Types of Government (By Lily and keisha)

Shark Invested custard

1.A planning strategy 2.Spacing the hoops appropriatly 3.Taking time to do the task 4.Group communication +roles 5.Listening to your team 6.Using positive language 7.Playing fairly 8.Helping eachother 9.Not cheating 10.Coming up with different ways you could do the challenge if we failed the frst time

Speech about Nancy Wake (1 min +)

How has my week gone? (Wananga reflection)

 My week has been Alright I guess because I had a pretty good time in Art,Gym and Japanese this week.

In art i finished my painting and blog post so i got to start on the roller painting.The way roller painting work is Firstly you roll out some ink with a roller then you get a thin clear layer of a plastic sheet. Then you roll a thin layer of ink onto the plastic sheet. After that you place a piece of paper onto the plastic sheet and draw whatever you want onto the paper (with a pencil/pen). Then once your done you lift up then paper and whatever you drew on the opposite side made the ink transferred onto the side of the paper side that was faced down.

On Thursday I had Gym, an I really enjoyed it because we played soccer. We got put into four teams and I was put into a team with Keisha, Garick, Jaren and a couple of other people. Our team Won all of the games we played and had one game off. We also had Gym today and we played Multi Sport and I was on a team with Evan, Abby, Hrishal and Emma.

When we had Japanese on Tuesday it was fun because we learned a new row of letters in hirigana. We also got to do a quizlet live.

Interpesonal skills-Drawing in pairs

Inter personal skills-Drawing in pairs.

Me and keisha paired up and we had to explain a picture to each other while the other drew.

What Ip skill did you show/use today? Did you use any warm fuzzies?

The IP skills i used today was when I communicated with keisha and tried my best to tell her the exact details of the picture in front of me. And we used warm fuzzies by encouraging each other.

How did it help with the success/lack of success, of the activity?

Using interpersonal skills it helped me understand keisha and draw more accurately.

Who did you work with that went well today?

I worked with keisha and it went well bc the drawings looked somewhat similar and we had the same idea.

If you were to do it again, how would you do it differently?

I would try and explain the  details a lot more accurately and try and use sizes and shapes of things as an example of how to draw it.

What levels of Helisons behavior model were you working at in this activity and provide examples of this?

Interpersonal skills

I would rate my IP skills on this activity a four because I was listening to keisha carefully and respectfully, I was being sensitive and explaining everything well enough so she could get a fair idea of what to do and I was Not mucking around so we could do more than one each.

Glossary Kahoot (English)

This is a Kahoot we had to make in English where you need to try and answer the questions correctly by answering which one you think is the right meaning for each word. And there are 20 questions to answer.

Biography about Nancy Wake. (Humanities2021)

Dirty Water Experiment

Dirty Water Experiment

Aim: We are trying to make a solution back into a solvent and solute.

Method:

1.Use a 250mL beaker 200mL of water.

2.Add 2 spoonfuls of dirt.

3.Add 10mL of oil.

4.Add a spoonful of pebbles.

5.Stir it for 2mins.

6.Label a iece of paper with your names and place it under your beaker.

7.Take a photo of your experiment.

Results:

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Day 2

Aim: The aim is to make the dirty water clean again.

Method

1. Make sure all funnels all lined up

2.Slowly pour dirty water into the first funnel

3.Make sure it is not going to leak before starting your blog

4.A group member needs to check it every 5 minutes

Discussion:

Firstly you mix the solute (dirt) and solvent (water) and mix them together making the solution (dirty water). 

After That we added more solvent (oil) that made the water and dirt separate. Now that there is a lot more solvent it dilutes the water and oil.

After that we filtered the water with a cloth and filter paper Three times and it partly worked but the water solvent was still a little bit yellow.

It kind of worked but the water was still yellow and undrinkable. The things I would do differently are adding more filters and so the water comes out more clear.

Results:

Dame whina Cooper

 Who is Dame Whina Cooper?

Dame hina Cooper ONZ DBE (9-December 1895-26th March 1994) respected kuia, who worked for many years for the rights of her people, and particularly to improve the lot of Maori Women.

What makes Dame whina cooper unique?

Aged 80, Cooper led the 1975 Maori land march from the Far North to Parliament (1,000 kilometres), inspiring countless New Zealanders. The march put Maori Treaty grievances on the national agenda and made Cooper a symbol of Maori cultural revival. She was affectionately dubbed 'Mother of the Nation'.

What is dame whina cooper most famous for?

Dame Whina Cooper, of Te Rarawa descent, was born in 1895 in northern Hokianga. She is best known for leading the famous 1975 land march (also called a hīkoi) from Te Hapua (in the far north) to Parliament in WellingtonWhere was Dame whina cooper from?

What is Dame whina cooper culture?

Dame whina Cooper is Maori.

When/Where was Dame Whina Cooper born?

Dame whina Cooper was born in Te karaka.

Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela was a South African anti-apartheid revolutionary, political leader and philanthropist who served as President of South Africa from 1994 to 1999. He was the country's first black head of state and the first elected in a fully representative democratic election.

Maori Heroes Timeline

 In English and Social Studies we are doing a task were we learn about famous people and who they are. This activity is to choose a person and make a timeline of different things in their life

Ruia Morrsion Timeline

-1937-Ruia was born

-1956-Ruia had won her first NewZealand Single

-1956-1965-Ruia had won Six singles and seven double titles

-(not a time but development over time)-Ruia Morrison Claim to fame- The only Maori Player to reach a Wimbledon 1/4 final

By Lily

Fact file about six60

In English and Social studies we are doing a learning task over these few sessions about some famous people and some information about them. This task was to research and give a fact file about either six60 or Stan Walker. Zoe, Keisha and I did Six60 and Charlize and Alexis did Stan Walker.

By Lily And Zoe