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Random Facts To Keep You Sharp #1

Norman Lloyd is Hollywood’s oldest working actor. The 104-year-old has worked with Charlie Chaplin, Robin Williams, and  Amy Schumer.




Your liver can regrow itself in three weeks.



The first item sold on eBay was a broken laser pointer.

UV LIGHT

This Term, Justice, Maanas and I did a term long task about UV LIGHT. We built our own UV Sensors that displays the UV rating/index. with help with a man named Ray

The Fly

WALT: Communicate the theme of the text via static image

This week and last week we did answered a slide which concerns the text The Fly by Katherine Mansfield. The story is about a unnamed person named "The Boss" whose son died in WWI. He sees a fly trapped in his ink pot and repeatedly takes it in and out, until it died, like a soldier in war.

THE FLY Static Image

New Scooter

WALT: Work on solution in logical, step by step order

Last week we did a DMIC maths problem concerning probability.

The Sniper

WALT: make inferences to build a deeper understanding of a text

This week we had filled differnt question relating to our work this week. 

CONTINIUUM

WALT: Place Organisms On A Continuum.

Today in Room 4 Genomics we learnt how to place things and organisims on a continuum.

PROBABILITIY - FOLLOW UP T4W4

WALT: Take risks to share our mathematical  thinking

ROLL OF THE DICE T4W4

WALT: Take risks to share our mathematical thinking

DNA NOTES

Date: Day after Guy Fawkes

LEGEND: Dna, chro (chromosome), nuke (nucleus) genes

INTRO:
Are Dna, chro and genes related?

We, plants and animals are made of Trillions cells
You can only see cells with a microscope
The nucleus is the brain
Each chromosome contain different DNA
Humans have 23 pairs of chro’s
Chromosomes are made out of DNA
Each DNA base is made out of A T C G
The chro is in the nuke, and the nuke is in the cell
Only C and G, T and A, G and C fit together due to their shape
Codon = Word
Gene = Chapter
Chromosome = Book
When a sequence of of 3 protein bases is like a word = Codon
Then when 5 or thousands are like a chapter = gene
If you have more genes you can read it properly.
2(+) genes = chromosome
Genes made out of codon
Codons made out of Nucleotides (Bases) (A T G C)

Labour Weekend T4W3

WALT: Take Risks To Share Our Mathimatical Thinking

This week we learnt about probablity

TRACKING MY LEARNING (FINISHED)

Last term in room 4, our inquiry was about genomics. We had to fill out a slide with our learning. This is my whole terms learning

Cheek Cells

Today in Room 4 we are studying cheek cells through the microscope in our class.

Our hypothesis: Our hypothesies is that by looking through the microscope we will see cells and organelles.

There are our equipment: we had a lollypop stick to swab lepa's mouth for the cheek cells, A slide to put the cells in, sodium chloride to make our cells more "slippery"

It was fun.

TRACKING MY LEARNING Stage 1

For the term we had the topic of genomics and part of that is this tedious presentation. What you see here is stage one, and stage two will be posted next term

Things About Organelles

Today on Room 4 Inquiry we had to fill in a doc about cells

Animal Testing Poster

Animal Testing Poster.

King Digestion + Viewpoint

WALT: To use factual information in our writing

This week in Room 4 Literacy we had to answer a few slides relating to digestion, animal testing and others

Cats Vs Dogs

Cats vs Dogs the age old question regarding which household pet is better. Some like dogs and Some like cats. But i’m a Dog person so here is my essay on why dogs make better pets than cats.

Point #1 - The Protection of Dogs

Everybody wants protection, and what’s better than a Dog? Some dog breeds specialise in protection. Like a Doberman or a Boxer, two big and intimidating dogs which will surely protect You, Your house and Your family.

Point #2 - Potential

The potential of dogs are what make them such a great animal. Imagine you’re blind and alone, what else can guide you to point a to point b? A short, stubby cat? No, a hip high dog? Yes! Breeds like a Golden Retriever, a Bullmastiff and a Great dane are perfect for their height and intellect. Making them great service dogs.

Point #3 - Dogs promote activeness

Cats are lazy and stay at home all the time. While dogs are fun and love the outside and fun interaction is key for a good relationship with an animal. And some dog breeds love play like: A Border Collie or a Belgian Tervuren promoting an active lifestyle

So I hope that this piece of writing has persuaded you to be a dog person if you were not already.

Thanks For Reading!

Sports Shed

WALT: Make Sure Each Person Can Understand And Explain Group's Solution

Mince and potato salad

 Today Justice and I made Mince Gravy with Potato Salad on the last day of cooking in Tech.

Step 1- Boil the potato until it is cooked.

Step-2 Fry the mince with onion add 1 cup of Bisto and flower

Step-3 Serve with potato salad

Zebrafish and Inferencing

WALT: Infer And Make Judgements About A Text.

This week in Room 4 Reading we did a task on zebrafish and inferencing

KPMG Trip Numero Tres

Today in Extension we had a trip to a Major sponsor! Yes, we had the privilege to go to the city and visit our mates at KPMG. We learnt about sustainability in our oceans. And walked to a cool building with... Compost Toilets! and like at the building they talked about sustainability in our oceans. Then lastly we built a creation based on a Maori God and Our Group did great!

Thanks again to KPMG for letting us go to their building! 

Butter Chicken

This week in Tech @ Tamaki we made Butter Chicken and this are the steps.

Step 1: Dice the Onion and Chicken

Step 2: Fry Until Cooked

Step 3: Add Butter Chicken Sauce, Spices and Cream

Step 4: Stir for 10 min and serve with rice
               
Step 5: Enjoy!

Mince Wrappers

Today at Tech Justice and I made Mince Wrappers This is how we did it.

 Step 1: Dice Onion and fry with mice until cooked

Step: Add two tablespoons of flour and half a cup of hot water, stir for 5 mins, and take it of the heat.

Enjoy!

Do Aliens Exist? Yes

This Week In Room 4 Litracy we debated on how Aliens Do or Do Not Exist. Well I Believe They Do Because Of The Points In These Slides

Vegetable Garden

WALT: Ask Questions To Clarify Other People's Maths Thinking

This week in Room 2 Maths we learnt how to calculate area from the shape's perimiter.

Chicken Wrappers 👌

Today in Cooking at Tamaki Justice and I made Chicken Wrappers. We worked hard together to concoct a delicous wrap here are some mouth-watering pictures of our beautiful piece of art.



INGREDIENTS:

LETTUCE
TOMATO
MAYO
WRAP

The tREE Of Life

The Picture on above is the Tree of life and this week in Room 4 we learnt about how biologist Charles Darwin made a theory on how animals change and adapt due to the climate on where they live.

Shaping Up

This week in Maths in Room 2 we did a problem which incorporates area51 and perimeter. My Peers and I did a pretty good job.

QUICHES

STEP 1: Whisk 4 eggs with One Cup Of Milk

STEP 2: Dice the Ham

STEP 3: Add Cheese, Line up the Pastry and into the muffin tray

STEP 4: Bake in 180 Degrees Celsius for 20 Mins

Am I Alive?

Today in Room 4 we made a slide about how we know something is living or not. All of us made this and you can see other answers in the Room 4 individual class blogs.

A Drawing Of A Scientist

Today on the first day of Literacy in Term 3 we had to draw a picture of a scientist from our TV decieved imaginations. I ended up great with an Unoriginal Scientist 👍

Scatch Project Prototype

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/316209087/

This is Just A Prototype

neW feNcE

WALT: Explain Solutions Using Story Context And Maths Terms

This Week in Room 2 Maths we calculated the solution on the slide above

w̵H̶a̸T̷'̴s̴ ̷f̴o̸R̵ ̸b̶R̸E̴a̴K̸F̴a̴s̶T̸?̴ T̸2̷W̸9̴

WALT: To Explain Solutions Using Story Context And Maths Terms

This week in Room 2 Maths we figured out a problem using fractions and the story.

Kumara Matata

Today in Tech we made Kumara Frittata. And here are the steps!

STEP 1:
Peel the Kumara and grate in chesse grater

STEP 2:
Whisk 3 eggs with 1 cup of milk

STEP 3:
Mix with Kumara and pour into the baking tin

STEP 4: 
Bake 180 degrees celcius

STEP 5:

Enjoy!

Pad Thai

Today in Room 4 we ate Pad Thai and Kimchi.

Pad Thai:

The Look: A String of pasta with peeled carrots.

The Smell: REALLY GOOD

The Taste: Lemony, A hint of Salty, Sweet and Sour.

Kimchi

Today in Room 4 we ate Pad Thai and Kimchi for our inquiry.

Kimchi:

The Look: A pale square and string pieces.

The Smell: Spicy and cold

The Taste: Not that spicy and like cabbage

Pasta Lavista

For Tech Justice, Maanas and I made pasta. Complete with onions, bacon and carrots.

"Captain" James Cook

WALT: Analyse, Evaluate and synthesise information from a complex text 

This week in Room 4 Literacy we answered questions about "Captain" James Cook when he went to map the "Great Southern Continent" 

Short Blog Post About The Empanada

Today in Room 4 four we made a traditional dish from the South American country Argentina: The Empanada.

The Look:  The look of the empanada is trangular and flaky.

The Smell: The smell of the empanada is like the dish Hopia/Bakpia. 

The Taste: The empanada is sweet and a hint of spice. It seemed minty and capsicumy.

How Is Olive Oil Made?

Do you know how to make Olive OIl? If not here is an essay which will explain how to make Olive Oil.

 Do you know what olive oil is? Olive oil is an oil extracted from olives. It is used in gourmet or regular kitchens. It comes in a variety of types like: Extra Virgin, Virgin and Refined.

Firstly, the olives are hand or machine picked from their trees. The machine is called an automated harvester and it shakes the olives off the branches. They get washed to take away the twigs and leaves. Then they get shipped away into a factory to be processed.

When they arrive in the factory, the olives are grinded. They have to be grinded slowly because when there's too much friction the grinded olives are heated. When the olives get over 27° the oil loses value as it should be cold pressed.

Next the grinded olives get spun in a machine called a centrafuge. This machine spins the pulp quickly to separate the oil from the fruit and water. It works because the liquids are different densities. The pulp gets recycled as it is used for fertilizer or animal feed.

Then that oil gets stored into steel tanks and it is siphoned into bottles. The bottles are dark green to block out UV light which would damage the oil. The bottles then get labeled.

Finally the oil is sent to supermarkets to be sold. Now you know what the life of an olive is as it is turned into olive oil!

Orienteering In Extension

Today in Extension, Mr Jacobson taught us about compassed and we did orienteering. Mr Jacobson prepared a course for us. There was 10 dots with letters and degrees on them. We had to go in a zig zag navigating through the course trying to get the correct letters to spell a word puzzle that was on our paper.

Cooking an English Breakfast

There are the delectable English breakfasts that Maanas and I did in tech. It includes crispy toasted bread, Baked beans, Tasty Sausages and perfect scrambled eggs

                                                                             

Directions for cooking:

Toast Bread

Scramble then fry eggs

Cook Bacon

Heat baked beans

Then cook sausages

Enjoy!

                                                                                             

North America ILYL

A informational slide of the continent of North America

Information Report VS. A Narrative

Today in literacy me 5 other pupils did a brainstorm about the characteristics about a information report, and what's different about a information report from narrative writing

Most Common Ways Room 2 Maths Class 2019 Travels To School.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ml-ph11HWvXPMMw8IoWtqSsZoPuCjSyB1YuerzmmUVE/edit?usp=sharing

Scratch Project #1

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/313337355/

A scratch project where I tried to make a fuctioning scratch game/project

Cooking Muffins

Today in tech me made some very delectable chocolate muffins. Made by Maanas and I this soft in the inside and crispy on the outside chocolate muffin was made with these ingredients:

1 Cup of Self Rising Flour

1/2 Cup of Self Rising Flour

1/4 Cup of Cocoa

1/2 Cup of Sugar

1/2 Cup of Milk

1 Egg

1/2 Cup of Oil

2 Tbsp of Yogurt

Mix All To One Bowl

Put In Oven

20 mins 180 Degrees Celcuis 

Enjoy!

Smart Bin

For Extension Maanas and I paired up invent a bin that will revolutionise the bin industry forever. I may be a bit exaggerating but it may just help our "Bincurity" do their jobs easier. Our invention will include a array of techincal abilities. I will include the things on the picture above and some other things aswell. Other abilities it has are remote control and a live stream camera for navigating. Maybe this will truly ignite the rise of the robots. 

Eh   

Europe ILYL

Today in room 4 we learnt about the beautiful Europe. From Italy to France and some interesting facts.

Yr8 Camp 2019

I step outside my porch to greet the morning air, excited because today the 15 of May 2019 we have the annual Year 8 leadership camp.

Step forward a bit and we were stepping on the bus. I sit at the back with my friend Jaylim. The ride was eventful with singing and joyful stories. When we arrived we sat down on the damp ground in our team lines: Kauaeranga, Thames, Kauri and Coromandel. I was in Kaueranga with one of my best friends Lepa.

Some time later we had our first activity: Air Rifles. We shot some metal studs at some paper targets. I had about 3 turns when it was time for dinner. We had very delectable tacos (Yum!)

The second day we had some more activities like: Flying Fox, Paintball, Go Karts and Railway jiggers. The Go Karts was the best because my boss in my school jobs said helpful tips about how to to good so I made it in about 1m and 30 seconds in 3 laps. Then in dinner we had some delicous butter chicken and had a polyniesian themed night. The teachers made us make an group item and me and my friend Lepa sang and we had a ginourmous round of applause and we ended up winning our group talent show. Then coming second overall!

The third and last day we ate breakfast and cleaned our rooms and bunks. Then we had awards from all the activities. After we jumped on the bus and traveled for about 10 minutes before arriving on a water garden called Ngatea Water Gardens. It was a "Joke Garden" Because a lot of comical props and thingymajings in the water garden. After all of that we rode for an unknown amount of time (because I slept) and arrived on Pt England School ground. We grabbed bags and made our way to the "Breeze" then after a bit of banter we went home.

This camp is one the best camp I've been to, because my friends were there and I tried out alot of things I would normaly do. But learned alot and this camp will forever be remembered.

THE END

Moving Shapes T2 WK2

This week we had to solve a problem about coordinates and shapes. We made a 6 point dot and took the coordinates of the points. The paper said to add 6 to the x value and leave the y value unchanged

Imagination Stories #1

                                                                    Warning!
This story is only my imagination some are wrong or nonsensical. So… here’s the most random story

One day in a suburban neighbourhood named Kingsman there was a boy named Kieran Tripp he went to a school named Kilham Primary. His life was eventful, he had many companions and adversaries. His best friend Leo had a sesquipedalian last name it was Olteforionetulopoltec9olaolmetobevifaffff687

Then one day while they were doing literacy and Kieran wanted to go to the bathroom when inside, Kieran noticed something unusual. He saw a metal barrel filled with toxic waste. It was just there in the floor lying down like a forgotten doll. He touched it nudged it with his foot and suddenly… it burst open and for some reason the drain connected with the water supply. I thought “Which doltish person built the bathroom!?”

Then I went out to stop people drinking water but alas a year 5 pupil drank the water, people lined up behind him do drink as well but. So I ran as fast I can to stop them drinking but I was bad at running so… I tripped. Then a another kid saw me then said… “That’s why your last name’s tripp.” Then he laughed and left.

Then I noticed the wasted contained metal and turned the kids… ZOMBIE ROBOTS! So I grabbed the nearest thing a metal pole. I defended myself with the pole whacking the ZOMROTS away. I tried to find refuge but then I saw the pole glowing, and I realized… It was a magic pole! So I went back to finish the ZOMBOTS. I saw a open shipping container and forced the ZOMBOTS into it to be never seen again.

Everybody noticed what I did and gave a medal. It was nice I’m thinking of being a hunter when I grow up. Eh

Longitude and Latitude Defenitions

Today we had to make a definition about longitude and latitude

My New Zealand Map

 Task Desc: This term our inquiry is "I Like Your Latitude." We leant about compass directions. We had to look at the map of New Zealand and compare different places using the compass directions. For Example: Whangerei is approxamately 116 KM's of Auckland

My Term 1 Holiday (The Last Day)

My holiday was eventful, I had to go to my moms work, I we wanted to watch "Avengers Endgame" But the seats were sold out so we didn't get to go watch it. So saw JB-HI FI and bought the "Aquaman" movie.

Then we went home to watch the movie we turned the light off. Then we watched it, the story went like this... I'm joking I won't spoil the movie.

Google Translate Word Story

I had an idea where I write a story where I take the words and put it in google translate then, change it to different languages then different or same words come out. The story is about a boy named Jakey Mclikker and his adventures

One day a boy named Jakey McLikker who lived across the street from his school. He was confident… Very confident. To the point where he would do anything in public. Like one time he jumped on a stage while a band was playing and he sang his favorite song  “We Are Number One” From LazyTown, and he sang it dreadfully bad. Everybody Booed at this terrible singing, but he still sang, one even threw a potato at him but he carried on making headlines around the world earning the nickname “Confident Likker”

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Once Jake Maclekker, a young boy who lives near the school. I think it is absolutely firm. Public Works. Lazy showed a lot of funny songs and his beloved, named «The First Dear». All but suffered a terrible song, they still read it and wore it. However, they will continue to understand the world "Rick Hui (Hicks Hui)».

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As you can see it’s different nonsensical and as I said different.

English - Japanese - Catalan - Irish - Bosnian - Bulgarian - Azerbaijani - Hawaiian - Danish - Korean - Belarusian - English

The End… ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

At Least I Posted ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I'm here at where my mom works, It's nice here tons of ritzy artwork (like what you see behind me). Pretty busy because it's taco tuesday. 

My Journey

For the last 5 weeks we were told to make a animation about our journey to New Zealand. And lots of people are from an array of countries and I am the only one from the Philippines.

The Caged Bird

Walt: identify the language features in a text

This week we answered questions base on the poem by Maya Angleou. 

My Haiku 1

I like outside games

They are really good for me 

and it makes you fit

Famous People Talk

Today on the 10th of April 2018 we had the privilage to get a talk with some famous people. We had Jason Young a builder, Fiona Bakulich a TV Star and Tanielu Tele'a a Rugby Player. They talked to us about their journey then we asked them questions. Like what were your dreams when you were little, how is it doing your job and how much do you get paid.

Thanks for reading!

Pictures:
Fiona Bakulich from the Television Program the Casketeers

Jason Young from the company Dysart

Tanielu Tele'a a rugby player for the blues