CyberSmart Task

For cybersmart today, the summer learning journey was introduced, meaning that we had to complete a task at school; The task we had to complete was art related, But we ha to re-colour a piece of art from a site, THe artwork i chose was made by an artist called vincent van gogh, his artwork was livly ( because it was actualy painted, not from a google site ).

There might be some un-coloured spots on mine, but i cant currently fix those.        

Here is my work   ( and the artists work )

Reading Create Task - Term 4 Week 2

 This week for reading,we had to do two tasks, for the first one we had to complete, we had assigned questions from the book we chose to read, we had to write them down in are books, then put them on the slide show. Next we had the option to complete atleast two side-tasks. I chose the analysis task and the evaluation task ( because they were easiest )

(the slide isn't decorated because i'm lazy )

CyberSmart Task

 This cybersmart lesson was focused on media, 

My class was learning about different types of media and how to identify medias,

I have a good explanation for this task on the slide, i had 15 minutes to create it so i rushed because i wanted to finish the work quickly, that's why its not decorated.

( sorry for the inconvenience )

Week 10 Writing work

 This Week for writing, instead of describing an image or writing a narrative, The whole class had to create a google slide and (like the last week of any term this year) had to get an amount of points (they brought that system back).

I managed to get 12 points, which was the amount needed, although some people got over 60. The tasks were easy, but this week i was really laid-back, and because of that, i didn't produce as much work as i could of. 

The easiest task was the information report about japan, because i know lots about japan already, the recipe writing was also easy  (because its toast)

Term 3 Week 9 - Reading Create Task

This week is Maori Language week, Meaning that the reading tasks were Maori Themed,
My class had 9 Options for create tasks, We only had to complete between 4 and 6, although you could do all of them,
I did Five of them, The one i enjoyed the most would of been my first of second,

Here is the work provided for this task.

Science Task - Own Experiment Task

For the past few months, My class had to create their own experiment with a Buddy.
I was paired with Abigail.
We chose to do L&P and Mentos (  From the Original Coke and Mentos experiment  )
It was easy to create and Finnish, I've just been neglecting posting it.
Here is the work provided for this task



 (  My edited version is different from Abigail's  )

Term 3 Week 8 Create task one and two

This week there was two Create tasks. My first one was hard because I've only used google slides, but for task one i couldn't use them in any circumstance.
It Took me most of the week to figure out the controls of the site i had to use for my first create task.
The second Task was relativity Easy since i used Google Drawings, Which i think is easy.
Both of the Tasks had to be put on the same blog-post, So here is my work

Create Task One:



Create Task Two:
 

Create Task Term Three Week Five (its a week late but i still had to complete it)

For last weeks create task, I had to find recognise the moral to the book i read then retell the story to junior students.
The task was Easy, but i found out that i had create an animation in the last minute, That's why its subpar. It was delayed for a week because im lazy, and was trying to do my Week Six create task instead.

Walt: Use a range of different strategy's to understand difficult words

Term Three Week Six - Reading Create Task

Hello,
This week the create task was to identify the moral of the story chosen and create a new scenario using the moral,
(it's similar to last weeks but i forgot to post it )
The task was easy, and i completed it in a day or two, but i forgot to post it. I used making fire for my moral because it was a creative idea and it was the simplest i could think of.

Walt: use different strategy's to work out unknown words

Paper Heilcoppter - Science Task

For the past three weeks, my class has been working on a science project for one of our subjects,
Science was easy at some parts are difficult in others, for as the animation was easier to make than it was to create the chart.
All of my class enjoyed the science question and thinking of possible answers for the question: does the weight of paper clips affect the speed of the paper helicopter

Here's my work
 

Create Task - Term Three Week Two

This week, and last week the book choices where about fantasy.
The book i chose was about someone trying to create a tropical resort in the middle of his house.
Most parts were easy, nothing was difficult but some parts took more time, This weeks create tasks involved visualising one of the main parts of the story, then creating or tracing the on a google drawing (or just drawing it in real life), Witch i'm not good at.
But overall it was simple.

W.A.L.T: Visualise images in your head

Cybersmart task - Quality Blog Comments

Hello,

Today during Cybersmart my class had to complete a slideshow with a about comments and how to improve them.

The task had to be completed with a buddy,  i was working with Izzie, Here is her blog link

There was a lot of instructions involved, but overall it was simple in my opinion.

Here is a screen-shot of some work i had to share.

The comment could of been improved a little, but it was a good comment over all.

Week 11 - DLO

Week 10 - Math DLO

Plastic Free Chalenge - Create Task

This week, The book choices were the same and still about environment 

The problem in this book is the plastic pollution. 

Question 1. How did this problem occur?            

It occurred by the thrown away plastic.

Question 2. Is this an easy problem to solve?             

It won't be easy to solve because so much of it has been thrown away, there's even an island

made out of plastic, The island is six times the size of new zealand

Question 3. How can you help this situation?             

You can help this situation by not using as much plastic,

recycling old plastic and buying less plastic covered food 

The effects of plastic being poured into the ocean:

It creates “dead zones”  meaning nothing can survive there

60 to 95 percent of the ocean is covered by plastic meaning that most marine mammals would eat the

plastic and die

Fish, Seabirds and Sea Turtles can become entangled in the plastic

If a seabird eats plastic it takes up room in their stomachs, which sometimes can lead to starvation. 

It kills upto 1 million seabirds a year 

Simple ways to stop usage of plastic:

Reduce your single use plastics

Recycle properly

Avoid products that use micro beads 

Support organisations addressing the plastic pollution 

Random facts about the plastic pollution:

5.25 trillion micro plastics are in the ocean

There is at least 269,000 tonnes of plastic is in the ocean 

Plastic is 60 to 95 percent of marine debris 

Everyday at least 8 million pieces of plastic find their way into the ocean

It is believed that more than 90 percent of birds and fish have plastic particles in their stomachs 

Plastic pollution was first discovered in the late 1960's and early 1970's by scientists carrying out

plankton 

Inland Taipan Snake - Information Report

Inland Taipan 

Did you know that one drop of the inland taipans venom can kill 100 adults or 250 thousand mice?
Or that they don't have any environmental dangers? If you like snakes you still probably don't know
much about this snake because it's difficult to find facts about this snake.

If you read this information report you can learn about the physical characteristics, habitat, what they
eat and the only natural predator of the inland taipan!

Physical characteristics  

It's currently the third most poisonous snake because of its defensive physical characteristics 

Some physical characteristics define the color of the inland taipans scales while camo-flashing the
snake into its habitat, for example that sometimes its scales can change color depending on the season.
On the more defensive side of things one drop of its venom can kill 100 adults or 250 thousand mice,  
That's why it's the third most poisonous snake. 

Habitat   

It only lives in certain parts of Australia  

The Habitat Would be the black soil plants in Queensland, south Australia and the northern territory,
It can also live in deep cracks and fissures in dry soil. 

Sometimes in central Australia and the northeast corner of south Australia; Sometimes in new whales
and in rocky outcrops 

What they eat 

 They only eat mammals 

They eat lots of different animals but their main meals are usually long haired plague rats,
They also eat common house mice.

It takes a while to kill the prey because the venom takes 30 to 45 minutes to kill 

The only predator of the inland taipan    

The only predator the the inland taipan kill’s lots of other snakes as well

The king brown snake can kill a bunch of snakes including the inland taipan, They sometimes live in
similar places but wont fight all the time

In concussion The inland taipan isn't aggressive like the saw scaled viper, they don't like fighting
(most of the time), have powerful venom, live mainly in australia, only eat mammals and have only
one predator. What would you do if you met an inland taipan? 

Elephant dung paper

This week the book choices were about the environment,  I chose one about turning Elephant dung into paper because one of my friends suggested the book because she loves Elephants.
Here's the final product of my work.

Elephant Dung Paper

 By Heidi   

The main problem that was solved was that to many trees were getting cut down to make paper, so people in Thailand and countries around that use Elephant Dung Paper as an alternative that also stops deforestation

Question 1. How did the problem occur?     

It occurred because of trees getting cut down  . 

  

Question 2. Is this an easy problem to solve?     

For me, I wouldn't be able to solve it but it seemed simple in the book  . 

  

Question 3. How can you solve the situation?     

You can try to use less paper, recycle more and plant trees and other plants  . 

Effects of deforestation:
The nutrients in the soil is exposed to heat meaning ( Soil erosion destruction)  .
When forests are destroyed water bodies and the water table are affected  .
Climate change  . 
A loss of biodiversity  (  Plant and animal life in the  same habitat, and is usually considered to be important and desirable. )
There's no natural way to change carbon dioxide into oxygen in the atmosphere 
Floods become more common
Soil erosion 
Top soil gets blown away 
Plagues and pestilence are more common because predators get removed from the environment 
Droughts get more common 
Native people get displaced from their environment and can no longer hunt and gather medicine and food 
Loss or culture and tradition  
Animals lose homes 

The main causes of deforestation: 
Natural causes like hurricanes, fires and floods

Humanoid reasons like making paper, collecting wood and creating space
Agricultural Activities


How to slow down the rate of deforestation:
Plant trees when you possibly can 
Use less paper
Don't buy products containing palm oil 
Buy certified wood products 
Buy recycled products
Don't burn firewood excessively 
Consume less meat                       

Wombats - Information Web

This week,   I had to do an information web about Wombats,   orriganaly i thought i had to do it  about poland. After i found out i had to do it about Wombats. Thats why my work isnt the best


i tryed to add bolder colours

10 facts about Poland

This week, My class had the option to choose what book i would do my reading tasks on, My class had the option last week as well.  I chose a book about Polish refugee children,  which was a book made from information that is over 75 years old.

10 facts about Poland -

Create task 

By Heidi 

1. The official name of Poland is The republic of Poland 

2. Poland is the 9th largest country in Europe

3. Seven countries share a border with Poland (Russia,

Lithuania, Belarus, Slovakia, Ukraine, the Czech Republic, and Germany)

4. Poland is famous for creating the myriad Potato 

5. There has been over 500,000 years of human activity

on Poland 

6. Poland has never had a nuclear weapon 

7. The national meal of Poland is bingo stew 

8. The European bison represents Poland 

9. Corn poppies are the national flower of Poland 

10. You can only buy Bison grass vodka, Obwarzanek Krakowski,

Oscypek sheep's cheese, 

Home Army anchor pin, Salt from the Wieliczka Salt Mine, Traditional Polish wood carvings, Tankard emblazoned with a

white eagle and Gdansk amber in Poland 

(you cant buy it any where else in the world) 

Red Kangaroo's - information web

One of my reading tasks was to create an information web about kangaroos.

It took a while for me to create it,   i could of put more information into this, but i ran out of time.

I hope you enjoy my work! 

10 Kangaroo facts

This is a reading task,  its about red kangaroos. These facts arent to interesting im sorry about that.
I enjoyed makeing this, im sorry if you knew most of them.
I hope you enjoy reading it!

Reading - Create task 

1. Red kangaroos can see red orange or yellow

2. They  have two stomach chambers 

3. They can jump any direction but backwards 

4. They can jump 8 meters long 

5. They can reach speed upto 35 miles an hour 

6. They have tails between 75 and 120 centimeters long 

7. Scientists previously thought kangaroos used their tails for balance as they walked.
But current research shows they use their tails like an extra leg to propel themselves.

8. The tail provides more support than the two hind legs 

9. The females are smaller, lighter and quicker than males 

10. Males don't have pouches 

Insect invesigation - Math task

The information about the task is on the slide

little spotted kiwi, create task

this is a reading task i was assighed
i rushed during publishing this
im sorry if its not quite upto standareds

10 facts about kiwi

1.   There are four species of kiwi:  The little spotted kiwi,
The great spotted kiwi, The brown kiwi and the Tokoeka. 

2.    To the maori the little spotted kiwi is known as Pukupuku. 

3.    They are the size of a small chicken. 

4.    The females are heavier than the males. 

5.     Feathers are loosely attached to the kiwis skin. 

6.     They have a keen sense of smell and extremely good hearing. 

7.     Kiwis are the only bird in the world that have their nostrils on the tip of their
bill. 

8.     One of their burrows is 1-3 meters long. 

9.     They can live upto 30 years. 

10.   Kiwis have un-hollow bones. 

11.   They talk by making chugging and sniffing noises. 

Custom backgrounds

Most people search up an image for a background, but the images might be copyrighted meaning you cant use them because the owner doesn't want them to be used and they can give you a large fine up to 150,00 dollars.
Here are some simple tips to show you how to make a custom background!


Im sorry that its so bright.

How to avoid covid - 19

Hello welcome to my blog, lots of people are really prepared in the lockdown others not as much.

Here are some basic tips about how to avoid the virus.

Thanks to Samatha for helping me and giving me this idea.