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Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts

Friday, 28 August 2015

Assembly Presentation Term 3

This week Room 7 had the pleasure (and nerve-wracking job) of presenting our school assembly. The last presentation was done by Rooms 8 & 5 and they did a dance battle to "Watch me", it was so good, with some amazing freestyle dance moves. 
We knew it would be a tough act to follow and weren't sure how we could beat it... Until some of us had the great idea that we could do a flash mob! 
A flash mob is when the dancers are scattered through the audience and the dance just begins randomly without announcing it to anyone. 
Well, we had 6 days to practice, and practice, and practice, luckily we're all pretty good at dancing in Room 7, in fact some of us are really good, so when it came time to present we were ready! 
While we were waiting for everyone to arrive in the assembly, some of us started to get nervous, but Mrs Parker just reminded them that the nervous feeling was just excitement. 
Charlie, Salote, Honey and Loto were in the middle of presenting, the music started... and gradually, by 2, by 3, by 4, then everyone was dancing and rushing onto the stage. 





Stay tuned the to video recording of our dance. 

Friday, 29 May 2015

Asthma Presentation

Yesterday we had a very special show from an energetic man named Chris.
Chris was wearing a bright blue suit and was really fun to listen to. He told us all about Asthma and how we can look after ourselves if we have asthma. 

He said that we have triggers, things that make the asthma worse, and for different people different things trigger our asthma. The triggers he talked about were: 

  • Viruses 
  • Smoke 
  • Animal Fur 
  • Cold Air 
  • Pollen 
  • and Dust Mites
By knowing what triggers our asthma we can stay away from them and prevent an asthma attack. 

Chris also told us all about the way to use our inhaler, or puffer. By placing a blue spacer in on the end, then taking 6 regular breathes through the spacer. 
We all learned a lot about asthma yesterday. Thank you Chris.