M&M's

Today we did a DLO about M&M's. The thing why we did this activity was to find out why the company invented M&M's. I think as a group that I worked with was great because we worked collaboratively and worked hard to finish this DLO. I knew that we were going to finish it because we were all focused on one thing and listened to the instruction that we had to do. A interesting fact that we found out was according to the Mars company they originally put the M&M's in different orders and all of the colors or chocolate aren't the same. In 1941 they created M&M's. 

Kiwi Can Reflection

Our topic for Kiwi Can was integrity and the theme for it is called role models. At Kiwi Can our first thing that we played was called don't let the ball go into your legs. The game was challenging because we played with two balls and we didn't know who's leg it would go into. There were a lot of people that had won the first energizer. As we played the second time the circle had got smaller and smaller until I lost. Ms Lily and Mr Matt put us into groups of six to play a game but to play this game you would have to just do the actions and no talking. Ms Lily were giving us characters to act like and the players are the only people that answer. The main point to win the game is to answer fast and guess the fastest. As we moved on to the third activity the instructions were to freeze and if you are the slowest you are out. The game was called statue. The game was all about role models and how they act or what they do for a living. It was a fun game to play. Kiwi Can is fun to go to because we play the fun activities.

Kiwi can reflection

                                       

For this weeks kiwi can our instructors were Miss Lily And Mr Matt. Our warm up for the start was the energizer. The game was called change places if ... then we went outside to play a game it was basically was to encourage others which is positive words that would build up there self esteem. The kiwi can rules are to respect and to make sure you raise your hand when you want to ask a question.