Showing posts with label week 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label week 1. Show all posts

Saturday, December 22, 2018

cactus calculation day 2 activity 3

hi bloggers,

New Zealand is just one of many countries that have amazing plants and trees. In fact, the African desert is home to some pretty
incredible plants, like the cactus. Some cacti are able to survive on as little as 3 millilitres (ml) of water a day. Wow!

So today our task is two solve a maths problem here i willl tell you it maths problem. To keep a cactus alive you have to give it 3 ml of water each day over one full year how much water will you need to give your cactus plant?

so I calculated 3mllelitires by 365 and then I got 1095 milleliters so my answer was 1095 milleliters.



blog you later byee


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rating uniforms day 2 activity 2

Hi bloggers,

One of the most common plants found in New Zealand forests is the fern. It is a special (iconic) symbol of New Zealand. You will
find pictures of ferns on the jerseys of many famous sporting teams in New Zealand, including the New Zealand All Blacks .

Today our task is two rate the silver ferns uniforms 1# two last and why look what i wrote


i think i like the silver ferns netball uniform first because they look pretty i love  netball and
because there like dresses

i think second is the football uniform because there Nike and i love Nike and i don't like it a little bit because they have two pull there socks all the way up

and i like the rugby league one the least because they don't look that good because they have the letters AIG on it and because i hate playing league and rugby

here take a look at the pictures witch ones do you like better? Blog you later byeee




Thursday, December 20, 2018

digital footprint activity 3

morning bloggers,

Antarctica is the world’s coldest continent. Even though it is made up of ice, it is also the driest continent in the world! In fact, it
hasn’t rained there for nearly 2 million years! It is home to many animals such as whales, seals, birds and fish. There are no human
permanent residents (people who live there all the time) in Antarctica, however scientists do visit and stay in Antarctica to study it.

During summer, the sun doesn’t set for 6 months and during winter the sun doesn’t rise for 6 months!

 So today our task 3 on summer learning journey was to make a copy of this footprint and inside the footprint explain how you create a positive, digital footprint. And what to do to stay safe online?

Footprint Here is my Footprint!! But sadly since i have been having trouble  trying two get the footprint i am gonna just write it down.

You Should always be positive when your writing a comment.
keep your personal information two yourself .

be cyber smart safe at all times.

if you don't have anything nice two say don't say it.

don't give two much information about yourself.

your only allowed two give information like your age because many people are your age two

don't share your last name or your email address because you don't want a stranger two come two your draw.

Bye blog you later


 









Wednesday, December 19, 2018

my hometown Samoa


Hey Bloggers,

Today I am doing some tasks on the summer learning journey. Our task was to think about what is special about your hometown. And on your blog describe your hometown.So today I will be describing my home town. I hope you enjoy this blog post!!!!!

My hometown is a a beautiful place where when you are depressed just by looking by It helps you to relaxed and calm down.In my home town its mostly always one of the hot days you guys have ever experience way hotter than New Zealand its a place called Samoa.

In Samoa me and my family have our home town called Puleia its a beautiful place, that where  there's heaps of grass to run on and you will never believe it we even have our waterfall. We climb up the coconut trees and  we pull the coconuts off, were even allowed two sit at the back of the trucks you should go visit there 


Have you ever been two Samoa??? tell me in the comments