How TO BE A GOOD SON/DAUGHTER

 How to be a Good Son/Daughter

T	Title - What you will be explaining
I	Introduction - Tell your audience what the topic is about and what is to be explained.f
I	Information - Explain the elements or steps in a logical sequence
C	Conclusion - Final summarising statement, an evaluation or comment about what you have explained.

Title	How to be a Good Son/Daughter
Introduction	Are you a good son or daughter? Some kids aren’t sure. In order to be a good son or daughter you need to be sure to listen, help out and be thankful.
Information 1st idea	Listen.  One thing parents hate is when their kid doesn’t listen to them, and that doesn’t just mean hearing. Listening is when you look at your parents when they talk and actually process what they’re saying. Then once you’ve processed what they’ve said, actually go and do it.
Information  2nd idea	Help Out  Parents love it when they’re kids are helpful around the house. Especially when you do it without being asked. Try little things, like washing the dishes or even just bringing in the groceries and it’ll make things a lot easier for your parents. Helping around truly has its advantages.
Information 3rd idea	Be Thankful  Your parents do a lot for you. They feed you, clothe you, put a roof over your heads. That’s just a tiny portion of how much love your parents put into you. So say thank you and show it through your actions. Maybe even give your parents a massage when they come home from work, or give them breakfast in bed in the morning. Your parents want to feel loved and appreciated too.
Conclusion	So now that you’ve read my story about “Role Models” are you strong, powerful and motivational enough to be a good role model? Everyone has the strength to be a role model. So use your strength and become a better role model then you already are!

Instructions:

1. Highlight the three information paragraphs using the SEE model

1. Highlight the Statements Blue

2. Highlight the Explanations Green

3. Highlight the Examples Pink 

2. Click here to open the final copy document

1. Copy and past each section of the rough draft onto the final copy document

2. Highlight the descriptive words for each paragraph Yellow.

Ki O Rahi

Hi today i e going to write what we did and that thing that we did was a game called Ki O Rahi and it was two game. The teams where pink, , yellow. it was room 1 vs room 5 and my team won all our game but we where split up in to the team. So they split people in room 5 to be in pink and the rest go in the other team just like room 1.

we started the games and in my team the best was all of us and we won all of our games. we only vs room 1 team not room 5 because there was not enough time to have one more game and so we came fisrt and just the best.

How to be a good host

Being a good host is welcoming them into your house. Being a host is important in my family because it is rude to people and that is what are thinking of you they will think your no good.

Welcome your visitors into your home.  When you hear a knock at the door, open your door and welcome the guest into  your home. Make sure you sound happy to do this to put them as ease as they enter.  Welcome guests into your home is the first show of good hospitality, to simply talk and then farewell them all at your doorstep.

Now that our guests are sitting comfortably in your sitting room or lounge, offer them drink and food.   While they will typically say no, it is good practice to have someone in the family bring out a cup of tea, biscuits or anything light that would go with the thing that you bring.  If it is near a big meal time, welcome them to the table to share the meal with your family. This shows that your family is kind and generous to people PLUS it makes them feel very welcome and comfortable.

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About me

Paragraph 1: Introduce who you are (things like your culture, family, age)

My name is Ozzy and I was born in Australia. My family is from Samoa

,Cook island and my mum and dad moved here when they were 19,18. My

 mum was born in cook island and is cook  island and my dad was born in 

Samoa and is Samoa. I am 11 year old and I am the 11 to last of the 15. 

 My brother and sister speak both Samoa and cook island at my house

 and there. 

Paragraph 2: What are some of your interests or favourite things ? 

I am a huge sports fan and I love playing sports. I played for 2 Rugby Clubbut then 

I left , then I just played school sports.At school I like to play sports like rugby,touch

,netball and other sports. Sport can be hard for me sometime but sometime it easy

Paragraph 3: What do you like and dislike at school? What are your goals for 2020?

I like my home room teacher and my friends. The other thing i like is the laptop

And my goal are for term 1 i will try my hard,is to focus my self to do what i

Have to do and for term 2 i want to do better in reading,writing and math and for

Term 3 i want to do more in sport and to try my best and for term 4 i want to help 

out with anything.

Paragraph 4: What does a good teacher do? How can Mrs Tele’a support you this year?

What i about teach do is they help me and other learn and they do fun thing like on the

 first day of school 2020 we had fun in our class and it was the best time i ever do on

Every other first day. My teacher has supported me for everything and she is try to 

make me do the right thing

Paul Jennings Group Name

Paul Jennings AM is an English-Australian children's book writer. His books mainly feature short stories that lead the reader through an unusual series of events that end with a twist. Paul Jennings was born on 30 April 1943 in Heston and he is 76 year old. when Paul Jennings was 5 year old he went to Bentleigh west 
Primary and when he finished college he went to Monash University.
Paul Jennings was about 16 when I first began writing. My first written piece was rejected. I didn't try again until I was 37 when Penguin published 'Unreal. Paul Jennings migrated to Australia from England in 1949, with his parents and sister Ruth. Like many immigrants at that time his family came to Australia by ship.