music

 What are the three elements of music 
Melody,harmony,rhythm

What music element is a chord? 
 Chords are used to harmonise a melody 

Name three four types of note we’ve learnt about
Box 

p.e

Volleyball 

My skills before we started the unit weren't that good; it was like learning something new.  

My volleyball skills now are very good. I feel like I'm better than before. 

A specific skill that you can use in a volleyball game is a set.

The hardest thing in volleyball is angling where the ball goes. 

The thing I like the most about volleyball is spiking. 

If I am doing p.e next year I would like to work on my spiking.

english

Calypso

Listening to this song reminds me of the times I've had in Tonga. The music just rhymes with my imagination. The song has no words but beats, it sounds like Mexican music, the beat and everything just goes with the Mexican music.

Simile:

This one girl's voice sounds like a dying cat when she sings. Her voice just cracks and her tune is just, ugh off like I would rather listen to this song 10x then hearing her sing.

home economics

 KEY NUTRIENTS

 

Nutrient Group	Function	Sources
Carbohydrates	energy	sugar,potato,rice
Protein	growth and repair	meats,eggs,fish,nuts and seeds
Fats	good skin,hair,nails,backup energy and hormones	fish,oil,seeds,nuts,eggs,pancakes and steak
Vitamins	growth and development	brown rice,oats,nuts,beans,lentils,,apples,carrots and blueberry
Minerals	to build strong bones and teeth	meat,cereals,fish,dairy,foods,fruits,and vegetables and nuts
Water	carries nutrients and oxygen to cells. lubricates joints.	cucumber,mushroom,tomatoes,spinach

home economics

Pita Pockets

Ingredients:

• 1 pita casing per person

• Lettuce

• Cheese

• Tomato

• Grated carrot

• ¼ onions

• 1t oil

• Sauces – tomato, bbq, mayo, hummus, chilli

• 1 slice of ham

Method:

1. Sauté the onions together in a pan with oil, high-med heat

2. Chop and grate the vegetables you require

3. Place pita pockets in microwave for 20 seconds

4. Cut open the pita pocket along the crease

5. Stuff pita pockets with required filling

hi guys so today was our first day doing cooking and we didn't get to take any photo so we just ate it but only i ate it because i didn't want to waste the food  i was being grateful for the food that i took a bite out of.the food wasn't that good not gonna lie it was a bit dried up and bread was a hard and the food was vege and when they were combined they tased like raw meat. anyways i give it a 4-10

Vocabulary

hello my name is sita and i am working on answering these question about a bridge named partoon bridge. 

why were these bridges created?

they were used to cross rivers because it took a long time to built a regular bridge and swim across. 

why are they built?

to connect with planks and rope. 

how are they reusable?

because they can be taken down and use in another river. 

do now week 2 (schooner)

schooner 

Schooner has a sailing ship rigged with fore-and-aft sails on its two or more masts. 

as you can see a schooner looks like it has a cross on it and things that i dint know the name of it. 

if i was sailing on a schooner and looking out into the view i would stand in the middle and i would see lots of fish (if there are) and i would hear the wave splashing into the boat. 

Adrenalin Forest

I will show Commitment by being competitive

I will feel Achievement when…
I will be Resilient by…

I can show Respect by…

I’m most looking forward to…

.•♫•♬• journey to the sea •♬•♫•.

total cases per million

total cases per million.

Hello, readers today I was working on creating a graph about the total cases per million

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hello, readers today I'm going to tell you what happens in the first earthquake.



In 2010 witch was 10 years ago the first Christchurch earthquake happened on 4 September 2010 4:35am. It took place in the west of Christchurch near the town of Darfield,185 ancient people
died because of the earthquake. what caused the earthquake to happen is that  It was caused by right-lateral movement along a previously unknown regional strike-slip fault in the western section of the Canterbury Plains. many places and object were distorted. 46 people were injured. 

Malo e lelei today I'm going to showing you what is the data.


Height (cm)

mean:147.6
mode:
median:
range:

health

The IP skill that I used today was ffftctfctfgtgttftgtgfrrfrtgtgffvgfvg I did/didn’t use warm fuzzies…… I used…../ I could have used the following warm fuzzies in today task….

graph

Malo e lelei, my name is sita, and today I've had to make graphs about height and arm span, ill be writing about the graph and telling you people about the graph and how it is important and how it is easy to read, and what it does and what you see. And I'm also going to calculate the mean, mode, median, and range. 

Height (cm)

mean:147.6
mode:
meadian:
range:

P.E 25.5.21

 warm fuzzie  

people i complimented 

dani: good job

shalizeh: good hard working 

jack:good team working

alex: good skill 

malia: good at basketbal 

people who complimented me 

shalizeh: good team work 

danni: good job

malia: great shooting 

vanshika: wow you did great 

lauren: amazing work *****

hurumanu 4 (sciene)

Convection and conduction are both types of heat transfer where energy is passed from hot to cold.

When an object is heated up, the particles in it start moving faster as they gain energy.these particles also try to spread out as the gaps between particles get bigger. 

if an object is heated from one end, the particles can transfer heat along. This is conduction. 

some objects are good at passing on heat- these are called thermal conduction-

objects which are bad at passing thermal insulators. 

• conduction -  transferred through contact. 

• thermal insulators - do not pass on heat. 

• thermal conduction can pass on heat. 

1. curtains 

2. insulting-pink baits 

3. blankets 

4. polar fleece 

convection- non contact energy transfer, usually in liquid 

as heated particles expand and move faster they also rise up. As this occurs colder particles sink because they are more dense(as particles are closer together). 

this process continues eventually the whole liquid would get heated up.

this movement is called convection currents 

It can also be seen in air, as warmer air is less dense and rises. 

• convection-non contact heat transfer. hot stuff rises, cold stuff sinks.

tea bag rockets .

what happend to the tea bag? 

• the teabag was lit on fire and they spread out into the air because is was hot but when it was cold it came down.  

the marshmallow animation thingy-

In 2021 may 31 Monday period 4 (today) we learned about filtering. Hello my name is sita and today we are learning about filtering,this is what is means

 filtering-separating different sized particles out of a mixture.

Aim: make salution and to saparate a solution from a precipitae.(preciptate is the name for a solid that forms in a liquid during a chemical reaction) 

hypothesis: i think its gonna explode. 

Method: 

1. Pour approximately 50mL of copper sulfate solution into a beaker.

2. Add the same volume of sodium carbonate solution. A reaction will happen, you should see a cloudy blue precipitate form. Called copper carbonate. 

3. Watch demo then fold filter paper to fit inside the funnel

4. Place the funnel with the filter paper inside of it, into the mouth of a conical flask. 

5. Stir the mixture in the beaker, then carefully pour it into the funnel. 

6. Observe what happened.

observations and discussion: 

 

    hygiene                                                                       saftety  

• wash hands.                                                 1.hair tied up                                           
• shower                                                         2.no jewellery 
• santize hand                                                 3. covered in shoes 
• clean                                                            4.carry knife blade down 
• hair tied up                                                  5.no loose clothing
• apron                                                           6.no running 
• no nail polish                                               7.use oven mitts for hot trays                                                                                                                    8.report breakages                                                                                                                                    9.use correct chopping boards                                                                                                                  10. wash hands after handling meat.                                                                                                       11. use gloves if you have sticking plaster or cuts. 

hurumanu 1 (english)

i predict that there gonna find a way out of the island safe and sounds 

types of energy

red: the 8 types of energy. 

black: what it is. 

blue: example. 

we are learning about types of energy and energy transformation 

1.Heat Energy. 

-produced by the movement of particles quickly. 

• When the burner of a stove top is very hot, it is a source of heat energy

2.Kinetic Energy.

-allows  anything to move.

• walking, falling, flying, and throwing.

3.Sound Energy.

-anything you heat. 

• Sound energy is produced when an object vibrates, which results in noise.

4.Light Energy.

-from x-rays to visible light. 

• Sunlight is the best example for light energy.

5.Electrical Energy.

found in anything that uses electricity.

•  electrical energy to charge our phones, and our muscles using electrical energy to contract and relax

          

6.Elastic Potential Energy.

-found in stretched things. 

• The coil spring of a wind-up clock. An archer's stretched bow. A bent diving board, just before a divers jump.

7.Chemical Potential Gravity.

-found in chemicals (food). 

• A raised weight,water that is behind a dam, a car that is parked at the top of a hill 

8.Gravitational  Energy

-found in objects high off the ground. 

•  A book on a table before it falls. A child at the top of a slide.