Recently in class we have done three reports here's my one on cellphones...

Report: Cellphones

The first cellphone that was made in 1973 was a dull version of the modern cellphone.

Now cellphones are better, brighter, and bolder.

From 1973 through to 2010 the cellphone has improved in these areas: colour, sound, communication , entertainment, and information.

If you have a look on a modern everyday cellphone you will find it has a menu bar. On the menu bar it has the option settings. In settings you can programme your phone to do many different things like you can change your ringtone volume, your screen, your clock size etc. The settings are there to help you in different ways so that your phone is set almost just the way you want or need it.

The cellphone is a pocket size phone used for three main reasons: communication, information and entertainment. They are a convenient way to take communication with you where ever you go in a pocket sized object and I bet that is just what people thought when they invented the cellphone!!!

Grace Driver 30/3/2010

This is my report ,for our topic Out of our world, on Breast Cancer.

Report: Breast Cancer

Breast Cancer is found in women and men and it is more likely for someone to get breast cancer the older they are.

One of the questions I asked myself about this topic is what is happening inside your body when you have breast cancer? I looked up this question and found that breast cancer is when an abnormal cell is made in the body and it multiplies into a group of bad cells and then creates a tumor in the body causing the sickness. 

A common question a lady might ask their nurse is: How do I prevent breast cancer? I wanted to find the answers to this question so I did. According to my research these things will help prevent breast cancer: Vitamin D, exercise, annual mammograms, limited alcohol intakes, and a healthy diet.

So if you’re 45 or over and can’t remember when you had your last mammogram, pick up the phone and book one! Remember find it early and you won’t regret it! 

Grace Driver                           31/3/2010