The Moon - Painting

 

Fun Facts about the moon: 

The Moon is Earths Only Natural Satellite. It orbits the Earth.

The Moon has water ( Nasa Says)

The Moon could be made from a piece of the Earth.

The Moon is the only moon that Earth has, but some planets like Jupiter have way more

The Moon has different phases depending on its position in orbit.

The Moon has heaps of craters which are holes from asteroids. Some are really deep and wide.

Task Description: Kia ora! Today I learnt some facts about the Moon and painted the Moon. It was really fun, I painted with my home class teacher Mrs Stone, Madi, Nadia and Aye Myat. It was really fun because the girls were talking about stuff that I have no idea existed, they were also very weird and laugh every minute ( A complement it was funny). It was really hard to gluing the tissues onto the paper for me. It was nice because I suck at painting so I just speed ran it and it worked out quite well because I wasn't overthinking. My favourite was cleaning my hands because it was nice having clean hands. Hopefully I paint again next term or do a big create activity like this.  

He Aha?

 

Task Description: Hello today I learnt some words in Maori, Its really good because now I can tell people what colour there hair is in Maori.

Term 2 Animation - Watch This Space

 

Task Description: Hello, This term I had to do an animation about Space, In the video above this text I do a animation about all the planets in this solar system. I really liked learning all the facts and theory's this term. I learnt so much and put the facts into this short animation! One of the things that helped making this animation was time. It was hard to draw each individual planet.

- Watch this Space     

In a parallel universe

In a parallel universe 

 In a parallel universe, Queen Kong was fighting a kangaroo armed with Nerf guns. Queen Kong pulled out a tutu out of nowhere and put it on and got a power up. He spun around and the kangaroo in shock said “Please have mercy! Queen Kong continued spinning and the city people saw Queen Kong using his special move. “BOOM” he created a huge crack in the ground because the kangaroo dodge and began to dash out of there. Queen Kong has once again saved the city.

Task Description: For This six sentence story I had to use a city, A Gorilla

( Queen Kong), A Tutu, Shock, !, "".

It was fun creating this masterpiece.

The Moon - Rona and The Moon

 

Task Description: Hello Today I learnt about the moon and how it works. It was nice learning about the moon because the moon is Earths Moon. Fun fact : The Earths Moon name is ' The Moon'. This is linked to earth and beyond because this is earth moon.

Kei te haere au ki - Te Ao Māori

 

Task Description: Hello today in Te Ao Māori ( Ms Tapuke's Class ( Year 7 Math/Homeclas) )

It was good learning in her class again, Anyways means where your going or where to go. 

Now I know how to tell people where i'm going and doing what where i'm going. 

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KPMG - My Experience

 KPMG - My Experience  

KPMG was an amazing trip for the extension kids and other kids, here's how our trip went: 

KPMG stands for Klynveld Peat Marwick Goerdeler.

First of all for the trip (This is common sense). I of course had to find a buddy, And I just saw Waris so I pick him.

On the bus me and Waris was arguing about whos family cooks better food. Of course I won the argument.

Me and Waris were inside the infinity room and saw these adults staring at us. They explained to us what KPMG does and the work office. I really liked how they were making us really uncomfortable with there adult jokes. Once we sat down we got to pick our 7 person group and pick an random element. My group was Water, The people in water with me were Austin, Kauri, Kristopher, Candice, Waris, Milltina and Kalani.

 We got to do some experiments that involved with our elements. Water did a experiments to see what ice would melt fastest, Earth made ooblak, Air did some making gas to fill up balloons and Fire did the floating spiral paper with fire.    

 

Overall the employees were pretty chill and I did like how they explain the experiments in fun ways. The food was great and yummy.

Think Critically

 

Task Description: Today I Thought Critically about these questions and answered them carefully. 

I read a lot of facts and It turn out a lot of them they were not even relevant.

Of course I had fun with the other one's but not the Hong Kong one's because they were really confusing.

I hope that Hong Kong gets better and the protesters bill problems get resolved.  

Perfect Perimeter

 

I need to have lunch so I will do this after sorry

Kiwi News

 

Task Description: Kia Ora, Today I wrote about this tornado that attack 3 people.

This is really sad because one of the three people unfortunately died.

Its 

Dazzling Decimals

              Dazzling Decimals

We are learning to add and subtract up to three decimal places

What is 244/1000 as a decimal?0.2440

What is 55/100 as decimal?0.550

What is 12/1000 as a decimal?0.1200

1.5 + 0.4 =1.9

0.6 + 0.9 = 1.5

1.7 + 2.5 = 4.2

2.7 + 0.6 = 3.3

1/10 + 0.47 = 0.48

5/100 + 0.25 =0.255

0.45 + 0.42 = 0.87

0.56 + 0.17 =0.73

0.67 + 0.91 =1.58

0.555 + 0.014 = 0.569

0.9 - 0.33 = 0.63

0.7 - 0.45 =0.35

0.55 - 0.45 =0.10

0.76 - 0.29 = 0.53

2.5 - 0.78 = 2.28

1.7 - 0.999 =0.299

0.934 - 0. 244= 0.4242

0.944 - 0. 119 =0.443

Write the following as a decimal, fraction and percentage

Fraction	Decimal	Percentage
1/2	0.5	50%
2/10	0.2	20%
1/4	0.25	25%
1/8	0.8	1%
35/50	0.35	35%
5/100	0.5	5%
6/10	0.06	0.6%
2/5	0.20	20%
1/50	0.1	1%
1/25	0.1	1%

Why does Matter Matter? - Mrs Nada

 Why does Matter Matter?

By Austin and Rae Jae

1. The three basic properties of matter are Solid, Liquid and Gas. Check

2. All matter is made up of tiny particles called atoms (which are made of quarks). Check

3. Volume is the amount of space that matter takes up. Check

4. Mass is the amount of matter an object has.Check

5. Liquids take the shape of their containers. Check

6. Gases do not have a definite shape or volume. Check

7. Liquid does not have a definite shape, but they do have a definite volume. Check

8. Solid Matter has definite shape and volume. Check

9. A chair and Ice are examples of solids. Check

10. Juices and milk are examples of liquid. Check

11. Helium and oxygen are examples of gas. Check

12. Solid Ice is melting when it is changing into a liquid.Check

The Jacket - Part 4

 

Task Description: In this task today I read the Jacket chapter IV and I made a prediction. I didn't really notice a thing about Daniel in this chapter. I really think that Phil is noticing that he is prejudiced now.

I gonna read the next chapter soon. 

The Seasons - Inquiry

 

Task Description: Hello, Today I was learning some interesting facts about the seasons. I liked learning this I 100% didn't know that summer was a thing

Polynesian Panthers - Group Project

 

Task Description: Today me and my good friends have done a group project on the Polynesian Panthers . Me and Aaron, Millitina, Chaun, Rongo. I had a lot of fun creating this cause I got to see all my friends strengths and weakness. I really liked doing this. 

The article and video that helped us was from NzHistory. We just used the video. 

I hope we could this this again in the future.   

If there are not four pages that means one of the boys deleted it.

Decimal Fractions - Level 1& 2

 

Task Description: Kia Ora Today me and my friend Lincoln did some converting fractions and decimals, Mixed Fractions and also improper and proper fractions the hardest things for m are just decimal converting and some mixed fractions. But I bet with a little more of learning I could master these fractions easily. I'll of course be doing more of this kind of pre-algebra. 

I hope I can keep improving, I'll keep doing my best I can do.

Roman Colosseum - Information Report

 Roman Colosseum - Information Report:

In more ancient times of Roman, The Colosseum shone with glory, warriors clashed against beasts and combatants, thousands of viewers glared at the battle scene each day, so why is it in the state it is today?

The History:

The colosseum was built between 72 AD and 80AD, The colosseum consists of stone and concrete. The Colosseum was able to seat roughly fifty thousand people at a time and was originally called Flavian Amphitheater, however, it’s now known as The Colosseum. It was constructed by tens of thousands of jewish slaves under the rule of the Emperor Vespaisen, but Vespaisen had died before the construction of The Colosseum was finished, so it was opened by the Emperor’s son, Titus.

The Battles:

The battles inside of the colosseum were mainly used for gladiatorial contests and the gladiators used them for animal hunts, executions, reenactments of famous battles, and dramas based on Roman Mythology, and stories. One of the tournaments lasted one-hundred days. In the colosseum, though gladiators didn’t always battle to the death, quoted by experts “roughly four-hundred-thousand warriors had died fighting for glory.”  

The Modern Day Perception:

The colosseum is famous because it’s origin featured gladiator battles that took place during roman empires. Moreover, (Dion Cassius) claimed that nine-thousand wild creatures were slaughtered in the one-hundred days of celebration which inaugurated the amphitheatre. The Colosseum was damaged by the great earthquake of 1349 and had broken half of its stadium. The Colosseum has gained a large amount of popularity in the Modern Day, especially after Ridley Scott’s Gladiator.

Conclusion:

The Roman Colosseum is still a great influence to this day, and has amazed historians around the world, and though it’s in bad condition, it shall survive for thousands more years to fascinate millions of people.

This information report was made by myself, Austin and Aaron.

Specials thanks to Austin he was the guy who correct everything wrong me and Aaron did.

Fractions Star

 

Task Description: Kia Ora, Today I did some fractions divided by and times table ofs.

Its was confusing but Kauri explained the first slide to me then I picked up momentum and finished it easily. Have a good day

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Mastering equivalent fractions!

 

Task Description: Kia Ora, Today I just finished mastering equivalent fractions. I just notice that the other people are doing a different assessment then me. It turns out that I did the wrong task :/ This task is much more easing then I started. I really like fractions now that I actually used my brain.

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How To Make A Quality Blog Post - Cybersmart

 Cybersmart - How To Make A Quality Blog Post

Task Description: Task Description: For this task I explain how you can create a quality blog post as good as this one. The requirements to at least have a simple quality blog post having a description, good/hooking title and good labels. You can find out how to make a by using this the slides above this description. Remember to leave a cyber smart comment. 

You can use templates if you are lazy or use a YouTube video if this blog post does not help you.