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Monday, December 6, 2021

Business & Enterprise Reflection

 Describe your business and what your product was

My group and I had created four different sherbets (but not as fizzy) and placed them in small bags with a lollipop inside it too which was tied by using 2 ribbons

How did you find the process of making your items and working as a team? 

It was okay I guess, though we were a little slow and so some people had to come and help us a lot

What were the highlights of the process ( What did you enjoy )

When we started creating the powders (totally not because we got to taste it)

What were the challenges of the process ( What you did not enjoy )

It would probably be packaging the items after all only 1-2 people knew how to tie the ribbons on properly

How did Market Day go? Did you enjoy it and why?

It went great since we sold a lot and quickly and I really enjoyed it considering my teammates were my friends

How did you show you were using the school values?

-We were able to achieve our goal

-I respected the CEO’s decision

-Near the end we weren’t even close to being done but we showed resilience and commitment


Wednesday, December 1, 2021

Surprise Subtitles: Holes

See you in there
Then you’ll get the whole day off
It’s a deal
I believe I just did
Gunshots
Thunder rumbling 
Mr. Sir gasping
But no biggie

Thursday, November 18, 2021

Next Word Hunt: “my”

My head

My life

My destiny 

My father

My Stanley

My table

My eyes

My family

My name

My name

My name

My canteen

My name

My hole

My blossom 

My pig

My hole

My god

My head

My onion 

My no 





  

Thursday, October 21, 2021

The Christchurch Earthquakes

 Predictions-

What do I think I know about this disaster?

I don’t know much about this topic 

What do I think I will find out about this disaster?

I think I will find out the death toll, the date and time and of course how it occurred 


Reading Comprehension-

1. Why do you think there was no loss of life in the September earthquake?

I think it’s because it was in the early morning and I think it’s also cause it wasn’t closer to the city centre

2. How many people were injured in the February earthquake?

6,459 amount of people had gotten injured

3. Explain liquefaction in your own words

When soil acts more like liquid during an earthquake, that’s what you call liquefaction

4. How many people died when the CTV building collapsed?

115 people died 

5. List three words that are synonyms of the word ‘huge’

- ginormous 

- big

- enormous 


My Notes-

Video 1 


  • Plate boundary 

  • Sizemechly active 

  • Collision of 2 plates

  • Scar length of the South Island 

  • 8.2 or 8.3 earthquake 

Video 2


  • At least 65 people dead

  • Collapsed buildings

  • In 5 months

  • 10lm 

  • Aftershocks 


Poster













Reflection- 

What am I learning?

I am learning about Christchurch earthquake 

How does this work show my learning?

Since all the knowledge I gained of this topic is written in this post 

What am I wondering as a result of this learning?

How many pets were lost too

Looking back at my predictions, what did I get right, what was different and why?

Like always, everything got answered and nothing is different 

The Whakaari Eruption

 Predictions-

What do I think I know about this disaster?

I really don’t know anything about this subject 

What do I think I will find out about this disaster?

I feel like I will find out the reason, death toll, time and date 


Reading Comprehension-

1. What is the name of the cruise ship that sent guests to visit Whakaari/White island?

Ovation of the Seas

2. Why does Whakaari/White island have two names?

Because Captain Cook and the ancestors had different opinions 

3. What time on December 9 did the volcano erupt?

At 2:11 pm

4. How many people lost their lives in the eruption?

22 of them

5. Why was a rāhui placed on the island?

It was to consider the island a grave

6. What is an example of heroism from this passage?

When  the pilot came to try and rescue the trapped people even though the volcano was still erupting 


My Notes-

Video 1


  • People on the island 

  • 47 trapped in the crater 

  • 21 dead

  • Set sail from Sydney for New Zealand 

  • Eruptive activity is more likely than normal 


Poster-













Reflection-

What am I learning?

This learning is about the Whakaari eruption 

How does this work show my learning?

It shows my learning cause of the info I wrote down 

What am I wondering as a result of this learning?

I’m currently wondering when the next eruption of the volcano

Looking back at my predictions, what did I get right, what was different and why?

I noticed I got everything right

Thursday, September 23, 2021

Gummy Bear Osmosis

 Aim: 

I want to find out what happens to Gummy Bears when we put them into different liquids. 

Prediction: 

I think that the Gummy Bears will large up or get smaller and taste different because of the liquids. 

Method

Equipment 

  • 3 solutions - water, sugar and salt
  • 4 Gummy Bears of the same colour
  • 2 Petri dish 
  • Marker/Pen
  • Electronic Balance
  • Measuring Cylinder
  • Beaker
Instructions 
  1. Collect your equipments
  2. Label the Petri dish with dry water, salt water and sugar water
  3. Weigh the Gummy Bears and record the weight on the Petri Dish
  4. Add 40ml of the solution onto the Petri dish
Results: 

(before) 









(after ruesults) 















DryWaterSugar WaterSalt Water
Starting Weight5.58g5.58g5.58g5.58g
Final Weight5.41g6.93g6.57g6.15g
Weight Change0.17g1.32g0.99g0.57g
Final Volume0ml32ml23ml21ml
Water lost081719








Making Ginger Beer

Aim:
I want to find out how to make ginger beer

Research:

 
 Method: 
Equipment:
  • A Cup
  • A Tool To Stir 
  • Luke Water 
  • Sugar
  • Ginger
  • Lemon Juice 
  • Yeast 
  • Tea spoon
  • Table spoon
Instructions:
  1. Get your equipment 
  2. Add some yeast into the cup
  3. Put a teaspoon of sugar into the cup
  4. Pour 150ml of luke water into the cup
  5. Mix the concoction together with the mixing tool
  6. Add a little squeeze of lemon juice into the cup
  7. Put 2 teaspoon of sugar into the cup
  8. Mix it again 
  9. Let it sit out for 24 hours
  10. Taste and describe it
Results:













When I took a sip, it tasted a little bitter and I could still feel tiny chunks of ginger 

What Is An Acid?

 The name of some acids are:

  • Hydrochloride Acid
  • Sulfuric Acid
  • Nitric Acid
  • Phosphoric Acid
  • Acetic Acid
  • Citric Acid
  • Formic Acid
  • Tartaric Acid

The shorter way to write these acids down are:
  • HC1
  • H2SO4
  • HNO3
  • H3PO4 
  • CH3COOH

Where do you find Acids?
  • Plaque Acid in your teeth 
  • Stomach Acid is Hydrochloric Acid
  • Battery Acid is Sulfuric Acid
  • Lemon and oranges Have Citric Acid 
  • Vinegar contains Acetic Acid
  • Bee-stings have Formic Acid
  • Coca-cola has Carbonic Acid
What is Acid?
An Acid contains Hydrogen atoms that break off to react with a substance  

Litmus Colour 
- Litmus paper changes colour in Acid
- It changes to a red colour 


Wednesday, September 22, 2021

What Is A Base?

- Acid has Hydrogen in it

- The strength of acid is measured at the PH scale

- It goes from 0 to 14

- 0 to 1 is red, 2 to 3 was orange, 4 to 6 is yellow, 7 was green, about 8 to 10 is blue, 11 to 12 is indigo and violet 13 to 14






- A base is he opposite chemical to acid 

- A base contains hydroxide (OH)

- An acid aNd a base Neutralise each other 

Sunday, September 19, 2021

The Erebus Plane Crash

Predictions-

What do I think I know about this disaster?
I only know that there’s a plane crash and that it happened on November 1979

What do I think I will find out about this disaster?
I think I’m going to find out about the time and date of this, what happened and he death toll

Reading Comprehension-

1. Where was flight 901 heading, and where was it planning to land? 
Flight 901 was heading to Antartica and had planned to land in Christchurch 

2. What were the names of the pilot and co-pilot of flight 901?
Jim Collins and Greg Cassin were their names 

3. Why did the pilot ask to descend to 450 metres?
It was so the passengers could have a better view of their surroundings 

4. What reasons are given in the passage for why the crash occurred?
It was because they were seeing McMurdo Sound when they were actually seeing the lower slopes of Mt Erebus and they had lost communication at that time

5. What time did the crash occur?
At 12:49 pm

My Notes-

Video #1


  • Sightseeing flight
  • One of the worst disaster to ever occur in aviation
  •  Monumental 
  • Below freezing 
  • No mention of plane flying over Mt Erebus  

Video #2


  • Air NZ going sightseeing
  • Antarctica's largest volcano 
  • Gave passengers maximum view 
  • 12450 ft Mt Erebus
  • Plane could of climbed out of it  

Poster-












Reflection-

What am I learning?
I am learning about the Erebus Plane Crash

How does this work show my learning?
The answered questions, the notes and the poster should show my learning 

What am I wondering as a result of this learning?
Nothing really

Looking back at my predictions, what did I get right, what was different and why?
I got everything answered 


The Pike River Mine Explosion

 Predictions-

What do I think I know about this disaster?

All I think I know about this disaster is that it happened in a mine, a few people were killed, it was an explosion and it happened in 2010 

What do I think I will find out about this disaster?

I think I will find out the death toll, what caused the explosion and what happened to the place after


Reading Comprehension-

1. Where is the Pike River mine?

Where coal was first discovered  

2. When did mining at the Pike River mine begin? 

In November, 2008

3. How many men were inside the mine when the explosion occurred?

31 men were inside at that moment 

4. How many men escaped?

Only two of them survived 

5. Why were robots sent into the mine?

Because it was too dangerous for humans to go in

6. What decision did Jacinda Adern make and announce in 2019?

She promised to unseal and re-enter the mine


My Notes-

Video 1

https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2019/05/pike-river-timeline-from-the-first-explosion-to-the-re-entry.html

  • Killed 29 men
  • Still burnt
  • Full safety measures
  • The portal
  • 30m mark

Video 2 


  • Safety issues 
  • These times mines don't blow up
  • Preventable 
  • Signs bad ventilation 
  • Gas issues


Poster-












Reflection-

  • What am I learning?
I am learning about the Pike River mine explosion disaster
  • How does this work show my learning?
This post shows my learning since it has written information 
  • What am I wondering as a result of this learning?
I am wondering who discovered the first coal at the mine
  • Looking back at my predictions, what did I get right, what was different and why?
When I looked back at my predictions, all I wrote down was answered

Thursday, September 16, 2021

Red Cabbage Indicator

Aim:
I want to find out how to tell if something is an acid 

Method:
Equipment 
  • Beaker 
  • Red Cabbage 
  • Hot water
  • Test tubes
  • Dropper 
  • Acid + hydroxide 
Instructions 
  1. Get your equipment 
  2. Rip a leaf of red cabbage and rip it into small pieces putting the small pieces in the beaker
  3. Pour 1ml of hot water into the beaker
  4. Add about 2cm deep of acid into one of the test tubes
  5. Add about 2cm deep of the hydroxide into a different test tubes 
  6. Use the dropper to pick up some of the liquid from the beaker 
  7. Drop the liquid into the acids 
  8. Play around with the liquids (by using the dropper) to make different colours 
Results:

When I added a few drops of the red cabbage water into the acids, it turned different colours. 

Thursday, September 9, 2021

Making Sherbet

 Aim: 

I want to find out how to make sherbet

Research:



Method:

Equipment-
  • Container 
  • Baking powder 
  • Citric Acid 
  • Sugar (Raro)
  • Mixing tool 
  • Teaspoon (ts)
Instructions:
  1. Get your equipments
  2. Add a ts of sugar (raro) into your container
  3. Add 1/2 a ts of  baking powder into the container 
  4. Add 1/2 ts of citric acid into the container 
  5. Mix the powder with your mixing tool
  6. Taste the sherbet and adjust the flavour if necessary 
Result:
When I ate it, the moisture in my mouth made it foamy and then it started tasting sour

Discussion:
Citric acid + Sodium bicarbonate -> Carbon dioxide 


Thursday, August 26, 2021

The Wahine

Hi everyone!

This week I will be researching about the Wahine disaster. Before I start writing down what I usually write down, what do you know about this topic?

Predictions-

What do I think I know about this disaster?
The only thing I think I know about this, is that it was a huge ship that is called Wahine

What do I think I will find out about this disaster?
I think I will find out when it happened, where it happened and how many people survived and died 

Reading Comprehension-

1. What weather conditions caused the Wahine disaster ?
2 storm
2. Where was the Wahine travelling?
It was travelling to Wellington
3. How many life boats were able to reach land?
Only 3 life boats reached land
4. What were passengers forced to do once the life boats were full?
They were forced to jump and swim to shore
5. Why were rescuers unable to get to the shore?
Because rescue teams couldn’t get through slips that blocked the roads
6. How many people died on the Wahine disaster?
53 people died

My Notes-

Video #1


  • 566 passengers survived 
  • 110 crew survived 
  • 46 bodies was found
  • 6 people were missing
  • 68 car

Video #2


  • Wahine was launched 1966
  • 734 passengers and crew 
  • Rough trip
  • The ship was sailing to the biggest storm NZ has seen
  • She (the ship) was about 500ft long

Poster-



Reflection-

- What am I learning? 
I am learning about the Wahine disaster

- How does this work show my learning?
It shows my learning because I have written most of the information I found 

- What am I wondering as a result of this learning?
I am wondering why they haven’t re-created the ship 

- Looking back at my predictions, what did I get right, what was different and why? 
In my predictions I got all my questions answered 

Thanks for reading this! Do you get sea-sick? I’ve got to go now, adios!


Saturday, August 21, 2021

The Tangiwai Rail Disaster

 Greetings!

For week 4 this term, I am learning about the Tangiwai rail disaster that occurred on a Christmas Eve in 1953. That’s all I know though and so I guess it’s time for me to study :) 

Predictions-

1. What do I think I know about this disaster?
I think it is a disaster that it happened in a Christmas eve on 1953 and it included a train
2. What do I think I will find out about this disaster?
I think I will find out how the disaster happened, how many people died and how many people survived

Reading Comprehension-

1. How many people on board the treating?
There were 258 people on the train 
2. Where did the lahar begin?
It happened at the top of Mt Ruapehu
3. When did the Tangiwai Railway disaster take place?
It happened on 1953 December 24
4. How did the train driver know to put on his emergency breaks?
Because he saw a man waving with a torch warning him to stop 
5. Why did the Queen give out medals?
She gave medals to 4 people showing their bravery
6. What was installed after the Tangiwai Railway Disaster?
They installed an early warning system on the Whangaehu

My Notes-

Video #1 
 


  • Mt Ruapehu erupted 
  • Crater lake wall broke
  • Mud and debri
  • Lahar reached the railway bridge at Tangiwai
  • NZ worst rail disaster 
  • 151 dead

Video #2 


  • Ring of fire is represented by Mt Ruapehu 
  • Over 9ft high
  • Mt Ruapehu very active
  • Lahar is an Indonesian word for volcanic mud flow 
  • 1953 lake rises 8m above previous level 
  • Driver of train was Charles Parker 
Poster-












Reflection-

1. What am I learning?
I am learning about the Tangiwai Railway disaster 
2. How does this work show my learning?
This shows my learning since it has all of the things I learnt 
3. What am i wondering as a result of this learning?
I am wondering, what if it didn’t happen? Would the warnings be invented?
4. Looking back at my predictions, what was different and why
Fortunately for me, I learnt how it happened, how many people died and survived


Those are all the things I learnt about this disaster, I hope you learnt something too! Have you ever rid a train before? Please tell me, Bye!


Sunday, August 15, 2021

The Ballantynes Fire

Hello fellow humans,

This week my class and I did some work about the Ballantynes fire (I guess you can call this class history of NZ disasters). After this paragraph you’re currently reading will be the work I did about the topic. 

-Predictions

1. What do I think I know about this disaster?
I don’t think I know anything about this disaster accept that a fire broke down somewhere 
2. What do I think I will find out about this disaster?
I think I will find what caused how the fire and how many people died. 

-Reading Comprehension

1. Why was Ballantyne’s an ‘exclusive’ store?
Because they sold expensive clothings and when afternoon tea comes, it was served by waitresses in aprons and caps
2. Where was Ballantyne’s department store located?
In Christchurch 
3. When did the Ballantyne’s fire occur? 
On November 18th, 1947 at 4:00 pm 
4. Why were the upstairs workers not told that there was a fire?
Because people thought that it was just a small cellar fire
5. How many people died in the fire?
41 workers have died because of the smoke and fire
6. What safety changes have been made as a result of the Ballantyne’s fire? 
Firefighters are now teaching us humans how to be safe when there’s a fire by ding drills and safety plans 

-My Notes

Video #1

  • Worst fires in NZ history
  • Destroyed Ballantynes store
  • Fire starts at 4 in the afternoon
  • 300 people
  • 30 hoss’s were used
Video #2

(I don’t have any notes on this video since it was hard to hear and it was also pretty long)

Digital Poster:



Reflection-
- What am I learning?
I am learning about the Ballantynes fire that no one has ever known what caused it 
- How does this work show my learning?
This shows my learning because I have written and even made a poster about the information I learnt 
- What am I wondering as a result of this learning?
I am wondering what if someone did know what had happened but it’s too tragic to even tell
- Looking back at my predictions, what did I get right, what was different and why?
Well at my first prediction it was kind of obvious that, that happened. Unfortunately for my second prediction, I didn’t get to find out how the fire started but for my third one I got my answer

If I had to be honest, I actually had zero idea of this topic. Like I thought that the Ballantynes was a country or city and I even thought it was in America. Luckily this taught me that it’s a department store in Christchurch. Anyways before you go can I ask, did you learn anything? Thank you for reading this post! See ya’ll next time :)

Thursday, August 12, 2021

Learning About Satellites

 Hey there,

This week I learnt about space. Although technically I was mainly taught about satellites, however there’s no complaints from me :)

I’ve never really thought of learning about space which means I learnt a lot this week but I’ll only tell you 3 of them-

  1. Mass means the amount of matter that an object contains
  2. A composite is any material that is made by combining 2 other materials
  3. Naomi Altman is the Avionics manager at the Rocket Lab in Auckland Office. 

Our next step was to turn these key words..

Satellite 

Mass

Law

Ingines

Composite

Launch

Software 

Joules

Space

Rutherford

Rocket

Payloads

Fibres

Sideways 

Turbopumps

Orbit

Stage

Altitude

Electron

Oxygen

Gravity

Earth

NASA

Azimuth

Direction

… from a book we had to read that was mostly about satellites and turn it into this:








To be honest this was kind of fun. Who knows? I might even consider myself learning more about space. Can you tell me anything you’ve learnt about space in the past? Thanks for keeping up with me, see you all next time!

Sunday, August 8, 2021

The Napier Earthquake

-Predictions 

1. What do I think I know about this disaster?
That it is a huge earthquake that happened in Napier
2. What do I think I will find out about this disaster? 
How many people died and how many places were destroyed 

Comprehension  
1. When was the Hawke’s Bay earthquake?
In 1931 at 10:47 am on the 3 of February 
2. What was the official death toll of this disaster?
It was 256 deaths
3. Where are two places that doctors set up surgeries?
At the Botanical gardens and at the racecourses
4. What is one benefit that came from the earthquake?
The new houses that are built give attraction to tourists 
5. How long did the main earthquake last for?
It lasted for 2 minutes and 30 seconds 
6. Why do you think children from this region were sent around New Zealand?
I think it’s because for the safety of the little ones 

My notes

  • Nz’s deadliest natural disaster
  • Veronica bell
  • Bell symbolises the earthquake 
  • 90 years ago
  • Morse code 
  • 300km north at capital of Wellington
  • Hastings is 20km south of Napier 
  • 12 buildings weren’t demolished 
  • 2 cruises from Auckland
  • Most damage is from fire
  • Many people injured 
Fact File- Digital




















What am I learning?
I am learning about the terrible disaster that happened in Napier
How does this work show my learning?
This shows my learning since I wrote down mostly every information I learnt about the topic and I even included 2 links that I used.

Friday, August 6, 2021

Learning About The Rowing Olympics

 Hi,

Because of the Olympics happening, in my hurumanu 1, the subject for my group to read and research about is the Rowing. 

One of our jobs is to write words and sentences outside a cloud like this one:









This is just a photo of me proving that I did this part of my work :)  


(This was actually a quiz about the games in the Olympics and so if you want to play it just click on this link)




This is all I have to post for today (I think), what is your favourite sport/s? Take care!

Wednesday, August 4, 2021

My Kahoot Project

 Hi,

In a Hurumanu 3, I believe they are teaching my class and I about disasters that have happened in the past. 

Our first mission was to look up some specific words that they gave us and then make a kahoot or a crossword to show that we understand what they meant and so here is the link for My Kahoot Project

Thanks for reading this but before you go if you were me, what would you have chosen to do? Take care!

Eating Chili

Aim:
I want to find out how long it takes to reduce the spiciness 

Research:




Method:

Equipment:
  • Hot sauce 
  • Toothpick 
  • Stopwatch
  • Water
  • Milk
Instructions:
  1. Get you equipment 
  2. Dip the toothpick in the hot sauce
  3. Suck the hot sauce off the toothpick 
  4. Start timing as soon as you eat it
  5. Stop the time when your mouth stops burning 
Result:

Straight chiliWaterCokeMilk
Time taken to stop the burning5:306:00 2:002:50

Conclusion:
I can conclude that for me coke was the best for stoping the burn. The water was the least helpful.

Discussion:
Why does the chilly burn your mouth and why does milk stop it?
-Because of the capsaicin tricking your brain that you’re on fire
-Because of the oil and the fat






Monday, August 2, 2021

Cook Island Language Week

1. Explain the bell for this week
As you can tell from the title, it is Cook Island language week and because of this my school chose a song that I think spoke the language 

2. Where are the Cook Islands? What are the names of the islands?
The Cook Islands are in the South Pacific Ocean and they are called Rarotonga, Pukapuka, Aitutaki, Mangaia, Manihiki, Mitiaro, Mauke, Rakahanga, Atiu, Penrhyn, Suwarrow, Takutea, Manuae and last but not least Palmerston Island

3.  What is the flag of the Cook Islands?







4. What language is spoken in the Cook Islands?
I think they speak Rarotonga and English 

Learning about Sir Edmund Hillary

 Good morning, afternoon or evening,

I learnt about Sir Edmund Hillary in hurumanu 1. Like how he was a mountaineer but before that he was a beekeeper, that he learnt his climbing skills in the Southern Alps and many more info but to be honest I knew literally nothing about him for example I didn’t even know he was a someone who climbed to the very top of Mt. Everest.

My job was to create a cloud of words describing him, climbing and some specific words in the resources we had been given and so here is an image of mine: 








You’ve made it to the end of the post (but unfortunately I have no prize for you). Thank you for reading this post, do you know anything else about him or did you only learn about him today? 

Thursday, July 29, 2021

Class Novel Review

1. What is the name of the book we have read as a class and who wrote it?                                             I believe it is called Holes and that the Arthur is Louis Sachar

2. What was the book about?                                                                                                                       A young man who still went to school but had unfortunately been accused of stealing famous shoes and had a choice between jail or 18 months of Camp Green Lake

3. Who was your favourite character and why?                                                                                         If I said someone else than Zero then I would be lying. I don’t know why, I guess it’s because of his personality

4. Did you enjoy the book? Why?                                                                                                 Surprisingly yes I did since it sounds so believable 

5. What were the similarities and differences between the book and the movie? (Write one thing that was the same and one thing that was different)                                                                                   When they had talked about the Camp it was how I imagined it and when they described Stanley on the book it was a little different to what he looked like in the movie

6. Did you enjoy the movie? Why?                                                                                                           Yes I did enjoy it too, it was probably because actual people acted the story 

7. Would you recommend the book? Who to?                                                                                                I mean I guess so since afterwards you can go and watch the movie version of it and if you’re interested in books that have a little romance then yes this book would be perfect

Wednesday, July 28, 2021

Blind Taste Tasting

 Aim:

I want to find out how we taste food 

Research:

What Are Taste Buds?


10 Fun Facts About Your Tongue and Taste Buds

Method:

Equipment:

  • Unknown food
  • Blind fold 
  • A person with a tongue
Instructions:

  1. Take your equipment 
  2. Wear your blind fold on 
  3. Hold your noise
  4. Place the food on your mouth and taste it
  5. Describe how it taste
  6. Release your noise and describe the flavour 
Result:
Food #1
When I ate the food it tasted (with my noise blocked) sweet and crunchy and when I took my hand away from my noise I tasted an apple

Food #2 
After I ate it, it felt crunchy too and bitter and when I unblocked my noise, I straight away knew what it tasted like, it tasted like an onion

Food #3
When I ate it, I tasted nothing but was still crunchy however when I took my hand out, I felt like taking it out because it tasted like a raw potato  

Food #4
It’s tasted sweet and felt sticky and when I took my hand out it tasted like a raspberry gummy candy 

Food #5
This one tasted sweet but a little sour afterwards 

Foods #6
This sixth one tasted really sweet and would make sense since it was sugar 

Food #7
When I ate it, it tasted salty and unfortunately I was correct

Food #8
As soon as I ate it, I couldn’t handle it already and when I let go I wanted to spit it out since it tasted like baking soda

Food #9
This last one tasted sour and that guessed was a good cause it was sour

Food #10
Never mind this one is the last one and it tasted sour-ish and when I took my hand out it tasted sweet-ish and sour-ish 

Conclusion:
I found out that I can taste better when I can breath through my noise and I also learnt that you should never eat these foods in a row since your stomach is going to hurt 

Discussion:
When I ate the baking soda I felt it near the back of my mouth.  
 

Monday, July 26, 2021

Term 2 Reflection

 Kia ora,

Term 2 has been amazing but if I talk about it all I might waste half an hour of your life and so I’ll write it down like this:

1. What was a Term 2 highlight for you and why?                                                                                      My highlight of last Term was P.E. because we played volleyball and football for a while (which are my favourite sports) 

2. What was a challenge and how did you show resilience?                                                                         I think a challenge that I had showed resilience was that one time were we always used clay but my hands are usually cold so I had to be really patient with myself 

3. Which option subjects did you do in Term 2 and what did you learn?                                                 I did digital tech, P.E. Drama and Art and I learnt how to create my own game on one of my class, play hockey, I learnt why some people wear masks on stage and I learnt how to use clay and make a stop motion 

4. What goals would you like to set yourself for Term 3?                                                                         Well my first goal I can set myself is to show resilience on some specific subjects I have for this Term

That is it, hope you have or had a great day! 

Tuesday, July 6, 2021

Shaping Up

Welcome,

I can rotate, reflect, translate and enlarge multiple shapes. 

In one of my Hurumanu classes, we’ve recently been assigned to enlarge a shape and create our own one to double the size digitally. 











The 2 on the top are the original shapes I have copied and enlarged twice the size. 

I don’t have a DLO for it but another thing I’ve been taught once more is reflection, translation, enlarging and rotation. I’ve also been learning about vertices, faces and edges of a few shapes (I also don’t have an image or a video of this too). 

Thank you so much for reading my post, when was the last time you’ve learnt these things? 

Wednesday, June 16, 2021

Paper Masks

 Hi,

Currently in my drama class, we are making paper mask. My aim for this is to make a mask that looks like the one from A Whisker Away. Something similar to do this:











For me to be able to make this, I needed:

  • 2 Plain white A4 Paper
  • Harder paper
  • Scissor
  • Felt pens 
  • Pencils
  • Glue
  • Eraser 
I began by sketching the ears and face part on the papers. Then I coloured it in with the chosen felts I borrowed. After that I snipped the pieces off and glued the back of them to the harder(ish) paper.  Once again I had to cut them out. Finally I stuck the pieces together and bended them a little to get the face shape. 
At last it was complete,













I know it’s not perfect, but I like it and had enjoyed making it :)



Monday, May 10, 2021

Reflection Of My First Term

What did you enjoy last Term?
Throughout Term 1, I have enjoyed mostly everything! But I guess I gotta be specific about what they are don’t I? Well they were my Japanese class, cooking class, Hurumanu classes, Friday sports and my form class for sure too.

What were the challenges you had to go through in Term 1?
Though some days in my classes I had a few little challenges but the thing is, since they’re only small problems, I don’t really remember them to be honest. 

What goals would you write down for Term 2? 
Not gonna lie I don’t really know any goals to set for myself this term. There could be so many I could do for myself but I guess my brain is just not working with me right now or there’s just to many to choose. 

That is all, thank you for staying this long. Hope you had a great Term 1 (I know I did). How about you, if you were asked these questions, what would your answers be. 

  

                  

Sunday, April 11, 2021

Q&As about Kate Sheppard

 Kia ora,

As some may know Kate Sheppard, while others know her as the girl who gave New Zealand women to have the opportunity to vote.

A few weeks ago, we were told to make a post of a NZ hero (by now you probably know who I’m doing). After choosing our hero, the instructions informed us to answer some questions.

To make this blog post a tiny bit entertaining, I made my Q&As on google slides


I hope this was a interesting for you even if it’s just a little bit. But before you leave I just want to ask, who do you believe is a hero? Thank you for staying this long, take care!