by trying to cheer her up, she started to cheer up and she started laughing.I felt that this was a good reaction and I felt good that I had helped her.
Today I made a difference by helping a girl in my netball team up and by cheering her up when she fell over and hurt herself. I know I made a difference because when she first fell over she was hurt quite badly and I could tell that she was close to tears. When I made a difference to her by trying to cheer her up, she started to cheer up and she started laughing.I felt that this was a good reaction and I felt good that I had helped her.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
As part of our Inquiry unit, Room 9 from New Zealand has decided to put our topic on Citizenship into practice. We have the challenge of performing one kind deed for each day for 17 days, starting from the 27th of March, 2008. Follow us as we blog our Citizenship journey.
This is some work which we have done already for our study on citizenship.
WALT: Identify qualities of a good citizen
6-10 Phrases which make me a good citizen…
I am a good citizen because… I helpful and I am really caring towards others, as I hate to see someone upset. I am co-operative and I love to work as a team. I respect other people’s property and I respect myself. I encourage others to strive to achieve what they set out to do. I respect other people’s religions and beliefs and I listen to other people’s ideas when working in a group.
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This is some work which we have done already for our study on citizenship.
On Thursday the 6th of March we brainstormed what makes a good citizen this is what we did...
WALT: Identify qualities of a good citizen
6-10 Phrases which make me a good citizen…
I am a good citizen because… I helpful and I am really caring towards others, as I hate to see someone upset. I am co-operative and I love to work as a team. I respect other people’s property and I respect myself. I encourage others to strive to achieve what they set out to do. I respect other people’s religions and beliefs and I listen to other people’s ideas when working in a group.
6-10 words that make me a good citizen… Caring Respectful Helpful Co-operative Encouraging Kind Considerate Courteous
This is the brainstorm...
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