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Friday 20 December 2019

SLJ (Day: 3, Activity: 1, 2 & 3)

DAY 3: Team players
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Jonah Lomu was a rugby superstar. He was the youngest ever All Black, selected at just 19 years of age. He went on to have an amazing career that included 63 caps (international games) and 37 tries. Jonah was Tongan, but spent most of his childhood in Mangere, South Auckland. He started out playing touch rugby and rugby league but changed over to rugby union and quickly made a name for himself. He was very tall, strong and fast.

Richie McCaw is another example of a famous rugby player. He was the captain of the All Blacks between 2004 and 2015. Like Jonah Lomu, he had an outstanding international career in rugby union and had many achievements. In fact he was the most capped All Black captain, most capped test rugby player and World Rugby Player of the Year in 2006, 2009, and 2010. He has been given a Halberg Award and made a member of the Order of New Zealand. As well as being an outstanding player, Richie McCaw was also a strong leader and captain.

For many people, players like Jonah Lomu and Richie McCaw are superheroes with extra special ‘superpowers
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Activity 1: Rugby Superstars

For this activity, let’s imagine that you could be a superhero for a day. What three superpowers would you most like to have?

On your blog, please list the three superpowers, tell us why you have chosen each one, and tell us what you are going to do with them.

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1: Teleportation
2: Super Strength 
3: Power of healing

1: I'm a super hero for the day and something goes wrong. Someone's in danger and there's violence all around. Being able to teleport to other places is a helping hand. Instead of walking, running, using a vehicle to get to where all the action is. I could just teleport there, it's quick and easy. I could also use my teleportation to teleport the victims who are in danger away from the evil.

2: Of course you would need some type of strength to defeat violence. Without strength, you could be in a lot of trouble. Let's say, you have no idea what the villain is capable of. You then turn up, face to face with the villain and ready for a battle. Now the villain could be strong or could be capable of something else. Using your strength could give you a chance to defeat evil!

3: I chose this power not only for myself but for others too. If anyone get's damaged or hurt. I'll be there to help them. If I get hurt, I could help myself too. I reckon this super power is very important. You're able to use it for those who are in pain, who have been injured or hurt.
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(TEAM PLAYERS)

LeBron James is one of the most famous professional basketball players in the world. He currently plays in the NBA (National Basketball Association) for the Los Angeles Lakers. He has won numerous awards over the years, helping his teams win many important games.
Steven Adams also plays in the NBA, but unlike LeBron, Steven comes from Rotorua, New Zealand and is the half-brother of Olympic gold medalist Valerie Adams. That’s a pretty cool family connection, isn’t it?! Steven Adams currently lives in the United States and plays for the Oklahoma City Thunder basketball team.
Despite being born in different countries, these two incredible basketballers have a number of similarities. Both men came from humble beginnings. Neither of their families had a lot of money, and neither man grew up with a father at home. Even though they faced challenges, they were able to overcome them. Both men are examples of what is possible when you work hard and believe in yourself.
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Activity 2: Defying the Odds
For this activity, we would like you to imagine that you had the chance to interview LeBron James, Steven Adams or another basketball player of your choice.

On your blog, tell us who you would interview and then provide a list of five questions that you would like to ask your chosen player.
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I chose LeBron James. I don't really watch basketball but I know a little bit about the sports. I chose LeBron James for no specific reason. It was a random choice.

My questions:

1: How do you feel when you're playing on a basketball court in front of lots of people?
2: When did you first have an interest for basketball?
3: Which game would you say you played best in?
4: Any other goals for the future?
5: Have you ever had interests in any other sports?
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(TEAM PLAYERS)
The Silver Ferns are New Zealand’s professional netball team. They are based in Auckland and play against teams from all over the world. Next year they are due to compete in the first ever Netball Nations cup competition in England.
In order to earn a place on the team, each of the players had to prove that they were one of the best netball players in the country. They have all had to work very hard, sacrifice many things, and show dedication and determination throughout their careers. In many cases, they have also had a lot of support from others - their family, friends, teachers, coaches. This support has allowed them to pursue their dreams and to, ultimately, do a job that they love.
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Activity 3: Achieving our Dreams

For this activity, choose a friend or family member and ask them what their dream job would be. Please then brainstorm six ways in which you could support them in achieving their dream job.

On your blog, present your ideas as a poster or infographic.
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I asked my brother what his dream job is and he wants to be a professional rugby player. He's an amazing player. He's been playing rugby for almost 7 years and he was able to make 11 representative teams. My brother played at PES in his past years, and he still plays while at college.


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