Netbook Reflection

Hi my name is Lavinia and I’m an year 7 in room 6 at Panmure Bridge School.  This is my reflection on netbooks at my school.

Positive things about having netbooks are that we can type faster, research what we want, share our work on our blogs, get images off the internet, fix our spelling faster and it will be easier for our teacher to check our work because she can get sore hands from ticking our work and writing in the right answers in our books.  

There are also negative things about having a netbooks.  Such as if we use them to much we might have bad handwriting, people might play games and not do their work. People might also go on the wrong sites and people might chat on email.

There are some unusual things about using a netbook and not books such as there are shortcuts, we can change our writing and we can do presentations.

Even though that there are negative things about netbooks I still hope we can still have them.

Julie

Julie at my school
offers to help me when I need it.
She smiles as she invites me
to join in her game.
She always gives up
her time to talk to
the younger students.

Lavinia

My Mum

Her hair’s like
the springs on a trampoline.

Her eyes are two brown
kiwifruit.

Her hearts so kind and friendly.
I  hug her then squeeze.

She’s one of the best
mums in the world.

Lavinia

Kennings

School- kid- snatcher

Rain- hair- ruiner

Flood- house- destroyer

Beach- shell- breaker

Earthquake- ground- shaker

Teacher- coffee- drinker

Cat- rat- chacer

Parents- life- givers

Boys- rugby- lovers

Countries- cultures- teachers

Day and Night

In the day people tramp and search
for Fantails along the muddy forests trails.
In the night owls hoot and bugs crawl
along the quiet forest floor.

Ancient Olympics

A Girl's Head

A Girl’s Head In it there is a alien with a project for teleporting away with his banjo. And there is a UFO which shall be first And there is an entirely new planet, an entirely new human race, an entirely new creature. There is a dog that walks like a human. There is a car. There is an antiquated spaceship . And it cannot be stopped. I believe that only what cannot be stopped is a head. There is much promise in the circumstance that so many people have heads. Lavinia Ngatoko