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1. The game of Legends is played with a large group of students in a big open space like a hall or field. 2. Players are numbered 1-5 and sit in a circle while one person calls out numbers, signaling those players to run and try to grab a ball in the middle to become a "star". 3. The game continues with stars and superstars racing each other until one player becomes the "legend" by winning the final race.
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This document is a student's 2012 school report. It lists their favorite subjects as reading and art, and hobbies as hand drawing, playing guitar, singing, and scootering. The student's achievements include awards for determination, spelling, math, handwriting, and reading levels. Goals for 2012 are to improve levels in math, reading, spelling, and writing as well as get good grades and a prize at the end-of-year ceremony.2012 term 4 self evaluation 2
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He gave himself mostly A's and B's, indicating he generally put in his best effort. He noted needing some help in math, Spanish, and homework at times but felt he was understanding concepts better. His favorite areas were literacy, poutama (cooking and building rockets), and speeches. For next term, his goal is to improve in math as he believes he is below national standards, though he has grown in his understanding.Presentation
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This year reflection document summarizes Olivia's school year. She made new friends through various school activities and subjects like art, Spanish, and sports. Art and Spanish were surprising favorites, while sports was her most loved subject. Olivia achieved success as Vice House Captain and School Councillor, and in athletics competitions. Her many hobbies include various sports, art, reading, and the pop group One Direction. Overall, Olivia loved her school year and the responsibilities of being a House Captain. Her goals for next year are to focus more on homework, improve her grades, achieve perfect attendance, and receive an outstanding report.Kassidy's keynote: My 2012 life
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Kassidy shares details about her life in 2012, including her favorite subjects of math, art, PE and speeches. She lists her friends Jordan, Tanya, Matariki, Ineen, Kobe and Taleylah. Her achievements that year were improving her confidence, fitness, public speaking abilities and running a marathon. Her hobbies included netball, running and baking. Her goals for the following year were to read more books, make new friends and focus on her schoolwork. She also expressed her love for her little cousins Jayda and Ella.End of year reflection
End of year reflectionkakapo1
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This document summarizes a student's school year reflection. It acknowledges the friends they made, their favorite subjects which included literacy, science, dancing and anatomy. It outlines their achievements in science fairs, improved math and spelling skills, speed on a typing program, and creating a website. The student's hobbies included speed eating, sketching swords, woodworking and chemistry experiments. Goals for next year include doing their best in college to make a good impression and be recognized as a worthy student. The document concludes looking forward to the next school year.Presentation 2
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This document reflects on the student's school year, discussing their favorite subjects, achievements, hobbies, and goals. They enjoyed PE and go-karting in terms 1 and 2, winning the go-kart race and improving their jumping. Their hobbies include BMX racing, rugby, tennis, and mountain biking. Their goal for next year is to achieve above stage 8 in math.End of year keynote 
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This document provides a summary of the school year from a student's perspective. It discusses their friends, classes, achievements throughout the year, hobbies, goals for next year, and participation in an inter-school soccer tournament where their team made it to the Auckland championships.Han legends instructions
- 1. Hannahs Instuctions On How To Play The Game Legend. The Game Of Legends is a fun game to play with a large group of students on a large clear area. Equipment- 1 soft dodgeball A big open space i.e., the hall or a field. At least 20 people A caller Method- 1.First get into a big circle all spread out. 2. Next number the students from 1-5 around the circle. (Refer To Diagram If needed) 3. Now sit down in the circle with your arms and legs crossed. 4. Next the caller calls out a number, the people who are that number run Clockwise around the circle. ( Refer To Diagram If needed) 5. Once they have run a full loop of the circle they run through their starting spot and attempt to grab the ball in the middle. N.B. If someone has the ball then drops it someone else can go for it. 6. Once someone gets the ball they become a star. 7. Repeat steps 4-6 until 4 numbers have been called out. 8. Next call STARS and all the stars run around the circle, back into their space and into the middle of the circle for the ball. 9. The winner of the round is now a SUPERSTAR 10. Next repeat steps 4-6. 11. Repeat step 8 and the 4-6 until there are a few Superstars. 12. Call SUPERSTARS and let them race, the winner of the race is the legend. N.B. This is a shortened version, if you want a longer game after racing the Superstars, the person becomes a rock Star, when there are a few RockStars they then race for the Legend. If you follow these instructions you should have a fun and safe game of legends for kids. MADE BY HANNAH BROWN