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Wednesday, 9 December 2020

Te Reo Maori

 

These words explain the words in maori and I transfered it into english.
Hope you learn some new words.

Tuesday, 8 December 2020

Ako evening

 On a stormy not raining day  we had Ako evening, it was just us and Rm9 presenting something. If you dont know what Ako evening is when you present something to the whole school but yesterday was only Rm 8 and Rm9.

My class room, Rm 8 was doing different stuff we were doing the stuff that we learnt in 2020, I was doiung maths about measuring and my friend was doing DNA, I heard and saw people doing Algerbra, WW2 - WW1 and something like Refugee  in 2000 2015 something like that anywasys, we had alot of days to finish our presentation. When we finally finished our presentation we cleaned up the classroom, and made space for every presentation. Rm 10 was the luckly class because they came to our's first well half there class came cause it couldnt be full if it was full then it would of been frustrated. Every class came half by half, half in Rm9 and half in Rm8.

Here are some photos from the day.






















Thursday, 22 October 2020

wind chimes part 2

 Text download here


Define these words

  • Chinking

  • Make or cause to make a light. High pitched ringing sound.

  • Upriver 

  • at or towards a point nearer the source of a river.

  • Ponga

  • a tree fern found in forests throughout New Zealand.

  • Sentry 

  • a soldier stationed to keep guard or to control access to a place.

  • Pouwhenua

  • Pouwhenua or pou whenua, are carved wooden posts used by Māori, the indigenous peoples of New Zealand to mark territorial boundaries or places of significance.

  • Fatigues and masks 

  • Outfit like a jumpsuit.

  • Staffs 

  •  a group of people, as employees, charged with carrying out the work of an establishment or executing some undertaking.

  • Bivouacs 

  • a temporary camp without tents or cover, used especially by soldiers or mountaineers.

  • Solar lights

  • Is a solar lamp which gives light like a lamp but with batteries or no needed batteries.

  • Glow worms 

  • A bug that glows in the dark.

  • “Home in on us”

  • Focusing on something.

  • Searing blow 

  • Searing Blow is an Attack card for the Ironclad.

  • Remote 

  • Far away from everything.




  • What was mum's old job?

  • A teacher.

  • Why is the camp called ‘camp radicals’?

  • The camp is called radical because the people in the radical camp are fighting back the voids.

  • What is the tikanga about carving pou?

  • You have to earn the right to use the tools.

  • On page 42, why did Tre smile to himself?

  •  Tre smiled because when he saw the carving he knew it was his dads. 

  • What was the purpose of the pouwhenua?

  • There's a small camera to see if the voids are coming and if the voids are coming they can quickly pack their stuff and run. And two it's a land marker.

  • How could you describe where Tre put his bag down?

  • He took them to a long tent, the floor covered in flax mats and rows of bedrolls and sleeping bags. “Women on one side, men on the other. You’ll have to squeeze in

  • What were the people in the village doing BEFORE Tre and Muse’ arrival? And now?

  • They were practicing to defend themselves. The girl was learning pottery, somebody cooking, reading , writing and carving.

  • Who carved the pou?



  • Phyn and Tre's dad.

  • Why did Tre only murmur “nice one” to Phyn? (Rather than hugging him/celebrating/etc).

  • ???

  • Why was Muse leaving in the middle of the night? 

  • Because Muse had a tracker and the voids were coming, Muse was leaving because she felt sad she tried to keep them safe cause she finds out there are good people and she regretted her decision.

  • What was on Muse’s arm? 

  • A tracker

  • Who is Phyn in relation to the other characters?

  • Tres brother.

  • Why did Phyn hit Tre and with what?

  • With a taiha. Cause he felt like it was an intruder. 

  • Who will now follow in dad's footsteps?

  • The brother Phyn by learning how to carve.

  • Was it the Phyn was silent written in italics like that?

  • He was nervous.

  • What was their plan after leaving the camp?

  • To run away.

  • If you were Tre, what would you do in this situation? 

  • KILL HER TAKE THE TRACKER OUT OF HER ARM AND TIE IT UP ON THE BIRDS LEG AND MAKE FLY AWAY.





Friday, 16 October 2020

Inference RL - Litia


This slide show is about maths. This maths technically is asking you what happens next
reading stories and finding out awnsers.   

School camp explanation- Litia

 School camp explanation


School camp Is a great way to get out in the world without any destractions.


 Camp is somewhere you can communicate with people in person. There is no technology needed since you would have activities to do. There would be no social media, no internet, well what I know off.


There's basic activities like paddle boarding, kiyaking and rock climbing. The scariest thing about these three things is that paddle boarding can fall off the same as kayaking when you fall in the water its BLEEPIN scary cause you feel like your gonna drown and sink, for people that hate heights from climbing might not be your thing it will feel kind of scary at the top cause you feel like your gonna fall off it really depends on the size and the height of the wall.


My experience at camp was amazing I give it a 9/10 only because there was a lot of rumors and a lot of drama with the boys and some of the girls which was very immature and toxic of them because of them we had to go sleep early, the other thing is when we always got back from activities we supposed to come back lunch but only 4 people get to eat because they pack it away fast. But besides that, I had a fantastic time.


The basic things that are there to enjoy are the pool, water slide, park, more than 1 trampoline, Flying fox,  and the bunk beds. Some of the adult volunteers helped out, they had to pay $70 the whole school paid the rest.


Camp is amazing if you ever get an opportunity to go camp go cause this might be the only time you can go.






Tuesday, 8 September 2020

Why is it important to Learn how to swim.

                                              Why is it important 

                                                              to Learn how to swim?


The reason why it is important to swim is because if you are in a tsunami, lost in the sea you can swim your way back.


In 2019 there were about 82 people that had died from drowning because they couldn't swim. In 2018 there were about 68 people that had died because they couldn’t swim. In 2017 92 people have died because of drowning.  CLICK HERE TO LEARN ABOUT WATER SAFETY!


Swimming is a part of swimming because swimming will protect you in any waterways. Swimming is like an exercise, it's a water sport, it's cardio and you may feel like it gives you strength which is true. Swimming is really fun and a social activity.


If you don't know how to swim please please wear a life jacket or if you have a baby you can buy floaty arm thingings and you can buy those togs that have the puffy things inside of them. If you see someone endanger and no lifeguards around but you know how to swim HELP THEM IMMEDIATELY. 


Wednesday, 2 September 2020

Expectations while at the pools : Behaviour at the pools!

This is a slide show that explains what we have to do when we go to

the swimming pool. The five school values we have to show there is

AKO, MANAAKITANGA, MANA TANGATA, WHANAUNGATANGA AND KAITIAKITANGA. 

Monday, 10 August 2020

Room 8’s graph interpretation

 

Room 8’s graph interpretation


Rosie and Chanel - 15 year olds don’t get bullied as much as Year 9’s.

Kymani and Boston - Year 5’s get physically hurt the most.

Kordell and Saia - Almost 40% of year 5’s and year 9’s were made fun of or called names. 

Eve and Lemeki - Year 9’s are called names equal amount to year 5’s. 

Nitika and Litia - No 15 year olds reported they had been made to do things they don’t want to do. 

Stanley - 15 year olds get bullied the least because they are more mature. 

Mariah - Almost 40% of year 5’s and year 9’s were made fun of or called names BECAUSE their younger. 

Michael and Wesley - Year 5’s get bullied more than Year 9’s or 15 year olds.

Hope and Maria - Only year 9’s reported that they had embarrassing things posted about them online. 

Ana and Senitila -  15 year olds are not being pushed around to do things.

Fereti and Mathew - More year 5’s feel left out of games than Year 9’s and 15 year olds.

Railey and Davlyn - 60% of YEar 5’s reported that they have been bullied in some kind of way.


TRUE OR FALSE?

100% of Year 5’s have been bullied.

That is false. Year 5’ students only get 60% bullied. 


0% of 15 year olds reported they had something embarrassing posted about them online.

 That is true only year 9’s have been reported something  embarrassing has been posted about about 10% of students.


More than 20% of Year 5’s reported having something stolen from them. 

That is true they have about 25% students that have gotten something stolen from them.


50% of  YEar 9’s have been bullied.

That is false they only get bullied like 21%


20% of Year 9’s reported they have been purposefully left out of games. 

That is false it is not true they only get bullied about !8%.


Tuesday, 4 August 2020

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Intro- Humans and monkeys have a lot of similarities. They are both mammals. 


Mammals have live babies and not eggs, the babies drink milk out of them, they are warm blooded .

Humans and monkeys both have 2 legs and 2 arms. Humans and monkeys can't breath under water which is the same as    ground animals.As other species like turtles, and spiders, when turtles have their baby they would likely to leave their babies after born, spider they would just eat the babies.Mammals would stay and look after their baby feed it play with it they would grow up with the baby and when their older they would possibly stay together, so technically mammals don't abandon their babies, but other animals and insects do .Humans can pick up tools which are like monkeys. They both have thumbs which will hold the tool in your hand if you get a good grip.




So the humans have developed brains and the human lifespan = 82 years . And the human cooks their own  food and the monkey can’t hold their breath underwater and they have bigger brains than humans. And the apes live up to 39 years old . And the monkey eats plants to make their medicine to take care of the babies and the older parents.   



But the monkey is any primate that is not a human,prosimians and the bush there babies and other primitive primates . And the monkey makes up to three groups of simian primate, old world monkey and the new monkey. The other groups of apes. 


 

And so the humans were monkeys and after when they were monkeys they became a caveman and after when the humans were cave men they became a human and the human can do his own things like cook his own food and they put some tools and they bathe themself. 



And the monkey and the humans have a different way to have a relationship but they have different language to communicate to have a relationship. 


Monkeys and humans have different DNA because the Scientists have long known that chimps and humans share about 98 percent of their DNA. At last, however, one can sit down with two scrolls of computer printout, march through the two genomes, and see exactly where our 2 percent difference lies. 


Humans have adenine, guanine,  cytosine, and thymine. Monkeys Humans, chimpanzees and monkeys share DNA but not genes.


So the humans have fewer chromosomes than monkeys and the monkeys have more chromosomes than humans. And the humans have =46 and the monkeys have =48 chromosomes.So Jane Goodall is a primatologist and she is the world foremost expert on chimpanzees, and Jane is best known for her 60 years of study.      


Homo sapien is one of the several species grouped into the genus homo. Homo sapien is the only one  

.And so the chromosomes are part of the DNA of the humans and the monkeys.


Cheaked by Eve

This has Awesome explaining about the diffrences between monkeys and humans.




5 things that make graphs inaccurate


one way to trick you is not
 starting the Y axis at zero.
  
  
Another way to trick you is having number
 that are way to big on the y axis.

Sometimes people take data out
 to make the data look beter.




Eg: you wouldnt use a pie chart when showing
 something that changer overtime.

Going against can vetion means doing thing not normal-
 E.g: having green to mean stop and red to mean go.



Monday, 27 July 2020

Genomics anticipation guide


 This is a video where me and my friend
were making a video of Genomics anticipation guide.

Israelis and Palestinians


Genomics Reading - Notes/Vocab

Genomics Reading - Notes/Vocab
Monday 27th July 2020

GENOMICS is the study of genes that make up the body. 

Organism - a living thing (humans, bugs, birds, animals etc). 

XX - female
XY - male

Humans have 22 sets of chromosomes which are made up of A, C, G and T bases. These are in different combinations which change your physical appearance/characteristics. 


Identical twins will have the same DNA. Non-identical twins will not.

Monday, 23 March 2020



Predator Free 2050
85 million years ago NZ was one of the first countries to split apart from Gondwanaland. Gondwanaland is when all the land in the whole Earth was together in one big country - they split up and became the continents. This meant that the only mammals NZ has, either swan here or flew here. 


Because NZ is an island with no mammals, the birds, insects etc became defenseless (because they had no predators to hide from). Maori and Europeans settlers killed lots of animals, and brought with them predators from other countries (for example possums, rats, stoats, dogs). 


Those predators brought here by settlers, have destroyed our native birds/plants. NZ has one of the worst extinction records of any nation in the world. 


NZ has been trying to control the pests by using traps, poisoning but it hasn’t really worked. We need to work together to control the pests. 


It is everyone’s responsibility to control pests and protect native species - all New Zealanders. 

Friday, 20 March 2020

The most unvisited place.

The most unvisited place.

One morning at 3.30am there was a girl named Jackson. She was walking across the road in Paris in the town called lonely vill and spotted a building that had a lot of food. Jackson was a loving 17 year old french and candaidien girl, She said to herself “ I don’t really care because no one is in this town so i'm just gonna go steal”.  She walked in the shop and grabbed a bunch of food.

Later after she grabbed so much food she heard a big KABOOM sound she thought in her mind it sounded like someone else was here, but she thought to herself again that’s impossible so she went to go check it out. There was another person Jackson’s mouth dropped and she was so shocked to see someone finally. Jackson went up to the girl and said “hi my name is Jackson Lopez nice to meet you”. The other girl said “Hi my name is Sarah lopez and i'm about to kill you” bringing out her sword, Jackson was so scared but at the same time she wasn’t she said “lopez is your last name” “yeah” replied sarah “ so why do you care” , “just think about it don’t you think we might be related just put down the sword” said Jackson, Sarah started to think yeah we might be cousins so sarah decided to take her to her home where all of her family members live.

On the way to Sarah’s home they saw a man that was standing in the middle of the road holding a smith and wesson gun. The man asked what your guys name and last name they replied, its “Sarah lopez and Jackson lopez ”, the man said “hi my name is Tommy, Tommy lopez nice to meet you”. Tommy was wearing a black mask, a hoodie and black track pants with some Nike air forces, Tommy took off his mask and said “ my beautiful kids” they both snapped into tears and said “DAD!” All of them started crying. They were so happy together.

When Sarah took them to her house the mother was their and all the other family members. They were so happy to be reunited. Then after a couple of years people started visiting the town. Lonely vill was known as the most visited place and is now called Lopez town.

Wednesday, 18 March 2020

UNWANTED VISITOERS- Earth wednesday reading task

Exploring Antartica

Exploring Antarctica

Rushing through the freezing snow a group of people were going to explore a mountain called Mount Fries land. Gabby, known as the 21 year old and kinda scared of bigfoot said “guys we are nearly there”.

Gabby's friend Kehlani, 6 years older than her, said “ I can’t believe I'm here. I wanted to come here years ago, just to see sea animals they are the cutest! That's why I became a blogger to blog about sea animals”. An hour later they were at the mountain, Gabby’s assistant Enzo was jumping up and down excitedly. Gabby was happy to see her 25 years old assistant happy. As for Alan (the impatient 37 year old) fun one was excited to climb he said “ I love climbing that’s the only thing I do in life to be honest”. A few minutes later they were at the Mountain, they all hooked up a rope and a carabiner on the harness around their waist.

When they started to climb Enzo was the highest person on that mountain. All his friends were below him,  tied together making a long line that spread down the cliff face. He was climbing too fast; his rope was accidently cut by a sharp rock. His friends plummeted to the snow below and were terrifically alright. He was holding on two rocks by his fingertips. Enzo shouted out to his friends “ GET HELP!”Gabby quickly called the ambulance on her satellite phone. They said “that they will be here in a couple of minutes”. Gabby said “ just hold on there be here in a minute. The ambulance rang again and said “ we have a little problem with the helicopter just keep him comfortable”, Enzo replied nervously “ i’m just gonna jump”. When he did he safely landed on the snow. Everyone was relieved and happy they went up to Enzo and said “are you ok”, he replied “yeah the snow felt like a soft pillow, it cushioned my landing”. The ambulance came in a helicopter. The people in the ambulance helicopter lowered a ladder and they climbed up later they took them home and one of the men said “ be safe bye” All of them replied saying “ THANK YOU!” so loud.

At the end everyone had a terrifying moment.But they each told their story to any relatives and they made sure they were never going to go back to that mountain, but they all live the same ordinary life.

Monday, 10 February 2020

What is Te Whare Tapa wha/Hauora.

What is Te Whare Tapa Wha/Hauora?

Hauora is thinking about the 4 dimensions (parts) of Maori health. It is represented by a 4 sided house (called a Wharenui). The 4 sides are Taha Whanau (social), Taha Tinana (physical), Taha Wairua (spiritual) and Taha Hinengaro (emotional). All 4 parts are important and need to be equal - if one is not healthy, the others are affected.

Taha Tinina (physical health) includes

Fitness, Healthy food, don’t eat too much junk food, Sleep so you can rest and wake up with a lot of energy,
Showering, Brushing teeth, and drinking a lot of water.

Taha Wairua (spiritual health) includes
I believe in god,Jesus, Moses, I believe in everything in heaven.

Taha Hinengaro (emotional health) includes Depressed, Anxiety, Angry, Desperate, Disappointed, upset, Surprise, Anxious, lonely, Disgusted, and terrified. 

Taha Whanau (social health) include
My friends in school, My family (8 sisters including me and 4 brothers).

Friday, 31 January 2020

Week 2, Activty 2, Day 1. (SLJ). Jessa Rogers.

Jessa Rogers was 24 years old when she won the NAIDOC youth of year award, she is now 34 years old.

I found out by using album rythme it is 2020 right now but in 2019 I too away 10 years from her age,
eg: 34 years old
-   10 years from her age
Equals 24 years

https://twitter.com/Jessa_Rogers/photo

Wednesday, 8 January 2020

Activty 3, Day 5, Week 1. Summer learning journey. Sanchin Tendulkar.

Today I will be talking about a man named Sachin Tendulkar and telling a few facts about him.

1. Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar is a former Indian cricketer. He also has the highest number of runs in both Tests crickets and one day Internationals.

2. Sachin's full name is: Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar.

3. Sachin has impact on many people's lives. Some of the comments is about how he, appreciates people, Respects people. Which makes people feel good if they are play cricket at a low age.

Thursday, 2 January 2020

Activty 2, day 5, week 1. Summer learning journey. Swimmimg to saftey.

Yusra and her elder sister fled the syrian war and set off on a perilous jourey to find saftey in Euorpe In Summer 2015, they flew to Lebanon to Turkey before departing for Greece in an overcroweded dinghy.

Fifteen minutes in the sea crossing, the boat's engine failed. As people knows Yusra is a profesional swimmer so she determined to not let and of her pasangers down. Yusra her sister, and two other people dived into the waves, holded on the boat and swam for three and a half hours in the open water, saving live sof 20 people.

1 year later Yusra go notice of strong skills and for being brave she was recongize by the , Internatonal Olympic Committee. Yusra competed at the olympic games in Rio in 2016, helping to repesent 65 million displaced people worldwide.