The history about the gold rush

Gold rush

Hi everyone we have been learning about gold rush in New Zealand here is a part of the history.

Hope yo like it. 

The first person that discovered of gold in New Zealand was Charles Ring. he only found a tiny amount of gold in the Driving Creek near the town of Coromandel in 1852. 

Some years later there were more discoveries around Golden Bay and Marlborough, Otago and on the West Coast. 
No one knows exactly how much gold has been found in New Zealand. Official records show that up to 2003 a total of 998.71 tonnes had been mined about 0.8% of all the gold mined in the world.

Why we should go to sleep

Why we should go to sleep

1. How much sleep dose a teenager need to get?
Teenagers will need to get up to 8 to 10 hours of sleep every day. If you don´t get enough sleep at the right time you will be angry and grumpy in the morning.

2. What time do you wake up to get to school?
I wake up at 7:00 to get ready for school and I leave at 8:10.

3. What time do you go to sleep on average?
8:00 or 8:30 every day

4. Calculate the times, dose this gives you enough sleep?
every day I get 12 hour that means I go to sleep at 8:00 and wake up at 7:00   

5. List four ways you can help your body get a quality night´s sleep?
1. You should read a book before bedtime.
2. Have a shower.
3. Quite place.
4. A warm dark space.

6. Why I think we should go to sleep at the right time if we dont we will be grumpy at school.

Thing about Mars

Hi everyone I have been doing some projects about Mars.

Like how far is Earth to Mars.

Thing about Mars

When can a mission to Mars (or from Mars) happen? Why?

Every 26 months because this is when the 2 planets are closest in their orbits.

What are two geological features of Mars?

Mars has two moons that are called Phobos and Deimos.

Mars has the biggest volcano in the solar system.

What is one possible solution from the story about oxygen on Mars?

NASA has machine called MOXIE which uses electricity to split carbon dioxide into

carbon monoxide.

If it doesn’t rain on Mars, where does the water come from?

So when it gets cold Mars has precipitation. However, this precipitation most likely takes the form of frost rather than rain or snow.

How will people get food on Mars? What is a possible solution?

When the astronauts land on Mars there will be store able food from Earth waiting for them to use.

seeds

we have been learning about seeds and sunflowers. we were trying to make a plant without soil so we wrapped the seed with paper then put some water in it so it will soak the water up and not drown it. (photo down below) My buddy seed didn't grow yet we don't know why? it is not growing but we are going to find out.

then we were leaning all about sun flowers I made a google drawing about sunflowers 

Riroeiro

To day I painted this draw about riroriro its based on one of the buildings at my school

Diamante poem

Diamante poem

Wind

Strong fast
Big scary soaring
Speeding flying raging flowing
Rushing smashing long slow windy

Wild dark tropical vast

Swaying swell wet
Pressure salty

Waves

To day we learnt how to do the Diamante poem it is the shape of a diamond and it was about the Rakaia Gorge. it was so fun my favourite part was reading about the Rakaia Gorge hope you like this blog post.

Kahawai

Kahawai

1.Describe Āreta’s personality.

she curious, strong and happy.

2.When and where is the story set?

it was almost 10 o'clock they were at a polluted moana.

3.What do you think has happened before this story started? they got changed then they got ready to go and set of to the maona.

4.How did Trish feel when they found the Kahawai?

she was amazed at what they found so happy that they caught a fish.

5.What is the message from the author?

don't forget to clen the water and look after the earth.

6.Write a short story about what happened first (a prequel).

the were pushing and pulling the boat to the polluted moana they were looking around in the boat for something.

7.What does radiation mean?

In physics, radiation is the emission or transmission of energy in the form of waves or particles through space or through a material medium. This includes: electromagnetic radiation such as radio waves, visible light, and x-rays.