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Friday, September 4, 2020

Hurumanu 5 - Term 3 - P.E & Maths

Hurumanu 5 - Term 3 - P.E & Maths
Hi, guys for P.E today what we have been doing for Hurumanu 5 which is P.E and Maths. For the P.E side, we had to track our fitness activities, our results and our heart rate after doing the activity. We are also working with measurement, volume, area, perimeter and weights.  

Resting Pulse Rate - Is when you have done no fitness and your heart is pumping normally. 
Active Pulse Rate - When your body has done something active and the heart is pumping blood faster than usual. 

Every time we measure our pulse we measure the beat of the heart each minute.  

Data

Fitness Activity 

Result

Heart Rate After (BPM) 

Resting Pulse Rate

48 

Agility Run

31 sec 35milisec124

30m Sprint 

6 sec 19milisec 132

Beep Test 

level 3 stage 9 - 780 metres122 

Vertical Jump 

2.2m 108
10-minute Jog - 41 laps 

Beep Test Rules: 
  1. In pairs, number 1 line up on the baseline, number 2 is watching/encouraging and remembering the results that you finish in. 
  2. Run the beep test; you must with the "beep" sound. try your hardest.
  3. Once you have finished, go to your partner and time you're heart rate for 30 seconds after. Record these results.
  4. Record the level you achieved on your table beside 'beep test.'
  5. Find out how far in total you ran (each length is 20m) 
  6. To do this you will need to number of runs x the length of each shuttle run.
Perimeter - Area: 
Now we will be learning about the perimeter and the area of types of courts. With measurement, volume, area and perimeter we had to sure different sizes of courts.    

Group 

Court 

Perimeter (m2)

Area (m3)

1

Basketball (Gym)

W - 15m 
L - 28m 
15 x 28 = 420 

2

Tennis (Outside)

W - 11 m 

L - 23.8

11 x 23 =  253 

3

Badminton (Gym)

W - 6.16 
L - 13.44 
13 x 6 = 78

4

Netball (Outside)

W - 15.25

L - 30.5 

30 x 15 = 450

Perimeter: 
Basketball - 15 + 28 = 43 + 43 = 86  
Badminton - 13 + 6 = 19 + 19 = 38   
Netball - 30 + 15 = 45 + 45 = 90  
Tennis - 11 + 23 = 34 + 34 = 68   
 
Area:
Basketball - 15 x 28 = 420 
Badminton - 13 x 6 = 78
Netball - 30 x 15 = 450
Tennis - 11 x 23 =  253 

Volume: 
This can be the loudness of something, measurement of liquid and more. Measurement of liquid is when we measure an amount of space. First, you need to get the perimeter, with volume is what is in the space. Volume is for 3D shapes and the perimeter and area are for 2D. With measurement, volume, area and perimeter we had to sure different sizes of courts.     


Item

Length 

Width 

Height 

Gym 

29m 16m

5m 

Teacher’s Desk 

9.1cm5cm

9.1cm

Cupboard

2300mm600mm 2300mm 

Fitness Gym

11m 4.70m 

3m


Gym: 29 x 16 = 464 x 5 = 2320m 3 
Teacher’s Desk: 9.1cm x 5cm x 9.1cm =414cm
Fitness Gym: 11 x 4.70 = 51.7 x 3 = 155m 3

PE Weight Table 
Bodyweight; 20 - 40kg. My weight number is ... 
For this activity, we had to do different exercises and see how long we could hold them for or see how much we could do in one minute. As you can see all my weights are the small number because I think that this would have equal answers.   

Activity 

Weight 

Number

Total 

Eg: Pull-Ups

35 

Plank 

35 

Superman 

35 1minute  

Burpees

35 21 

Skips

35 76

Push-Ups

35 30 

Sit-Ups 

35 31 
My next steps in P.E will be to work with groups and start to learn more about different sports. I will do this by trying new skills and research more about the topic. I would love to learn more about Hockey and Tennis because there both sports that interest me. If you had the chance what sport would you learn or research? Hope you like my very long blog post. Thank you bye.
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