Olympic PBL

                          

Valerie Adams Visiting Kauri 12/11

Riana & Pinenga

Tuesday September 13th

Kauri 12/11 were so excited to meet Valerie Adams in real life. We welcomed her into our class like she was a part of our family or somebody at our school that we know. When she arrived It was Monday morning and someone very special  showed up in our class and her name was Valerie Adams. Everyone was so excited. She showed us all of her  medals. She arrived at 10:43 in the morning. Kauri 12/11 where very very excited!!! It was so amazing to see Valerie Adams in real life.!!!

Valerie 2012 gold medalist Valerie Adams Whanau Here is an interview that Pinenga and I have done. One of us pretended to be Valerie and then the other one was a news-reporter. I was Valerie Adams and Pinenga was the news reporter. Hope you enjoy!!! Our Interview about Valerie Adams It was so exciting when Valerie Adams finally came into Kauri 12/11. It was really cool to see her in real life. Her muscles were really huge. She is very very inspiring and cool as to see. She is really tall. It was really awesome to see Valerie Adams.

Facts About Valerie Valerie Kasanita Adams, ONZM is a New Zealand shot putter. She is a four-time world champion, three time world indoor champion, two-time olympic and three-time Commonwealth Champion. She has a personal best throw: 21.24 metres. She was born on  October 6, 1984 in  Rotorua, she is 31 years old. Her parents are Lilika Ngauamo and Sid Adams and two of her siblings are Steven Adams and Warren Adams Valerie is 1.93 m and weighs 120 kgs Valerie Winning Silver 2016

Riana’s Reflection Learning Muscles	Pinenga’s  Reflection
The learning muscles that I used where my collaboration muscle collaborating with my buddy and talking to her about what our next step was. Another learning muscle was my managing distraction muscles because there were boys around me so I just had to try and distract them and move on. I also had to use my persevering muscle to keep on trying and to never give up and also to persevere.	The learning muscles I used where managing distractions. Because when the boys were talking to me sometimes I will listen and if it’s something silly I will move  away from the person that was talking to 1me. Another learning muscle I used was my collaboration because when my buddy was talking to me about the next step to do.

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