2011 Christchurch Earthquake
So this week and the week before we have been working on the 2011 Christchurch earthquakes here is my work on it.
I am a student at in Uru Mānuka. In 2020 I was a year 8 and in 2021 I will be a year 9. This is a place where I will be able to share my learning with you. Please note....some work won't be edited - just my first drafts, so there may be some surface errors. I would love your feedback, comments, thoughts and ideas.
2011 Christchurch Earthquake
So this week and the week before we have been working on the 2011 Christchurch earthquakes here is my work on it.
Mars rovers
so in science we have been researching about mars rovers . here is my work on it.
Aim: Can I navigate my way in a straight line without using my senses
Q1. What are our five senses?
Sight, Sound, Smell, Taste, and Touch
Q2. How do people get lost in the jungle?
People might not be able to find there way back and starts to walk in a big circle
Q3. Do you have anything special about your legs?
My legs aren't the same size in length
Hypothesis
Because my left leg is longer than my right leg, (I think I will go in a zigzag formation)
Method:
Equipment
.Bucket
.blindfold
.safety partner
Instructions
1.put cotton wool in nose and ears
2.Put blindfold on
3.Put bucket over head
4.Get a partner
5.get the safety partner to spin you three times and line you up with the flag
6.start walking in a strait line
7. Write down how you did and how you felt
What happened / Results:
When I put the blindfold and bucket over my eyes and head. When I started to walk I felt like my safety person was leading me in the wrong direction but it turned out that I was going in a straight line but it left like I was walking right.
Q1. What is a magnet
Magnets are made of iron metal when all the atoms spin in the same direction a magnetic field is formed
Q2. Draw a magnetic field around a bar magnet
Q3.How does a compass find north?
A compass will line up with the magnetic field and point south
1.Telephone / Mobile Phone
So this way of communicating is the fastest way to communicate because if you send a text message to someone it delivers it in about 1 second and it's really fast to type if you spend lots of time texting on your phone. How does a text send? When you send a text it goes to a cellular tower over a pathway called the control channel. Then it goes to a SMS center (short message service center) resends that message to the tower closest to the recipient then it goes to their phone.
2. A radio
Radio transmitters work by supplying a rapidly changing electrical thing to a radio antenna like the ones on specific cars. To create a changing electromagnetic field. The speed at which these currents change controls the speed at which the electromagnetic field around the aerial changes. This is measured in hertz (Hz).
3. Paralinguistics
I don’t know much about this so I got it from the internet. Paralinguistics makes a reference to vocal communication that is different to any language. This includes points such as tone of voice, loudness, inflection, and pitch.
Consider the powerful effect that tone of voice can have on the meaning of a sentence. When said in a strong tone of voice, listeners might interpret approval and passion. The same words said in a hesitant tone of voice might convey disapproval and a lack of interest.
Why can't people hear you scream in space?
Sound is a mechanical wave, which means that it needs substance to travel through, such as air or water. In space, there is no air, so sound has nothing to travel through. If someone were to scream in space, the sound wouldn't even leave their mouths.
My Holiday.
My holiday was quite boring because me and my mum had to drop my dad off to Southern Cross to have surgery to get a cyst removed from his hip bone. Then me,my mum and my brother went to an escape room called the dark wizard at Escape Artists it was quite fun to do but it took us 1 hour and 6 minutes to get out of the room. Later on me,my mum,my brother and my brothers girlfriend went out for dinner at Joe's Garage. When we got home I stayed by myself because I didn't want to go see my dad in recovery or go to the beach at like 9:30 pm. The next day we picked up my dad from Southern Cross and when he got home I had to help him out with doing things around the house that he can't do at the moment.
Bye.
TE WHARE TAPA WHA
Taha tinana is your physical wellbeing. It is about how your body grows, feels and moves.
Some key things to take care of taha tinana are doing physical activitys, healthy eating and spent time with pets and family.
Taha hinengaro is your mind, heart, conscience, thoughts and feelings. It’s about how you feel.
When taha hinengaro is strong, you can better cope with life’s challenges. You can express your feelings and reach out for support from friends and family.
Your spiritual essence is your life force – your mauri. This is who and what you are, where you have come from and where you are going.
Spiritual wellbeing can be expressed through beliefs, values, traditions and practices that support self-awareness and identity.
Taha whānau is about who makes you feel like you belong, who you care about and who you share your life with.
Spending time with whānau, doing things for them and getting involved in things. gives you a feeling of purpose, connection and wellbeing.
Becoming A Martin
Hello these are some questions that I have done about mars.
When can a mission to mars (or from mars) happen? 2024 Why? Because the earth and mars will be the closest they have ever been
What are two geological features from mars? Place in the solar system its the 4th planet from the sun,the length of a mars year is 687 earth days
What is one solution from the story about oxygen on mars? Rely on bacteria and plankton
If there is no rain on mars,where does the water come from? It comes from ice under mars dirt and soil.
How will people get food on mars? What is a possible solution?use giant mirrors that could direct sunlight onto polar ice caps thawing all that carbon dioxide. Eventually it will be warm enough for plants to grow.
So in hurumanu 4 we have been writing stories about heroes and villains story. This is my story and my drawings. I'm proud of my story.
Silent Slaughter
No one knows Dave the tall muscular 38 year old man with gray haired guy,wearing all black clothing with a cops belt with a gun in the holster that he stole from a dead cop. He looks out his camper van window at 9:35pm. He goes for his nightly walk. His walk isn’t normal; he walks with his back pushed in and his arms swinging around crazily.
One dark, cold and windy night people were slumming around the extremely blazing hot campfire. Dave snuck up behind one of the five people and pushed them into a blazing hot fire and burnt them to a crisp without no one noticing Dave pushed that innocent person into the blazing hot fire.
Then he was silent, not even a trace of Dave has been found. One month later he starts to kill innocent people again. He starts to kidnap and murder people sneakily and silently. Some people heard screaming from somewhere. The cops came and tried to get in his trailer but it was locked (Dave wasn't in the trailer) The cops couldn’t find him.
Dave tries to push another person into the campfire but gets caught. The innocent person calls the police and gets them to come as soon as they can. Dave starts to run and hide. When the police arrive they search the entire trailer park and then Nigel finds Dave in the most random place under someone's trailer. Dave refuses to get arrested but Nigel takes Dave to the cop car. Dave gets sentenced to prison for 25 years.
Level 3
Roald Dahl Comprehension Questions
1. Where was Roald Dahl born? Llandaff, Cardiff, United Kingdom
2. Name three of Dahl’s children. Tessa Dahl,Lucy Dahl,Theo Matthew Dahl
3. Who played Roald Dahl in the film of Patricia Neal’s life? Hugh Bonneville, Keeley Hawes
4. Who famously illustrated the majority of Dahl’s books for children? Roald Dahl is the author behind some of the best-loved children's books of all ... one of the most remarkably inventive in the history of English literature. ... He stayed in Dahl's famous writing shed to compose the screenplay and ... wood to her cane every night is as good an illustration of gaslighting as yo
5. How do we know that Dahl was inventive?The Great Mouse Plot. If the reports of his childhood from Boy are anything to go by, Roald Dahl had an inventive streak from a very early age. The central part of The Great Mouse Plot - putting a dead mouse in a glass sweet jar for the unsuspecting Mrs Pratchett to find - was, as he says, his own stroke of genius.May 28, 2015
My Speech
So The In Last Week We Have Been Making Speeches About A Topic That We Choose
Rotary Engines
In Japan 1954 Mazda Made The First Piston Less Lightweight Engine Called The Rotary Engine.
This Was A Crazy Invention And Since They Made This They Have Continued This Til Today And Are Gonna Continue Making These Engines For Ages.
.The First Rotary Car Was The Mazda Cosmo Sport With The Original 10B Rotary.
The Name Of The Guy Who Made Rotary Is German Engineer Felix Wankel He Came Up With The Idea At Age 17.
Down Sides Of Rotarys
.They Blow Apex Seals A Lot Especially With The Older Engines
.The Rx8s Engine Only Last Till 100,000Kms Then They Blow Up And Need A Rebuild
.The Fuel Goes Down Quite Fast When Your Going About 90Kms
.When The Engine Gets Damaged It's About 3K-11K To Get it Repaired