Leon-Lebron @ Tamaki Primary School
Kia Ora, I am a Year 8 learner at Tāmaki Primary School in Auckland, New Zealand. I am in Te Puna Wairua and we have 3 teachers ko Whaea Lee, Matua Punehu and Whaea Saf.
Wednesday, October 20, 2021
Smart Media
Friday, June 4, 2021
Netiporo (Netball)
Instruction Writing about Netiporo (Netball)
Introduction: Today I'm going to talk about Netiporo (Netball) and some of the rules.
Rules of play
Stepping - When the ball is in play and the ball has been thrown, if a player had grabbed the ball and planted both of his/her feet on the ground they cannot move if they accidentally take another step the ball will be handed over to the opposite team.
Obstruction - Obstruction is when another player is in front of you defending they must be 3ft of 3meters away from the player if not the Umpire will call Obstruction and they would have to stand down so that means they would have to be next to you and not do anything until the ball has thrown then they can move.
Contact - Contact only gets called if someone tries to hit the ball out of your hands or if they accidentally hit your arm then contact would be called and that person would have to stand down.
Replay Ball - Replay happens only when the ball is dribbled or if a goal shooter/goal attack throws the ball and it hits the ground without the ball touching the rim of the hoop, the ball would be played again by the same team.
Penalties - The Offending or Defending player must stand down or if it is a penalty pass for goal shoot/goal attack they could either pass it to any of their teammates or could shoot for the point/goal
"Play Fair and Play Humble and You Can Do This" I would like to inspire any future netball players who are wanting to play just, learn the rules and you should be sweet.
Whakakapinga: Everyone who is interested should give it a try you may like the game so give it a go and then decide.
Wednesday, May 26, 2021
Eke Pahikara (Cycle Skills)
Instructions Of Safety
Helmet - Check your helmet to see if there are any cracks in the styrofoam should get a new helmet if there are any.
These are some of the abbreviations that I learned which are (ABCDDQ).
A for Air, you should always check the air compression in your wheels so there not gonna be flat when you're riding around.
B for Brakes, check your brakes so there good so that won't fail you when you want to slow down.
C for Chains, make sure your chain doesn't have rust so that your chain won't mock up.
D for Drop, it is a procedure to see if your bike has everything in place properly so it won't fall apart while you're riding your bike.
D for Direction, it is best to have your handlebar and wheel checked to if they will go the same way it doesn't you would be screwed if you try to turn.
Q for Quick Release, you got to make sure the quick release parts are tight so your wheels won't fall off.
The 4 L's mean
Look - To check if there are any cars on the road when you try to signal out.
Lean - You should lean your bike towards you so it is easier to get on your bike.
Leg Over - When you put your Leg Over you should always get into the "Peddle Ready" Position.
Levers - Make sure you check the Levers that there working.
Groups Names and Instructor's
Siva and Sam the Kaitata
ki of Kahu
Joe and JR the Kaitataki of Karearea
Hailey the Kaitataki of the Cycle Skills.
The Question we were given
What should you do before going onto the road?
You must look behind you before you hop on your bike, once you're on the bike you immediately get into the "Peddle Ready" position, then you signal out to the right so you could pull out of the curb and ride on the road after you signal, look back again then you can go.
When you need to turn you should always pull out and from the side of the road into the middle so you're more visible to other cars behind you, make sure you always look back before you turn so you know what is behind you, at the same time you can see if cars are going to overtake you when you try to turn, but when you come to the side street that leads to your destination you should go forward more before you turn because it alerts other cars to wait for you.
Conclusion
It was very fun I would do it again if I had the chance.
If you wanna try it don't be afraid "Just Do It" and you won't forget it. - Leon
Monday, May 10, 2021
Rā Māmā
I nanahi i whakanui mātou i a māmā.
I haere mātou ki Garrisons he waahi kai kei Sylvia Park He kai reka rawa atu
I haere mātou mā runga i te waka ô pāpā.
I reira ā māmā i tunu reke ahau.
Tino hiamoe a māmā.
Wednesday, May 5, 2021
Hararei
Te Hararei o Hemi
I nga rā hararei i noho a Hemi ki tōna Kainga, I matakitaki ia i te Ipurangi, kātahi i matakitaki ia i te kiriata Frozen 2, ā muri atu i moe roa ia.
Wednesday, March 10, 2021
Wednesday, March 3, 2021
Art Colouring Challenge
I chose this image and on the right hand side is the original and mine is the left hand side. Each photo has a lighter and darker shade of blue because that is the colour I chose to make different in the photo, plus the lighter brings out more details to the photo itself.