If you are using programmes such as Maths Hub, Literacy Hub or Typing Club at home, you will need to be logged into your school google account. There is a tutorial on how to log in at home on our Learning Hub here https://sites.google.com/lepperton.school.nz/kotahitangalearninghub/tutorials
If you are having problems, please email Mrs Brunning.
If you look at the links on the right, you will notice that I have added Book Creator and Typing Club to the Literacy section.
Click on this link to be taken to Blake's story Motobug's First Race. Ka rawe Blake!
Is Gaming A Sport?
By Mace McCarron
In the following paragraphs I will convince you that gaming is a sport. I will tell you about how gaming involves competition, skill and rules.
Gaming is a sport because gaming is competitive. For example, gaming takes place in stadiums, there are esports world cups like the Fortnite World Cup. Budha (Fortnite name), won three million US dollars for winning a Fortnite game.
Some games also involve lots of skill, you need great hand-eye coordination if you’re on a PC (computer) and on console (X-Box, PS4, PS5). In most games you have to complete various levels, but every time you complete a level, they get harder. Gaming also involves lots of practice and exercises.
Many games have heaps of rules like Minecraft, Roblox, Fortnite and Call of Duty. In Minecraft you can get something called hacks, hacks are things in servers like bedwars and sky wars. Hacks allow you to fly, be invincible, and allow you to do heaps of attack damage. These things are also in Call of Duty and Fortnite.
I have told you about how gaming involves lots of competition, skill and many different rules. Gaming should definitely be considered a sport.
