so today we learnt how to play lion king but we all are still cleaning up some or whew mistakes we do during the song.

I am still working on moving chords from d a d to g because g is the hardest chord to change to in time of the lion king song but i almost mastered it.

I got the chords right to d a d to g i finally mastered it.

i need to focus on keeping the beat when we are strumming to the beat that the teacher plays.

so when we are starting the song to play with the chords we learnt.

so when we actually get the song correctly so when we play the song it sounds right.

Sound

• Sirens 
• singing 
• songs
• solo
• instrumental
• pen tapping
• beat box
• get natural stuff to make music 

Aim: I want to make music.

Research: How to make sound, what is a sound, what is music, how do u make music or sounds.

Method: Google what kind of sounds can we make out of forestry pieces.  Then find the instructions on how to make the instrument you were aiming to do. Then once you get the instructions 

Festival of the arts 2017.

We were using the chords we learnt on monday to play 1 song it felt good when i got the chords together in one song.

I am learning to put 3 chords to play one song.

What i found challenging was moving chords as the same time as strumming.

I have been successful at getting the chords right to play a single note.

I still need to keep in time with the teacher when she is playing the chords on her guitar. The next step for me is to practise at my uncles because he has a guitar at his house so i can strum well i am changing chords.

Festival of the arts 2017

We have been learning the chords of playing the guitar and it felt good when I got the chords done properly.

I am learning to play at least 4 to 5 songs using the chords we learnt in class.

The thing I found difficult was when my fingers hurt after pushing down the strings hard to get the sound we were looking for.

I have been successful at paying attention even though my friends are in my class.

I found out that if i pay attention i can learn something new.

Now i just need to learn how to play more songs.

My logo

This is my logo showing the things that I enjoy in my life.

Geologic Time Periods. what happened in each period

  precambrian earliest :
1st organisms. single                                                                  celled oxygen present                                                                  later multicelled  orgasms
                           

540 mya:
lots of different types of orgasms
earliest animals with backbone
lots of carbon dioxide

490 mya:
lots of animals without skeleton
early shellfish, trilobites
nautilus, starfish,  fish.
1st green plants of fungi
end of ice age


443 mya:
1st advanced plants
jawed fish with armour
more sellfish

Devonion:
1st ferns

354 mya:
1st fir trees with seeds
1st wingless insects
1st amphibians
some animals from earlier periods die out
early sharks
early reptiles
early trees
vertebrates
trilobites disappearing
glaciers form
winged insects

permian 290:
land masses have formed 1 continent pangaea
glaciers disappear warming up
lots of reptiles
1st cone bearing trees
beetles and flies appear
 lots of lives in the ocean
251 mya - 95% life>extinct 

                                26/10/2017

248 mya:
dinosaurs appear
first mammals and crocodiles appear
modern corals and fish

206 mya:
lots of different dinosaurs
ferns and cone bearing plants
mammals common but small
first bird and lizards
land mass pangaea breaks up into gondwanaland and laurasia
high carbon dioxide levels

144 mya:
lots of dinosaurs including tyranasaurs
new types of insects
flowering plants appear and became plentiful
modern crocodiles and sharks
early birds appear
gondwanaland breaks up
rocky  mountains appear carbon dioxide similar to today

PALEOGENE:
modern plants
lots of different mammals
dinosaurs extinct
primitive whales
first grasses
rapid changes in mammals
climate cools
ice age begins and ends during this period

NEOGENE:
modern climate
modern mammals and birds
horses evolve from dog like animal
lots of grasses
first apes
southern alps of nz appear

QUATERNARY 1.8 mya present
anatomically

1. Why does NZ not have any crocodiles. 2. Why is NZ's only mammal a bat? long tailed bat 3. No Evidence of wooly mammoths in NZ. Explain why. 4. Wetas and Tuataras are living fossils. What does this mean? Suggest why we have those creatures but Australia does not.

changes in nature

Saving the whales.


1. we should consider saving whales because they are just living things like us humans.

2. They have no harm to us humans.

3. they are beautiful living creatures that help the circle of life.

4. so when we kill or hunt down this poor animal we are actually killing the circle of life.

5. People kill them just because they got scared.

6. the whale only attacks you when you scare him or try to harm the poor animal.

7.

Gabriel - basketball player.

Richie - Basketball player.

Ansh - supporter for Gabriel.

Isaac - supporter for Richie.



Ansh and isaac talk to their team that they support and then richie and gabriel play a game of basketball and then the problem is when gabriel wins and then richie gets mad then starts a fight and then isaac encourages richie to keep on fighting and ansh says to stop and then isaac and ansh start a conflict and then it becomes a massive conflict.

Question

1. What does introduced species mean?
2. why were they brought to nz?
3. why have their numbers exploded?
4. what affect do they have on our native plants and animals?
5. how is doc trying to get rid of them?
6. choose 2 introduced species?
write about how they are affecting our native forests grasslands birds?
what control methods are being used?
are these methods having any success?

kaitiakitanga

Kaitiakitanga



Nuclear disasters.
1. Fukushima


- what? It's a dangerous nuclear disasters

- where? It's in Japan

- why are these important? So people will know what they are and so they can avoid them.

- what affect have they had on the areas around them? They poison plants and vegetables so when you get it out of the ground you can't actually can't eat it because of Fukushima

- what has been done to protect the surrounding areas From Chernobyl radiation?

- what have we learnt from them?




2.chenobyl



- what?

- where?

- why are these important?

- what affect have they had on the areas around them?

- what has been done to protect the surrounding areas From Chernobyl radiation?

- what have we learnt from them?

cartilage


- tough
- smooth
- strong
- on ends of bones that move across each other
- stops friction
- acts as a shock absorber



cartilage can be caused by these things.

- heavy impact injury
- wear or tear
- stress



Tendons, Ligaments, muscles.

Tendons - connect muscles to bones
Ligaments  - connect bone to bone
muscles -

Hauora

centring exercises

good for postures, releasing eg: spinal roll, yoga milkshake

why is laughing yoga good for you?

Visualisation - uses imagination

Improvisation

bones.

1-how many has a baby.


2_structure of the long bone eg femur.
a) structure of bones"- youtube.
b) structure of bones for kids- image.

3. types of joints are sercha joint,hip joint.

drama skills

Drama games 

Copy circle

Mirroring

Energy 

Feels like  It feels like you are full of something ready to burst out and you feel energized and it last long 

sounds like feet running and quiet and other stuff  

Looks like  People feeling fast good and energized to do what they are told to do.

HAUORA

WHAT DO THE HAUORA STAGES STAND FOR.

TAHA TINANA

taha tinana means to keep fit and have a good physical health. you can do this by running in your own time in your life, you can also do this by training hard and pushing yourself to the limit.

TAHA WHANAU

Taha whanau is social well being, you can strengthen this by having good times with your family. you can also do so by taking care of you belongings that you own, you can also do this by caring about each other.

TAHA HINENGARO 

Taha hinengaro is a emotional health, this can be important because it can be shown as anger or happiness, it controls you and how you feel in some moments. 

TAHA WAIRUA

Taha wairua is spiritual health, you can strengthen this health by going to church and have good religions and good beliefs. 

The brain

The brain control the human body and movements.

Lung can give you air.

1.other uses of the archimedes screw
a. it is also can be called archimedean screw and the screw pump.




2.paper making through the ages.
a.


start: ancient egypt + travel through
times today.


include:- what was used
- the path travelled around the world
include:samarand.
-what relevant has religion to the spread and develop of paper.


what materials have been used?


when was wood pulp first used paper making in thailand paper making in new zealand.

christchurch water

1. Chch stormwater: -What is it?

                             -Where does it go?

                             -What contaminates it?

2. Chch wastewater: - What is it?

                                 -Where does it go?

                                 -What contaminates it?

3. (i)Where does chch get its water?

    (ii)How is it purified?

    (iii)What pollutes our city water before we drink it?

4.Where does Aucklands water supply come from?

                (may be more than 1 place)

5. What bourne diseases and parasites can we catch in NZ? ( Hopefully not in chch!)

-What do they do to us

6. Chch's waste water is treated after use.

-where is it treated?

-what are the steps involved in treating it?

-what happens at each step?

-how long does each step take?

kinetic

kinetic

kinetic energy is when you use all your energy to make a big movement.



kinetic is when your energy is finishing.

potential

potential.

potential is when you use your on talent and energy to do what you can do.


its also when you try your best to reach your potential.

motion

motion 

motion is tons of movements to make something else move.


start on the other side and to move the other side.

accalerate

                            accelerate


accelerate is when you can go super fast in like a car or a motorbike.






it is also when you go over a speed limit.

balanced

balanced

balanced is when there is same weight on each of the side.




balanced is when your same size on each side.

unbalanced

                                                        unbalanced
unbalanced for example if your light and your friend is on the other side and he is weigh heavier than you than its unbalanced.


so if you are the same weight as your friend and you two go on a seasore it will be balanced.

air resistance

                                                   air resistance

air resistance is a force that slows stuff down in the air.





you can also use the air to move through the air softly. 

friction

                                    FRICTION

friction is a force that when you rub anything on the right type of surface.


as you can see if u slide across the snow you move but if you slide across the grass you go no where. 

1. inside and outside forces acting on the bottle are eaqual.
normal shape.


2. hot. force acting on the force acting on the outside.
bottle bulges.



3. hot water

pull

                                                PULL

pull is a force that you use to bring stuff more closer.

the more stronger you are the stronger you can pull.

push

                              PUSH

push is a force that you use to move things forward or away from you.



So its like when you push a boxing bag it moves forward.

force

                     Force
force is simple, it is just push and pull.

when you push things it moves away from you.

And when you pull things it will come towards you.

Gravity

Gravity

Gravity is a force that tries to pull us to the core of the earth.
We see this when we kick a ball and it falls back to the earth.

Attempts to create helicopters can be traced back to Leonardo da Vinci, but the first working prototype helicopter, the VS-300, was invented by Igor Sikorsky in 1939. The next model he designed was the R-4 in 1942, which was the world's first mass produced helicopter.

aim: i want to find out how to make a paper plane that goes the furthest and does loops and stunts.

equipment:paper

method: fold paper to make the best plane.

SCIENCE 2017!!!! Richie Tupuailei

LAB RULES

1. always follow instructions.

2. enter lab ONLY if your teacher is present.

3. tie up long hair

4. clean up your work area 

5. no eating and drinking

6. no running only walking

7. teachers permission

8. wear safety glasses

9. if you break something tell the teacher