Drama game "What are you doing"

Drama games! :)

Hey everyone! Today I will be naming a drama game and the instructions!

So the game I will be doing is "WHAT ARE YOU DOING" and here are all the instructions:

1.  Have eight students volunteer. Two stand up facing the audience and the other six line up behind each of the two. (Two vertical lines facing the audience)

2. One student in the front row starts an “activity” (brushing teeth, tap dancing, swimming).

3.  The other person in the front row asks “What are you doing?”

4.  While that person continues to, for example, brush his teeth, he says “I’m washing my car”

5.  The asker must immediately start washing his car while the first student goes to the back of the line and the next student moves up.

6.  That student who just moved up immediately asks “What are you doing?”  Again the other student in front must continue to wash a car while he says, for example, “I’m curling my hair.”

7.  And so on. Students are eliminated if they hesitate, freeze up or stop what they are doing while they say what they are doing.

8.  Go until you are down to one student.

9.  Bring up the next eight students, etc

Laughter is the best Medicine.

How does laughter helps you:
Laughing helps you and keeps you healthy because when you laugh you lose weight.
Laughing keeps you happy. "Laughing makes other people happy. It’s true: laughter is strong medicine. It draws people together in ways that trigger healthy physical and emotional changes in the body. Laughter strengthens your immune system, boosts mood, diminishes pain, and protects you from the damaging effects of stress. Nothing works faster or more dependably to bring your mind and body back into balance than a good laugh. Humor lightens your burdens, inspires hope, connects you to others, and keeps you grounded, focused, and alert. It also helps you release anger and forgive sooner. With so much power to heal and renew, the ability to laugh easily and frequently is a tremendous resource for surmounting problems, enhancing your relationships, and supporting both physical and emotional health. Best of all, this priceless medicine is fun, free, and easy to use."

Funny Videos:
1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gdxi39uLWcA
This video is funny because the person used his knee as a puppet

2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwENYk66q6M
This video is funny because the cats get scared easily and they're so funny!

3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcL0MeVZIxM
This video is funny because it is a compilation of silly dogs

A description of "Making Connections to Prior Learning"

Hello and welcome to my blog

today I'll be talking about Making Connections to Prior Learning!

Here are the following Strategies you should use to accomplish Connecting to Prior Learning.

1. Think about what we know before we begin reading.

2. List what we know about a theme or topic before reading.

3. Talk with our partner and/or group about what we know before reading

4. Ask ourselves: "How does this link to what I already know?" 

5. Ask ourselves: "Does this make sense based on what I already know?" 

6. Ask ourselves: "What information is new to me?"

7. Make connections between what we know and what we read to understand new information.

8. Make connections between people we know and people in the text.

9. Make connections between the places we know and the places in the text.

10. Make connections between this text and other texts you've read.

11. Talk with our partner and/or group about what new information we have learned from reading.

12. Add to the list new information we learned as we read.

Here is a description of what "Connection" means.

Connection is when something, or somebody connect in a unique way, like Peanut Butter and Jelly, Stop and go, Black and Yellow, Boy and Girl, all sorts of different ways it's like you're linked to something or someone, like if your best friend is hurt, like cant walk or something you never leave their side. You're linked to them.

Thanks for looking at my Blog!

Before you leave here is a screen shot.

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The four heading of Hauora

Taha Hinengaro 
Mental and Emotional well-being - self-confidence. 
 psychological health, In my own words this is what I think emotional well being means.
Emotional well being means when you control your emotions and use them in a sensible way.

Taha Tinana 
Physical Well-being - health physical health. In my own words this is what I think physical well being means, when you do something when you moving around example going for a jog, something to help you feel physically healthy.
  

 Taha Whanau 
Social Well-being - self-esteem family health


 Taha Wairua 
Spiritual well-being - personal beliefs spiritual health

Seeing health as a four-sided concept representing four basic beliefs of life

My song that I wrote

Hello and welcome back to my blog today I'll be sharing my song that I wrote.

"I'M GREEN"

Yo listen up
Here's a story about a
little girl who lives in a green world
and all day and all night

And everything she sees 
Is just green, like her inside and outside
green her house with a 
green little window and a green

Corvette and everything is green
for her, and herself
and everybody around
her cause she ain't got nobody to

LISTEN
I'M GREEN