Waiouru Museum Robbery

Today for reading we were researching about a story. My partner Tiava and I worked together to find the different perspectives of the story. We choose to read about the Waiouru Museum robbery. This event happened in 2007. A man named James Joseph Kapa was caught stealing 96 military medals. These medals were gifted to the museum by the families who have lost loved ones in the war. We also wrote our opinion on the situation.

Tech Reflection - Art

Today for tech, I was working on transferring my designed onto a piece of paper. Today I just finished coloring my designed on a piece of paper, now i'm transferring it onto a piece of wood. After I finish my transferring my next step is to color the piece of wood. I enjoyed transferring my art onto the piece of wood because it challenged me.

The Highwayman Summary

This week for reading we, read a poem called the Highwayman. The Highwayman was a narrative poem that tells a story. This poem was about a women sacrificing herself to worn the Highwayman that their was danger. We read each paragraph and talked about what had happened so far to our group. After we finished reading the poem, we created a DLO telling a short summary about the poem. I think this poem was interesting because it tells a story.

Kiwi Can

This Week for Kiwi Can our theme is Respect. We talked about what value we had at school, our school value is CARE, C is Confidence, A is Attitude, R is Respect and E is Excellent and Inactivation. We also talked bot rules, why we need it and how it helps. We also played a game were theirs two teams, and they had to convince the person that's listening to decide if we should, or shouldn't have that rule. I really enjoyed Kiwi Can This week, and on the Weekend I'm going to show respect to the people around me.

New Zealand Shake Out

Recently we have been learning about the National Shakeout Day. This event is held to remind people of what to do when there is a earthquake. My partners Mataio, San Kyaw and I worked together to create a DLO about earthquakes. We answered questions about what you should do when there is a earthquake and why it is important to be prepared for an earthquake. We also talked about how a earthquake can stat and the affects of one.

Peace

"This week for inquiry Joshua W and I have been collaborating be finish this DLO off. This DLO tell us about the man Mahatma Gandhi who promoted peace and made it become a thing, there is also a collage about the different peace symbols and a explanation about one of the peace signs. Did you know the peace sign symbol was mostly used in the United States in 1958 during the nuclear test."

How have Camels adapted to their environment?

How have camels adapted to their environment?

Have you ever wondered how camels survive in the desert? Camels survives in the
desert because it has special features that protect them from the 42 degrees sand.

Have you ever wondered how camels survive in the desert? Camels survives in the
desert because it has special features that protect them from the 42 degrees sand.

Desert is a dried place but the camels can walk on because they have pads on they feet
and also on their chest, so they can lay down on the hot sand. Camels have fat in their
humps because it stores food.

Camels doesn’t get sand in their eyes because they have double layer eyelash. They
don’t get sand in their ears because they have hair in it that protect it from the sand.
They also don’t get hair in they nose because they can close their nose. Camels have
thick lips so they can eat cactus.

Camels can survive in the 42 degree dessert because it is used to it own environment.
They can also drink up to 46 liters of water in one go which is 42 of 1 liter coke
bottle. Have you ever wondered why camels lives in the desert.

This Week for writing we write an explanation about Camels and how they adapt to
their environment. Before we started our writing we watch 3 video clips, we also got
our books because we needed it for our planning. I enjoyed writing this week because
I learnt about Camels and how they adapt to their environment.