For inquiry, we started a project about the commonwealth games. For our task, we had to pick a country that is competing in the commonwealth games and find out information about the country. This is how mine came out.
Sunday, 15 April 2018
Commonwealth Games - Tuvalu
For inquiry, we started a project about the commonwealth games. For our task, we had to pick a country that is competing in the commonwealth games and find out information about the country. This is how mine came out.
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Friday, 13 April 2018
Cadbury chocolate factory - Persuasive Writing
Cadbury chocolate is a well known famous brand. The Cadbury chocolate factory is known for having their rich, sweet and smooth creamy chocolate. It’s a tragedy to say on Thursday March 29th 2017 the Cadbury factory closed due to the issue of money. The reason why the Cadbury factory is closing down is because in Australia the factory is way cheaper.
I strongly believe that the Cadbury chocolate factory should stay in New zealand, not only because it's what we are known for, it’s because of the history that has happened throughout these past years. Another reason I don't want the Cadbury chocolate to go is that they might change the recipe so it won’t taste the same.
In Addition, another con is that the people who worked there lose their jobs. In New Zealand that is a big problem. Did you know that there are more than 900,000 people unemployed. We did not need a much loved chocolate factory to close its doors on the workers.
Lastly, I think it’s really important for the Cadbury factory to be in New Zealand because our chocolate was originally made in New zealand and has had a 150 year history. The Australian's keep stealing our things. In New Zealand, I think we need to make our own things, because there’s always things that get sent from other countries to New Zealand.
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Writing
Tuesday, 10 April 2018
Tapa Cloth Reflection
For maths, we are learning about translation, rotation and refelxtion through tapa cloths. These were my results:
Are you pleased with your accomplishment? Why / Why Not? I am because I like the way it looks and I liked the process in making it.
2. What were some of the most interesting discoveries you made while working on your Tapa Cloth? About the task? About myself? Surprisingly, I learnt that when bleach goes on dye it will turn white. Successfully my tapa had reflection, rotation and translation, which was my goal after completing this task.
3. What were some of my most challenging moments in making my Tapa Cloth and what made them so? After when my dye was dried, I had to bleach to make some details white. The challenging bit was when I had to go in the detail and I would try not to bleach on the brown dye. Later, luckily we could fix up the mistakes with some brown dye.
4. What would you do differently if you were to make a Tapa Cloth again? Make sure the designs are more detailed.
5. What / who helped you with your Tapa Cloth? At the start we ruled 3 by 3 cm squares to help us with the designs. At the end, thankfully we could dye over our mistakes.
6. What could you modify / alter on your Tapa Cloth? If I made another design my Tapa would look more bold and outstanding than it already is.
7. What aspect of your Tapa Cloth are you most proud of? My favourite part of my tapa is my design, it’s not really bold but I like that it shows rotation and reflection
Are you pleased with your accomplishment? Why / Why Not? I am because I like the way it looks and I liked the process in making it.
2. What were some of the most interesting discoveries you made while working on your Tapa Cloth? About the task? About myself? Surprisingly, I learnt that when bleach goes on dye it will turn white. Successfully my tapa had reflection, rotation and translation, which was my goal after completing this task.
3. What were some of my most challenging moments in making my Tapa Cloth and what made them so? After when my dye was dried, I had to bleach to make some details white. The challenging bit was when I had to go in the detail and I would try not to bleach on the brown dye. Later, luckily we could fix up the mistakes with some brown dye.
4. What would you do differently if you were to make a Tapa Cloth again? Make sure the designs are more detailed.
5. What / who helped you with your Tapa Cloth? At the start we ruled 3 by 3 cm squares to help us with the designs. At the end, thankfully we could dye over our mistakes.
6. What could you modify / alter on your Tapa Cloth? If I made another design my Tapa would look more bold and outstanding than it already is.
7. What aspect of your Tapa Cloth are you most proud of? My favourite part of my tapa is my design, it’s not really bold but I like that it shows rotation and reflection
Wednesday, 28 March 2018
Writing - Plastic waste
As you put your rubbish in the rubbish bin it doesn't always end up at the dump.There is an 80 percent chance that your rubbish is either in the ocean, killing the sea animals or polluting our environment. Scientist believe that by 2050 there will be more plastic than fish in the sea.
I want you, yes you to be a litter free person. How? You may ask, well there are many different ways to be a litter free person. One of them is to only eat nude foods such as salads, fruits etc. Nude foods are those that have no plastic wrapping.
I strongly feel that we should use lunch boxes.Using containers makes you more organized and easy to use.You can use containers for salad, noodles, rice and other lunch foods. So you don't need to use food with wrappers. In addition, another way you can make your school litter free is to have separate bins in which rubbish goes in. For example putting image on the rubbish bins, so that even the little kids can be litter free and it will also help them along the way, so they know where the put there rubbish.
Furthermore, I vehemently believe that we should use worm farms. Worms farms make good soil, its good for food scraps and plants.Using compost bins is good for helping worm farms. The worm eat the food scraps and process it, later it becomes soil. When the worms eat the food, they provide nutrients to the soil.
Lastly, if you be a litter free person it will make a difference on the environment. Spread the news, and become a litter free person. If you become a litter free person, we can live in a safe and healthy environment.
I want you, yes you to be a litter free person. How? You may ask, well there are many different ways to be a litter free person. One of them is to only eat nude foods such as salads, fruits etc. Nude foods are those that have no plastic wrapping.
I strongly feel that we should use lunch boxes.Using containers makes you more organized and easy to use.You can use containers for salad, noodles, rice and other lunch foods. So you don't need to use food with wrappers. In addition, another way you can make your school litter free is to have separate bins in which rubbish goes in. For example putting image on the rubbish bins, so that even the little kids can be litter free and it will also help them along the way, so they know where the put there rubbish.
Furthermore, I vehemently believe that we should use worm farms. Worms farms make good soil, its good for food scraps and plants.Using compost bins is good for helping worm farms. The worm eat the food scraps and process it, later it becomes soil. When the worms eat the food, they provide nutrients to the soil.
Lastly, if you be a litter free person it will make a difference on the environment. Spread the news, and become a litter free person. If you become a litter free person, we can live in a safe and healthy environment.
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Writing
Tuesday, 27 March 2018
Model T Car
For reading, we are reading a book about hybrid cars, fuel powered cars and electric cars.
We had three options. We could either write about the model t car, compare all the types of cars or
make a digital learning object on renewable car and non renewable cars. I picked the Model T Car.
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We had three options. We could either write about the model t car, compare all the types of cars or
make a digital learning object on renewable car and non renewable cars. I picked the Model T Car.
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Wednesday, 21 March 2018
Comparing foods - Occasional & Everyday foods
For health, we are learning about how to compare foods. On Friday March 9th, the senior hub walked to New World to write down Occasional & Everyday foods. We had to compare foods. We looked at how much fat, salt, sugar, energy and dietary fibre that was in healthy and Occasional Foods.
Wednesday, 14 March 2018
Softball tournament experience
It was such a good day. On 1st of March, the Years 7 and 8 girls went out to play at a softball tournament at May Road Memorial Park. The tournament was a girls only tournament. Once we arrived there the grass was long and wet. Already I felt sand flies on my legs and from that moment on I knew it would be a long day. As soon as we started warming up, we were all getting hyped up and ready to play. Our first game we played with Ponsonby intermediate. 4 - 7 to Ponsonby intermediate. Our second game we versused st joseph's which was a draw. After that game we loss against mt roskill intermediate and the scores were 6 - 7. So we won against passadena the score was 10 - 0.
At the end of game we all congratulated each other because of the game. For our team Havana and Charlee were the pitchers. I was second base and central zone, so I had to swap with Angel. On first base was Melianna and sometimes Sayonara. That day I was very pleased with everyone’s great attitude and sportsman. At the end of the day we got back in our taxi we started singing to our songs loudly and dancing. That day was really fun and I hope I play more softball in the future.
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Sports
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