
Grace, Richard and Jamie represented Kapiti in the Regional Cross Country. Grace came 15th Richard 28th and Jamie 63rd.
Research Gypsy Itinerary
| WALT: Research places, events in NZ to develop an itinerary that reflects the needs of you and your family if you lived a Gypsy lifestyle. To be successful you will; - Prepare an itinerary lasting a year based on your families needs. - Draw a mobile home to suit your needs within budget. - Create an itinerary will state where you are going, when you are going (specific dates), what you will be doing when you get there and how much you will need to survive. - Justify your decisions. Each item on the itinerary needs to be explained and justified. Why have you chosen this location or activity at the end of the task? |
| · Compare and contrast your needs as a NZ Gypsy with the Gypsies you researched. How will this influence the decisions you make about your trip? · Draw a mobile home in birds-eye view. Show where your living and storage areas are, special fixtures e.g. stereo, TV etc. Make sure it meets needs and is practical and costs less than $100,000. Discuss your choices with your parents and consider their input. Justify your choices. · Make a budget in excel for a whole year. Include cost for fuel and running costs, food and toiletries etc, clothing, any camp fees, entertainment anything else needed to function. Consider any other needs specific to your family. You will need to discuss this with your parents include any new insights or ideas from them. · Discuss with your parents and decide on how your family will make a living and estimate your earning potential with the help of your parents. · Make an itinerary using word. 1. Decide on 5 – 20 areas in 2. Make sure you can make a living there. 3. Where will you park your home? 4. What fun reasons would you want to be there? 5. Show a timetable of the year. Showing when you are moving, how long it will take to move and when you expect to arrive etc. 6. On another page justify the places you choose to visit/stay? |
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On Wednesday there was a helicopter that came to our school on our field.
We all got to go into the Helicopter and see what it had inside.
The Helicopter had over 80 gages 110 buttons and 4 seats and lots and lots of cargo.
The heavier the cargo the heavier blades for more bite with the same motor.
The Helicopter is 8 in a half tonnes not including the cargo or anything else.
They came up and seed that the Helicopter can go up to 180 knots and is made aluminum.
It is going to land at base
at about 3.30pm with over 10 years of expertise.
It was awesome that we could see the pilots.
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Sunday the 17th of Feb 2008 I (Grace Steinmetz) was at touch rugby trials in Paraparaumu. Touch started at 11.00pm and about 10 minutes later I was subbing off. I gave my coach (Bish) a “hi five” apparently something went “BANG”. Bish said, “gosh Grace you gave me a huge electric shock”
We looked up in the sky and we saw a helicopter and a small plane collide. Bits of the plane/helicopter were falling to pieces the helicopter went nose diving into place makers in the wood section. The plane crashed into denise tayla court and two teenagers from
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