Digital Citizen
What is Digital Citizen?
A digital citizen is a pupil who is part of the online society. They are social on social medias and uses google and other apps regularly. .
How can we be a good Digital Citizen?
Being a good citizen is not as hard as you think here are some of the ways to be a good citizen. Be social in the digital world by commenting, posting, etc. Do the right things by follow rules and not copying other people's work. Be a trustworthy friend who people can count on, by never lie about you age, name, height etc. Another way to be a good Digital citizen is, you have to respect the rights of others by letting them have privacy. A good citizen knows how to be cyber safe and knows how to use symbols, language and text of digital technologies. A digital citizen uses ICT to collaborate with others in a kind and meaningful way. A digital citizen is confident and familiar with ICT. A digital citizen uses technology as a tool to help enhance learning to its fullest. Always lock important information otherwise hackers can track where you live, your password
you down.
Health and Wellness
There are lots of health risks when using a computer. If you're on the computer for too long your eyes can start to hurt and you can have loss of sight. To prevent that have a break from the computer for an hour, after each hour. Don't sit on the floor, it can hurt your back.
Digital Law
Digital law is the rules on the internet. One part of Digital Law is cyber safety. Cyber Safety is the safe of use of technology. Digital law relates to stealing other people's work or causing damage.
References:
https://www.netsafe.org.nz/digital-citizenship-and-digital-literacy/
http://elearning.tki.org.nz/Teaching/Innovative-learning-environments/Digital-citizenship
http://www.sanchezclass.com/goodcitizen.htm
http://tamritz.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/MiddleSchoolBadges_0041_DigitalCitizen_600.png
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-hsI3iC2Tqwc/Vbk_KEaPE4I/AAAAAAAACUo/aEXHDUYXt5g/s1600/dig
https://www.google.co.nz/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&es_th=1&ie=UTF-8#q=What+is+Digital+Citizen%3F&es_th=1
https://www.google.co.nz/search?q=health+and+wellness+digital+citizenship&safe=strict&rlz=1CAACAG_enNZ576NZ582&biw=1366&bih=633&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAWoVChMIj4GStbD1yAIVARamCh0ejgun#imgrc=KoXYUKaQJO5xqM%3A
http://cooltext.com/
https://www.google.co.nz/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&es_th=1&ie=UTF-8#q=what%20is%20cyber%20safety&es_th=1
By Mikayla and Caitlyn
Tuesday 15 December 2015
Thursday 10 December 2015
Jesse Tree Week 1
Jesse Tree Week 1
We are learning about the Jesse Tree. We have copied this and this is the References:http://www.loyolapress.com/the-jesse-tree-for-the-first-week-of-advent.htm
Week 1 Day 1
The Jesse Tree was created to help people link the custom of decorating Christmas trees to the events leading up to Jesus birth. The tradition of decorating Christmas trees actually predates the arrival of Christianity in western Europe and was adopted by the early Church. In order to associate the custom more clearly with Christianity, people made Jesse Trees—Christmas trees with decorations related to the events of Jesus' birth and the prophecies about him in the Old Testament. Many parishes and families make Jesse Trees during Advent to remind them of these events as they prepare for Christmas.
Week 1 Day 2
Genesis 3 tells how Adam and Eve's intimacy with God and with each other is disrupted. The serpent enters the scene. The serpent represents anything that can separate a person from God. The woman, with the man as her silent partner, speaks to the serpent. They examine the possibility of disobeying God. Will Adam and Eve accept God's moral order and trust in his love?
Week 1 Day 3
The story of Noah is told to illustrate how deeply the human family has fallen into sinfulness. Sin is now so universal that a troubled God decides to complete the work of destruction that the human family has begun (Genesis 6:13). However, God sees that Noah is a good man and decides that humanity will survive through Noah's family. God tells Noah to build an ark, which God will use to save Noah's family and members of the animal kingdom. God is pained by and disappointed in humankind, but in his mercy he will save the human family through Noah.
Week 1 Day 4
Abraham stands before God, facing the future. God had promised that Abraham would be the father of many descendants, but his wife, Sarah, seems unable to have children. So Abraham believes he will die childless and that his steward, Eliezer, will be his heir. God assures Abraham that this will not happen, promising Abraham that he will have a son with Sarah. More than that, the descendants of Abraham will be as numerous as the stars in the sky.
Week 1 Day 5
Then, unexpectedly, God sends an angel with the message that Abraham must sacrifice his son Isaac. As bitter as the message is, and as hopeless as it makes Abraham feel, he obeys without hesitation. He gathers his servants and Isaac with wood for the sacrifice and sets out to the appointed place. The last part of the way he goes alone with Isaac, who is made to carry the wood for his own sacrifice. On the way, Isaac asks his father what animal will be sacrificed. Abraham answers that God will provide.
Week 1 Day 6
While on his journey, Jacob arrives at a certain place and rests there, using a stone for a pillow. In a dream, he receives a divine revelation. He sees a ladder, or perhaps a ramp, going up from earth to heaven. The shape of Jacob's vision may have been inspired by the shape of the ziggurats of Babylon, which had ramps going up their sides to the place where the deity was said to dwell. On the ramp in Jacob's dream are angels, roaming up and down, patrolling the earth and reporting back to God. In his vision, Jacob meets God. God confirms the covenant made to Abraham and to Isaac that their ancestors will be as plentiful as the dust on the ground and will spread from east to west. Jacob will also receive God's protection wherever he goes.
Week 1 Day 7
Pharaoh has Joseph brought before him. Joseph hears the dreams and correctly interprets their meaning. The seven fat cows and stalks of grain are seven years in which harvests will be abundant and the cows will be fat. The next seven years will be a period of famine. After interpreting the dreams, Joseph advises that Pharaoh appoint someone to oversee the harvesting and ensure that enough grain is saved in the first seven years to help Egypt survive the seven years of famine. Pharaoh agrees and appoints Joseph vizier, second in authority only to Pharaoh himself, to carry out the plan. Joseph marries an Egyptian woman and has two sons. The first he names Manasseh (“forgotten”), to show that his previous suffering has been forgotten. The second is Ephraim (“God has made me fruitful”).Please comment down below, I would love to hear your thoughts.
Monday 7 December 2015
Evaluation for the year’s work
Evaluation for the year’s work—view and look at Term 1, 2, 3, 4 work in Reading, Inquiry (Science.Social studies, Health and Technology)
What did I learn? I learnt how to make a secure and stable bridge. I also learnt the difference between an opinion and a fact.
Why were you learning it? It will help me in the future.
How is that learning going to help you? When I go to college and university I might have to do a project like this or I might what to pursue this as a job.
What am I pleased about? I am pleased about that I learnt a lot this year.
Who helped you in your learning? My teacher, my mom and dad helped me in my learning.
What do I need help with? I need help with my spelling.
What do I want to learn next time? I want to learn other curriculum activities such as music and dance.
With digital learning-
What are the interesting things you have learned in digital learning? The interesting things I have learnt are how to use different applications.
How is that going to help you in your further learning? I will know how to use apps in presenting work and researches I do. when I am in college I can apply all the things I have learnt.
What are the things I think I need to learn more in digital learning? How to post slides and padlets.
What do I want to learn next time? I want to learn about music and play an instrument, and learn different languages.
By Mikayla
Hangry
Hangry
Have you ever gotten angry when you've gone without food for a long time? If you have, you are suffering from a term which is a mix between hungry and angry, known as hangry. There is an explanation for this uncontrollable reaction.
People get hangry because there is a lack of glucose in the bloodstream which is caused by having not enough food. While other body organs use different nutrients, the brain relies only on glucose. When the glucose levels get low to brain panics and sends messages to the other organs to release hormones which increases the amount of glucose is the bloodstream. It is also the same hormones that makes you fight when faced with a dangerous situation.
Pleases comment down below, Have you ever experienced hangryness? I would love to hear your thoughts.
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