Learning Intention
Understanding the importance and reasons for rules and regulations.
Success Criteria
You can describe informal and formal rules.
School-Wear uniform, Learn, No eating in class, Be on time, No swearing, No fighting.
Society-No littering, Drive safely, Don't do any crime, Drive on the left side of the road.
Friends-Be loyal, Respect others, Talk to each other, Care for each other.
Family-Respect others, Eat at the table, Talk to each other, Look after each other.
The difference between informal and formal rules is that informal rules are rules that don't have to be followed but get followed, and formal rules are rules that are part of a law and have to get followed.
Monday, 31 July 2017
Friday, 28 July 2017
9English-Cinderella
I have chosen Cinderella for my short story. Cinderella takes place somewhere in France. Cinderella is the main character in this story as her fairy godmother comes and helps her to go to the ball she had been dreaming of. Link to the story: http://www.storyjumper.com/book/index/6183552/Cinderella#
Thursday, 6 July 2017
9Business-Review
Overall the event was fun and nearly all the businesses either sold out or made a mountain of profit.
One thing I liked was that it was outdoors and we got fresh air and the sun to help relax us to provide a good service.
One thing I disliked was that the sun was melting our ice cream and we needed it to be cold for the milkshakes!
My group was well committed and organized and we managed to sell out all of our products.
My product was correctly priced because other businesses were selling shakes for $2 or 2.50 and we only sold it for $1.50
We made not enough of our product because other customers came asking if we had any left once we were sold out.
Next year I think the organisers should give us a bit more of a loan to buy more products and earn more profit in return
One thing I liked was that it was outdoors and we got fresh air and the sun to help relax us to provide a good service.
One thing I disliked was that the sun was melting our ice cream and we needed it to be cold for the milkshakes!
My group was well committed and organized and we managed to sell out all of our products.
My product was correctly priced because other businesses were selling shakes for $2 or 2.50 and we only sold it for $1.50
We made not enough of our product because other customers came asking if we had any left once we were sold out.
Next year I think the organisers should give us a bit more of a loan to buy more products and earn more profit in return
Monday, 3 July 2017
9Business-Blog Report
My team in business and enterprise has been working hard over the past few days. We have stuck our logo on the cups so they are ready to be sold and have bought our ingredients required for the milkshakes. We have made our business cards and here is what they look like.
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