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Tuesday, 19 May 2020

Message to Adam Brown


Are face masks safe?

Face masks - Questions


Instructions
Highlight the correct answer for each question.


Questions


1) How did this woman hurt her face?
a) Boxing b) Fell over
c) Wearing a mask d) Allergic Reaction


2) What does Frankly mean?
a) Like Frank b) Looking
c) Honesty d) Candy


3) What do you call the clothes that Nurses wear?
a) Scrubs b) Work Clothes
c) Overalls d) Gucci Sweater “Darling”


4) Which country is the nurse in the picture from?
a) New Zealand b) Australia
c) Italy d) United States of America


5) This Nurse stated that during this pandemic response she can’t go to the toilet or
have anything to drink for how long during her shifts?
a) 1 hour b) 2 hours
c) 3 hours d) 6 hours


6) Are these normal working conditions for nurses?
 a) Yes b) No


7) Have the New Zealand Nurses been under the same pressure and workload as the nurses
in other parts of the world?
 a) Yes b) No


8) Why did Adam Brown feel stressed and worried?
a) His mum could get sick b) There was lots to get ready
c) Hospitals were filling up d) He forgot his lunch, and it was KFC, his brother might eat it.


9) Which of these things was something the hospitals had to do to get ready?
a) Create PPE training videos b) Convert operating rooms into training rooms
c) find accommodation for staff d) All of the above


10) Why have NZ Nurses not got sore faces from the masks?
a) Better masks b) NZ Covid-19 cases are low, and hospitals are coping
c) NZ Nurses are tough d) Face cream

Monday, 18 May 2020

Letter to Jacinda!

Dear Jacinda Ardern,
Hi my name is Kiarah, I am 10 years old, year 6 and go to Pt England school. I have 1 brother and a mother and father. During the level 3 and 4 lock down, I have been going to online classes. To be honest I would prefer it more than real school, but I still love seeing my teacher and friends. I have also been going outside and going to the beach. Lock down has been quite fun!


Thank-you for all the hard work you have been doing! You are an amazing Prime Minister and deserved to be elected. Putting us into lock down was an amazing idea and it did keep us safe. Some people ended up in hospital, but you did the best that you could and saved a lot of lives.


I bet you have been very tired and have had some people not liking the decisions that you're making. Just remember that a lot of people support you, and by that I mean nearly the whole country loves you! You make the best decisions for this country, and it must be really hard, but you make it seem so easy. Keep up the amazing work, and know that everyone supports you!


Yours Sincerely,
Kiarah

Message of Support to Jacinda


Jacinda Ardern


Questions. Do you know Jacinda?

Problem solving


Problem solving, this task has three problems about Jacindas every day morning. It has problems like travelling and coffee! 

Jacinda Ardern questions



Prime Minister - Questions




Instructions.

Highlight the correct answer for each question.

Questions

1) What is a Prime Minister?

-> An elected leader government that is head of a party.

2) Who is the Prime Minister of New Zealand:

a) Jasinda Ahdern b) Jacinda Ahdern

c) Jasinda Ardern d) Jacinda Ardern

3) How do you say Prime Minister of New Zealand in Te Reo?

-> Te Pirimia o Aotearoa

4) Which Political party is the current New Zealand Prime Minister the leader of?

a) National b) Labour
c) NZ First d) Pt England School

5) What date did Jacinda take office?

-> 26th of October 2017.

6) The New Zealand prime minister considered the:

a) Head of State b) Head of Government

7) In New Zealand, the Queen of England is considered the:

a) Head of State b) Head of Government


8) Would you want to be prime minister?

a) Yes b) NoWhy?



-> Being a Prime Minister is a lot of work and I wouldn’t like having that much responsibility. I wouldn’t be able to take on the pressure of being one, if you muck up and the people don’t like it then, you might be gone. You’d be outta business and what if you lose an election? That’s embarrassing and disappointing. So in conclusion, I don’t want to be a Prime Minister.