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Monday, September 21, 2020

Daylight Savings

Hey everyone,


Welcome back to my Blog! Today I have to answer some questions about Daylight Savings.


When Does Daylight Saving Happen Each Year?

Daylight savings starts on the 27th Of September ( Sunday ) at 2AM and ends on the 4th Of April 2021 ( Sunday ) at 3AM. So it happens every last Sunday of September.


What Year Did Daylight Saving Start On NZ?

It started in 1927. The current times have been fixed since 2007.


Why Was Daylight Saving Started?

People wanted to save money because they didn't want to pay for power and because people want another hour of daylight.


Read the following article and Write A Paragraph On Whether Or Not Do You Think That Daylight Saving Should Continue In NZ.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/107348361/times-up-should-we-end-daylight-saving-in-new-zealand

I think daylight saving shouldn't continue because we are losing a hour of sleep.

Do All The States In Australia Have Daylight Savings? Who Does? Who Doesn't?

In AustraliaDaylight saving is observed in New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania, the Australian Capital Territory and Norfolk Island. Daylight saving is not observed in Queensland, the Northern Territory, Western Australia, Christmas Island or the Cocos (Keeling) Islands 


Write 3 Tips To Help Others Adjust To Daylight Saving This Weekend.

Go to bed earlier

Relax before you go to bed

Stick to your bedtime routine.


Thank you for reading this Blog Post!

Where are you from and when does your daylight savings start?

See you next time! - Goodbye!


Thursday, September 17, 2020

Student Summit

 Hey Everyone,


Welcome back to my Blog. Today I want to talk about my experience at Student Summit.

I was in a group with Shelby, Hayley, Hannah, Riansha and Kirsty.


Our job was to teach others how to use Canva. Since we're at level 2, we did it on a Google Meeting. There we're at least more than 10 Schools there.


After the presentation, we got to join other google meetings to see what other schools were working on but it started lagging and none of us got to look at the other schools work!


Anyways, thank you for reading. I think next year I will do it again.

Would you do the Student Summit if you had the chance?

See you next time! GoodBye!








Wednesday, September 16, 2020

Maori Language Week

 Kia Ora Everyone,


Welcome back to my Blog. This week is Maori Language Week so I had to make a DLO. I created a SlideShow to help you with some words.

Here it is...


Thank you for reading my Blog Post.
What country are you from?

See you next time - Bye!

Thursday, September 10, 2020

Maths & P.E

 Hey everyone,


Welcome back to my Blog. It's almost the end of the term so I decided to reflect on my work.

This whole term we have been learning about. Perimeter, Area, Volume and Heart Rates. Let me explain all of them.


1. Perimeter... 

To find the Perimeter of a rectangle for example, you have to plus all the sides. 

2. Area...

Area is when you multiply the Length and the Width of a shape.

Here is an example of Area and Perimeter.

Group

Court

Perimeter ( M2 )

Area ( M3 )

1

Basketball

( Gym )

28m+15m+28m+15

P - 86

420m

2

Tennis

( Outside )

11 + 2 + 11 +2 

P - 26m

22m

3

Badminton 

( Gym )

23 + 6 + 23 + 6

P - 58

138m

4

Netball

( Outside )

30 + 15 + 30 + 15

P - 90

450m


3. Volume...

Volume is when you multiply the Length, the Width, the Depth.

4. Heart Rates

First we had to check our resting pulse rate by putting 2 fingers on the side of our necks or on our wrist.
Then we did some Exercise then checked our pulse rate.


Fitness Activity 

Result

Heart Rate After 

( BPM )

Resting Pulse Rate

70


Agility Run

26secs 59milseconds

100

30m Sprint

6secs 13milseconds 

80

Beep Test ( 10 Min Run )

60  ( 4.2 ) 840 Metres

120secs 

Vertical Jump

2.3



Anyways thank you for reading my Blog Post.

What is your resting Pulse Rate?

See you next time! Goodbye!

Solar Oven

 Hey everyone,


Welcome back to my Blog. 

Last week we had to go into groups of 4. I went in a group with Tia, Nici & Nevaeh.

We used Cardboard, Tin Foil, Tape & Bamboo Sticks to make a Solar Oven to make Smores. The teachers gave us a chocolate biscuit and 2 tiny marshmallows.

Here was the finally results of our Solar Oven.



  

The Smores kinda worked...

The chocolate kinda melted but the Marshmallows didn't.

Anyways thank you for reading my Blog Post.

Do you think you would try this?

See you next time! Goodbye!


Wednesday, September 9, 2020

Tongan Language Week

 Malo E Lelei Everyone,

Today's blog is all about Tongan Language Week. I have made a DLO / Renderforest to teach you some Tongan sentences and words.

Here is the video...

( Click on the Tongan Flag ) 

Flag of Tonga - Wikipedia

Thank you for reading this Blog Post.

Are you from Tonga or have a family member from Tonga?

See you next time! Goodbye!



Thursday, September 3, 2020

Hurumanu 3 Solar Energy

Hey everyone, 

Welcome back to my Blog. Today I want to talk about Solar Energy!

What is Solar Energy?                                                                                                                  Solar Energy is light and heat that comes from the Sun.

I worked with my friend Michaela to make this Google Drawing.

Here are some facts about Solar Energy...



Thank you for reading this blog post.

Do you use anything that uses Solar Power?

See you next time! Goodbye!




Wednesday, September 2, 2020

Planet Detective

 Hey Everyone,


Welcome back to my Blog. Today I want to share with you answers to questions about Gravity.


1. What are 2 reasons Mercury lost most of it's Atmosphere?

Mercury is so close to the sun, the solar wind blows pieces of Mercury away  

Mercury has lower Gravity


2. Compare How Close Mercury & Earth Are Closest To The Sun

The answer is negative 92.631, Mercury is 58 Billion Kg away from the Sun and Earth has 151 Billion Kg away from the Sun


3. Compare How Much Mass Mercury & Earth Has

The mass of Mercury is 0.055 and the Earth will have 20 times more mass than Mercury


4. How Does Not Having An Atmosphere Affect The Temperature On Mercury?

It gets Colder, there no Oxygen, the hottest Temperature 430C and the coldest Temperature is 180C 


Bonus - Where do the name Mercury & Whiro come from?

Whiro is the Lord Of Darkness and Embodiment of all evil in Maori Mythology. Mercury was a Roman God that was really fast.


Thank you so much for reading this Blog Post!

If you can go to Space, who would you take?

See you next time, Bye!

Red Pandas

 Hi Everyone,


Welcome back to my Blog. Today I wanted to share with you my Red Panda SlideShow that I made with my friend Ahron. 

A Red Panda is not a bear, not a racoon or a giant panda. No one knows what they really are.

Anyways here is the SlideShow... 


Thank you for reading this Blog Post.
Do you know any other facts about Red Pandas?
See you next time - Goodbye!

Tuesday, September 1, 2020

World War 1

 Hey everyone,

Welcome back to my Blog, Today I want share some information with you about World War 1.


1. How did NZ change with so many men away?

Many Women had to change jobs. Children go through Military Training


2. How were families affected by World War 1?

There were a lot of Pressure upon the older children because they had to take care household duties and any younger child. 


Now here is a SlideShow answering more questions about WW1!


Thank you for reading this Blog Post!
Can you tell me a fact about WW1?

See you next time, Bye!