Term 1 - Covid 19 Activities - Rotational Symmetry Art

Term 1 - Covid 19 Activities - Famous Person

Term 1 - Covid 19 Activities - Canva Book Cover

Term 1 - Statistics

Term 1 - Six Sentences

Kia Ora bloggers, for literacy today, we are doing six sentences, first, we got given 2 pieces of paper
that say journey or path at the bottom. Then we got given someone else pieces of paper and had to
write it down on a doc and change it. This is mine, hope you like it!

I see a trail towards me

To realise it won’t be simple

Following the path, with a friend

A lot of hard, tedious work

And finally, we had bought it

A shop of sweets, and happiness.

Term 1 - Poem

Term 1 - Counting 1 - 10 In Samoan

Kia Ora bloggers, today we made a game off scratch, we are learning to count to 1 - 10 in Samoan, we had to make an easy game about how learning to count in Samoan, this is how mine turned out.

Hope you like it.

Term 1 - Pepeha

  

Kia Ora bloggers, this is my Pepeha, I have my Mountain, river and my iwi, it is a bit hard to read but I hope you liked my post, thanks.

Term 1 - Essay Draft - Food Waste

Essay Draft - Food waste

When wasting food you don’t actually realise that you’re wasting all the difficult work that farmers put into making it, each year, as a country we spend over billions growing, transporting, and processing almost 70 million tons of food that ends up going to waste.

In fact, food is dumped at every point along the food chain: on farms and fishing boats, while the process and shipping, in retail stores, in restaurants and at home.

Food product in the US uses 15.7 per cent of the entire energy budget, 50 per cent of all land and 80 per cent of all the freshwater wasted. Yet 20 billion pounds of produce is lost on farms every year.

After food is disposed of in a landfill it rots and becomes a powerful source of methane, a potent greenhouse gas with 21 times the global warming potential of carbon dioxide. 

It has been decided that if food waste was a country, it would be the third-highest emitter of greenhouse gases after the US and China, of course, individual households meaningly to blame for all of this waste.

Research shows that people who eat more than three times a week are more likely to waste food, we waste around 21 per cent of all food purchased.

We spend over $165 billion dollars a year on food and just draining it all down the drain, if we wasted just 15 per cent less food, it would be enough to feed 25 million Americans, what I’m trying to say is just don’t waste food. 

Almost 40% of our food goes uneaten in the U.S. Americans throw away $165 billion dollars in wasted food every year, according to Harvard Law School's Food Law and Policy Clinic and the Natural Resources Defense Council, or NRDC, a nonprofit environmental action group.

Term 1 - Pixel Art

Kia Ora bloggers, in class on a Wednesday we are learning about Binary numbers, and underneath are a few numbers that create a pixel art but you can only use these numbers if you want you can

try them out on a google doc, see what it turns to be like, and after the results you can show me. The '0's' are white and the '1's' are black. Hope you like it.

0011000110

0100101001

0100010001

0100000001

0100000001

0100000001

0010000010

00010001100

0000101000

0000010000

Term 1 - Counting to 10 in Samoan

Kia Ora bloggers, on a Wednesday every day, we learn about Samoan and today we are learning how to count to ten, we had to get in a group of two or by your self and make a slideshow of how to count to ten, I did this Bella and this is what we did. 

Hope you like it.

Term 1 - Samoa D.L.O

Kia Ora bloggers, every day after tech on a Wednesday we do a couples things when we get back, we learnt about Samoa, then we had to make a D.L.O about, this is mine.

Hope you like.

Term 1 - Canva

Kia Ora bloggers, for inquiry we are making our own logos or posters on Canva, it has to be about one of the community helpers.
Hope you like it.

Term 1 - Family Tree

Kia Ora bloggers, this is my family tree, in class we are making our own family tree and where we are from and our parents and grandparents as well. 

Hope you like it.