Sunday, 30 May 2021

Should The School Ban Unhealthy Food!?

 Wednesday 26.05.21

Topic: Should The School Ban Unhealthy Food?


It would be crazy to ban unhealthy food in school. Though we want to eat unhealthy food, we know that we only eat unhealthy food on special occasions. 


Firstly, if our school bans unhealthy food then there is still no point in banning “why?” you ask well because students will just sneak the unhealthy food in class or eat it during morning tea and lunch. Also, teachers/principals use unhealthy food for fundraisers. So how can we prevent that??? 

Well we students still need to treat ourselves to something we love and that is “FOOD”, so if teachers give us treats like fish n chips that can fill us up then students won’t have to sneak unhealthy food during class and playtime. 


Furthermore, we asked others from our school questions, we asked our friends, teachers, and family if unhealthy food should be banned. We asked several people and mostly they said “No”. Except for the other teacher in our class. We respect all answers but we don’t agree that unhealthy food should be banned. 


In addition to that our class say’s “No, we shouldn’t ban unhealthy food”. If we ban unhealthy food then when we celebrate our birthdays or our success we’ll have vegetables for rewards and fundraisers we’ll have vegetables. Plus we students still need to treat themselves!! So stuff what your teacher says and eat junk! (but only a little) because it's your school too!!!


In conclusion, we say no to banning unhealthy food because we are allowed to! 








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Friday, 16 April 2021

Ana's, Measurement - Area - Perimeter

Measurement - Perimeter and Area


Work out the perimeter and area using the dimensions given in the table below. Follow the example given by your teacher.

Dimensions

Perimeter

Area

Example: L =  9 cm

                W = 8cm

Perimeter =( L + W) x 2

=  (9 cm + 8 cm) x 2

=  17 cm + 2 

= 34 cm

Area = L x W 

= 9 cm x 8 cm

= 72  sq cm

  1. L = 12 cm 

W = 9 cm

L + W x 2

=  12 cm + 8 cm) x 2

= 50  cm + 2 

=  100 cm

L x W 

= 12 cm x 8 cm

= 96   sq cm

  1. L = 9 cm 

W = 6 cm

L + W x 2

=  9 cm + 6 cm) x 2

= 54 cm + 2 

=  108 cm

L x W 

= 9 cm x 6 cm

= 54   sq cm

  1. L = 15 cm 

W = 12 cm

L + W x 2

=  15 cm + 12 cm) x 2

= 180 cm + 2 

= 360  cm

L x W 

= 15 cm x 12 cm

= 180   sq cm

  1. L = 20 cm 

W = 7 cm

L + W x 2

=  20 cm + 7 cm) x 2

=  54 cm + 2 

=   108 cm

L x W 

= 20 cm x 7 cm

= 140  sq cm

  1. L = 16 cm 

W = 8 cm

L + W x 2

=  16 cm + 8 cm) x 2

= 48  cm + 2 

=  96 cm

L x W 

= 16 cm x 8 cm

= 120  sq cm










Tuesday, 13 April 2021