Compass Points About PYP Exhibition

In Branksome Hall Asia, PYP Exhibition is a overall presentation explaining about a unit we enjoy or want to find out. Now I am going to explain what I need to know and which things in exhibition I am excited or worried about and some suggestions for moving forward to make a good presentation by using compass points. First, I need to know some information about the unit which I am going to present and make a hooking question to excite people who are reading my presentation. I am excited about making the presentation and research about the topic. I am worried about getting partnered with people that play and don't do anything, fuss and whinge and say mean words, wrong teamwork, argue and don't talk for weeks, make a horrible presentation and break friendships. Something I wish about exhibition is that it is going to be a sucessful presentation.

Mind Map about Bullying

This mind map explains who are involved in a situation of bullying, where bullying happens, how to stop the bullying, why bullying happens and types of bullying. I hope this mind map helps bullying stop because I think bullying is cruel and mean and nobody should have the right to hurt someone physically or mentally.

Craig Kielburger, a boy who starting acting as a activist for the rights of children at 12 years old

Craig Kielburger is an activist who detested child labor starting at the age of 12. Craig found out that Iqbal Masih, a 12 year old like himself was murdered for protesting to stop child labor, he was shocked that lots of children in poorer countries work in factories to earn little money. He made a website called 'Free The Children' with his school friends. When he grew up into an adult, he began arranging popular events that helped children working in factories. Ind the end, he saved lots of children from child labor.

My thoughts about the 12-year old boy who protested to ban child labour

Iqbal Masih is a 12-year old boy who tried to stop child labour. He was murdered on Tuesday on the 18th of April. All he was trying to do was stop the owners of carpet-weaving factories from hiring children. His protests lead dozens of factories in Pakistan to close. His family had borrowed money from the owner at severe interest rates, he was still 13,000 rupees ($189.35) in debt. When I heard that Iqbal worked in a carpet weaving factory and was earning 1 rupee per day, I was shocked that anybody could allow a young boy to work as a slave to weave carpets everyday in a small, cramped, dirty room with lots of other children. I never knew that people were so mean to kids. I wish I could help them by visiting them and give them money and support them. Iqbal was poor to die because he tried to ban child labour. People should read about this article and support these children. Let's support the needy people around the world!

A person whom I admire

A person whom I admire is Helen Keller. One of the reason why I admire her is because even though she was blind and death and had a difficult life, she never gave up. She also went to university and graduated, learnt sign language and braille and eventually was taught how to speak. I sometimes give up on doing risks and challenging myself but when I read a biography about Helen Keller, I started to do more risks and stood up for myself. When I first read about Helen Keller, I thought, ' How could she live in a quiet, dark place without seeing or hearing her parents?'. I was surprised by how she would never gave up and kept going, even though it took a while to get settled. Thanks to Helen Keller, I tried to take more risks and never gave up.

Being critical with headlines

In this writing, I am going to share my opinion about this headline, '132 Super-Cute Outfit Ideas from Kendall and Kylie Jenner'. I'm not sure who is Kendall and Kylie Jenner but I think this article wants us to follow their stylish ideas and make us look super cute. If I read this article, I think there is going to be lots of pictures of ladies in clothing that matches their style.

The Proudest Moment of My Life

Pymble Ladies' College

         The proudest moment in my life was when I got an A for english in my Grade 3 school reports in my old school, Pymble Ladies' College. In my grade, there were only a few people who got an A for english. In the grade, I was one the few girls that were born somewhere different than Australia, where the school was built. So I was proud that I was sort of better than other kids in Grade 3 (I'm not boasting, but it just makes me feel so honoured). At the age of 4, I learnt how to use very simple sentences such as 'Pig in a Wig' or 'I need to go to toilet'. I had lots of stress while learning english and also my native language, Korean. When I was Grade 2, my grades suddenly went up, my reading level books were harder and my writing transformed into messy cursive. I was proud also when I finished my multiplication test first and even took a multiplication graduation picture. The A made me really proud and get confidence that I am going to get good grades in english.