Milkshake Maths Problems

 

(In this task we had to work on some problems involving patterns. We had to look at a current pattern and then keep on adding on to that pattern.)

DMIC Week 5

 

(In this task we had to learn about how to find patterns in tables. We then solved those patterns and answered some questions about the table on the third slide.)

Olympics Articles

 Dylan Schmidt won bronze in trampolining for NZ. Before the day Dylan Schmidt expressed a feeling of calmness before the event as his heart beats per minute were 39 and at the event his hearts beat was still below 40. Showing a level of calmness unforeseen at the Tokyo Olympics.  He already attended his first big event at the 2009 world age group championships in Russia so he was well prepared.  Another event that happened at the Olympics was the Black Ferns with their emotional haka after scoring their win against France and Fiji. After getting their gold medals they put them in the ground in front of them and did a emotional haka that rocked the empty stadium,. 

(In this task we had to read 2 Olympic articles and summarise them for homework. I found these articles at the Team 5 Point England website in the inquiry section but I will paste the links here if you want to read the articles to their full extent.

Black Ferns Emotional Haka

Dylan Schmidt Wins Bronze Medal

Algebra Problems

(In this task we had to solve algebraic problems using the method of BEDMAS. On the last slide we used brackets more then the other 2 slides.)

Reece Walsh And The Case For A Living And Breathing Piece Of Paper(Fictional Persuasive Text)

 

Introduction Reece Walsh should only live with his living and breathing piece of paper in Los Angeles. Los Angeles is a very rich and vibrant urban environment and Reece Walsh can only see benefits from using living pieces of paper in Los Angeles. Let me go into further detail about why I believe that Reece Walsh should only use a living and breathing piece of paper in Los Angeles. Description Living and breathing pieces of paper have been discriminated against for centuries. It all began in the middle ages in 1415 when people were just a bit more superstitious than we are today. Living and breathing pieces of paper only wanted jobs and houses to support their families however instead they were chastised and were outcasts just because they didn’t fit in. Los Angeles however has always been more accepting of living and breathing pieces of paper. Statistics show that living and breathing pieces of paper had a 669% acceptance rate in terms of jobs. Reece Walsh being a popular rugby player should live in Los Angeles that way his living and breathing piece of paper won’t get discriminated against unlike other states in America or any other country in the world.

 Living and breathing pieces of paper also need proper nutrition and liquid to survive. Living and breathing pieces of paper survive on trees for food and ink for water and sadly the world cannot accommodate these special needs. Like I stated before because of the overwhelming discrimination living and breathing pieces of paper face day in and day out their sources of food and liquid supplies aren’t taken seriously. There’s a reason why death rates of living and breathing pieces of paper are over 133% which is why Los Angeles is the perfect place for this subspecies. They already are accepting of living and breathing pieces of paper and if Reece Walsh wants a place where he can provide for his living and breathing piece of paper then Los Angeles is the place to be.

 Living and breathing pieces of paper can also only be learned in Los Angeles. This isn’t not only an issue of discrimination but also a change in the environment. What I mean is living and breathing pieces of paper have very different biology to humans. Whilst humans can learn in any environment living and breathing pieces of paper can only learn in Los Angeles. Their brain is only connected to the soil of Los Angeles and if in any other environment they will be mentally stumped and their potential will be lowered. If we want living and breathing pieces of paper to truly prosper in this world then we need to have them prosper in their one and only true environment which is Los Angeles. While other owners from different countries may not be able to afford Los Angeles Reece Walsh with his rugby career can certainly live in Los Angeles and his living and breathing piece of paper will be able to live in peace.

 In conclusion Reece Walsh and his living and breathing piece of paper should only live in LA because of discrimination . nutritional concerns and the fact that living and breathing pieces of paper only prosper in LA. With all this information in mind we can only hope that Reece Walsh will take this into consideration.

DMIC Maths Problems

 

(In this task we had to do a DMIC problem revolving around 3 different questions that have to do with addition and multiplication as well as algebra. The second slide is more about counting how many are in each layer rather then using any algebraic formula or addition and multiplication.)

The Great Pacific Ocean Garbage Patch

 

(In this task we had to read and watch videos about the Pacific Ocean Garbage Patch. After that we answered the questions on the slides and then wrote a persuasive writing text that is for the World Health Organisation. )

Against Olympics: Covid 19

 On Wednesday when I went to extension I read a article about how the Olympics shouldn't have taken place. This is because of how athletes getting positive Covid results as well as a lady who although got vaccinated still was tested positive for Covid 19. It talks about the flaws about the Olympics taking place and how the Olympics overall failed and was a big mess because of Covid 19 and how the Olympics weren't thinking about the broader consequences. I believe that the article makes some pretty good points about the Olympics and I think we can all learn something from this article and hopefully in 2022 when the Olympics takes place in Paris it ill be much more successful then this years.

Here is the article if you want to read a more in depth description of what I've summarised

Against The Olympics.

About me poster

 (In this task we had to do a poster about us and our interests. For me my interests are anime , war movies and bass videos.)

Valessa Unicorns (Fictional Persuasive Text)

 Valessa Unicorns should have the right to eat rotten ham in Mr Moran's stomach. Rotten ham has been banned all over the world and sadly because of that Valessa Unicorns are now an endangered species. Their home Mr Moran's stomach has been taken from them and they are now scattered over the world starving and needing proper nourishment. I believe we should unban rotten ham and let Valessa Unicorns go back to their home. 

69% of studies show that rotten ham is a great source of protein and vitamins for Valessa Unicorns. They contain Vitamin C and Vitamin D, the most healthy vitamins for Valessa Unicorns. It is best when roasted and can feed an entire clan of Valessa Unicorns with just 1 set of rotten ham. It also has healing capabilities never seen before such as replenishing health and stamina. They also slightly increase the strength of any Valessa Unicorns that consume it so not only will your Valessa Unicorn heal it will also get stronger than it was before. The rotten texture also helps Valessa Unicorn swallow the food faster and easier.   

 Mr Moran's Stomach is the only environment Valessa Unicorns can survive in.  Mr Moran's stomach has served as an environment although acidic is the perfect environment for Valessa Unicorns. The acid serves not only as material for playgrounds for Valessa Unicorns it also serves as water for Valessa Unicorns. They are already endangered but they are only going to die out and eventually go extinct if they do not have the acid from Mr Moran's stomach. It also counts as a way to bathe Valessa Unicorns helping them feel replenished after a long day of playing and running.

Valessa Unicorns can also feel a decrease in IQ without being in Mr Moran's Stomach.  Valessa Unicorns have an IQ of 6969 but if they are in an environment other than Mr Moran's stomach their IQ decreases by a rapid rate of 50%. That means they can go from being a genius with an IQ of 6969 to a mentally challenged amateur of 3484. If we want to keep Valessa Unicorns as the intelligent animals they are we must let them prosper in their rightful environment which is Mr Moran's stomach. They won’t be able to survive in any other environment with their IQ dropping vigorously by 50%.

In conclusion Valessa Unicorns should be able to eat Rotten ham , be in Mr Moran's stomach or else their IQ will decrease by 50%. With all this information in mind we should unban rotten ham and let Valessa Unicorns prosper in the environment they rightfully belong, which is Mr Moran's stomach.

Emma Twigg

 

(In this task we had to read texts and watch videos about Emma Twigg. We then went on the slides and answered the questions on the slide deck.)

Script For Olympics (DEMO)

 The Olympic games are a monumental event for all countries. Many athletes from around the world compete and represent their countries with their humbleness and sportsmanship in this world wide event. Whilst this would’ve been to do in previous years, the circumstances that we suffer from such as Covid 19 as well as being in a current quarantine. While vaccines have been administered to the public different vaccines have different capabilities and its effectiveness is varied throughout the different countries. Many athletes within the Olympics have been tested positive for Covid. Since July the first more than 75 people who were associated with the Olympics have been tested positive for Covid and that was before the Olympics even started. Coco Gauff, an american tennis player, although fully vaccinated, was tested positive for Covid 19 despite this fact. Also with contestants being so close to each other in certain sports events this can escalate the Covid spread even more. The Olympics although vaccinating contestants didn’t account for the transport taken such as if an athlete took a taxi to get to the Olympics or if they were on a bus. Those people on those taxis or buses could’ve spread the virus and no one would’ve known until it was too late. Some Olympic athletes choose to not be vaccinated anyway which leads them even more vulnerable than those who were vaccinated. This also allows for athletes of other countries to spread Covid-19 to other athletes of other countries that will take it back to their home country and spread it there.

DMIC Algebra

(In this task we had to answer the questions on the slide deck on the maths question we did before. We had to insert an image of our working out and also explain our thinking of our answer.

Find X

 

(In this maths slide deck we had to do simple Algeria patterns and solving Algeria problems as well. We solved a maths problem beforehand and then we did this task.)

Journey to Tokyo

 

(In this task we had to watch a video and read about information about Emma Williams. After that we then answered the questions on the slide deck.)

Olympic Module: Being Healthy

 

(In this task we had to read through the slides and answer the questions in the last slides. We also watched some videos that can help you with answering the questions.

An Adverb About Glasses

 

(In this task we had to make up our own adverb of an object in our class. I looked at someone with glasses and then searched up video game glasses for my adverb.

Home Learning:Moral Grays

In this story Izuku Midoriya is quirkless in a world full of quirks. Quirks are My Hero Academia's version of superpowers and sadly Izuku Midoriya was not born with one. However except being in despair Izuku Midoriya throughout the years has become apathetic. He does not care about anyone and doesn't really care about himself either. He's grown accustomed to this lifestyle and is also an expert hacker. His morality is very morally grey as he's not really a hero or villain and only switches to either side if they provide entertainment for him. I believe in the next chapter we will see how Izuku live's his life and see how he tries to mess with heroes and villains alike.

Dame Valerie Adams

(In this task we had to watch 2 videos of Valerie Adams and then write some facts about her under these 3 headers. There is also some text information if you don't like watching videoes.

Violet Walrond: NZ's Monumental Swimmer

 

(In this task we had to read a book about Violet Walrond. Violet Walrond was a famous NZ swimmer and we had to read the book about her and then answer the questions in the following slides.)