On Tuesday we had Te Kingas big day out. What we did was we went all around Moana while the 'accident group' kept on getting injured. When one of the people in the 'accident group' got injured it was the people that were in there group (we had been put into groups before we left) to make sure they survived. Then we had to make a shelter that would protect us from rain. Then in our groups we had to make a fire. Sadly my group got last place.
How good do you think you would do?
Today at school we used photos from camp and put captions on them. This is my favorite of the ones we did.
Last week we did Art smart. What we did was we took cool photos of water, then we edited them to make them look better. I took a photo of water droplets on a piece of grass, then to make it look better I made the picture slightly greener and blurred out the other pieces of grass. Here it is:
Why should you have hope? "Hope can be a powerful force. Maybe there’s no actual magic in it, but when you know what you hope for most and hold it like a light within you, you can make things happen, almost like magic". As Laini Taylor said. Another saying; "Nothing is imposible, the word itself says i'm possible". - Audrey Hepburn So if your feeling down, have hope as there will always be a way to feel happy.
NEVER GIVE UP!
All through term one my class have been doing geology! We had to make a poster for natural disasters and I chose to do volcanoes. On the poster we had to put ten facts, a picture of the thing we had chosen to do and of course a title. Here is the poster:
Birds have hollow bones that are very light and strong.
Their feathers are light and the shape of their wings is perfect for catching the air.
Their lungs are great at getting oxygen and they are very efficient for flying over very long distances without getting tired.
They eat lots of high-energy food.
When a bird is flying, their wings are flat so that the air flows easily around it in the direction the bird flies (like your hand cutting through the water or air). However as the air flows over the wing, the air flows faster over the top than the bottom because the wing is slightly curved on top. This means there will be more air on the bottom side, because the air is moving more slowly. When there is more air on the bottom that leads to a push and since the push happens against that wide flat part of the wing, this push lifts the bird. So that means a bird's wing slices in the air in the forward direction and gets pushed up from below the result is a flying bird!
I am writing a horror story about a young orphaned boy on an adventure with his friends Blue the husky Griffin the cat and Rocky the cockatoo. I am writing it out of interest at home and at school. Here is a snippet.
"Then after what seemed like ours but really was only minutes the party made it to the kitchen. It was musty, damp, cobwebby and distantly smelt of rotten fish. “This really is a horrible place but i'm so thirsty I think I'd better drink out of these taps”. So Jack twisted the nob and this strange red liquid came out. “AGGH”. Screamed Jack. “It’s BLOOD”! And sure enough it was blood. “Let’s get out of here”. Advised Jack. “good idea, good idea”. “Meow”. “Woof”. Agreed Rocky, Griffin and Blue.
So without saying a word they tiptoed along until they came to what looked like a library “noting here”. Announced Jack. So they left. But if Jack had two good eyes he would have seen the eyes on the books staring out at him… "
I have made a poem it is called funny bunny I hope you like it,
Once there was a bunny
who ate to much honey,
he had a sweet tooth
and was rather uncooth,
for he ate with his paws
which broke a few laws,
but eating all that honey was a definite mistake
because his whole tummy it started to shake,
and then there was a BOOM!
The bunny had just gone KABOOM!
Where there was bunny
there was just HONEY!
