Covid-19 Writing

WALT explain what the rules are at Level 2 and what we think about it. 

12.08.20

What happens at level two lock-down? 

At level two lock-down we all have to make sure that we are social distancing. I do not feel happy about corona virus being back in New Zealand. I do feel a bit scared about my family that live in Auckland because most of them are adults. We all should know to wash our hands and use lots of hand sanitiser. That is called hand hygiene. Always remember that we all need to be one metre apart and stay in your bubble. All of the people in Auckland have to be in isolation. You need to try your hardest to not touch your face. Always make sure you wash your hands before and after walking your dog, baking and don’t play on the public playgrounds. It is not complete isolation here, so do not worry about your families, food and other things that you would buy from a supermarket. You need to be very careful about who you touch and who you hug. You can only touch your family like your mum, dad, bothers, sisters and other family members. At most schools the assembly won’t be the whole school together but it will be in a hangout. People always need to wear a mask when you are out and about or when you just have a little walk with your family or by yourself. Te Manga’s assembly was supposed to be on the 14.08.2020 on Friday. Instead of our assembly in the hall we made a really cool video. There has been five corona virus cases in Auckland. On the 12.08.2020 on Wednesday there was too many people doing covid nineteen tests and I could not even have a blood test with my mum. All of the people that got a test were from Auckland. My experience about covid nineteen has been interesting but still a little bit frightening. 

Thank-you for reading about what I think covid nineteen is and what it is like. 

Written by Lucy