Making Graphs

WALT - making graphs using google forms and sheets.

Reflection - 

                        I noticed that rabbits and cats have the same amount of votes.

                        I never of thought that pigs are the favourite animal.

                        I noticed that cats have 2 columns instead of 1

Lonsdale Park Camp

WALT - get along with each other as well as have fun on camp. 

This is a photo of Kotuku class at the top of The Rainbow Warrior Memorial.
Most of us are all hot and bothered from walking the steep hill.
At the top, there was shade to rest under, but there wasn't much room!

This is a photo of me and my friends, Alyssa & Chelsea, on the rope bridge.
The aim of it was to reach to other end without falling off,
but we were trying to bounce each other off instead!

Reflection - I like that we were allowed to double on the flying fox, it was a fun experience. 

                   I like I never gave up to climb over the wall on the Commando Course.

                   I wish that I didn't groan to my Mum as much with walking to the Memorial.

Mia's Whakapapa

WALT - share information about our whakapapa by using Google Slides



Reflection - I like that I used Word Art to write my whakapapa.
                    I like that I changed the pictures to different images that suit me more.
                    I wish I had more time and weren't rushed by my teacher.

All About Me

WALT - share information about ourselves.

Reflection - I wish I wasn't rushed to finish. 

I like the background image I picked for my slide. 

I like how I got a photo of me and my friends to share my friendship.

Kotuku

WALT - share information about the kotuku.



Reflection - I wish I could do everything without everyone's help.
I like that I coloured the boxes with colours that match.
I like the custom colour I used for the beak.

That Was Waitangi

Remember the blue robots, Dash 1 and Dash 2, travelling to Hawaiki on the blue, fluffy mat?Remember the nature and forests, surrounding us with beautiful scents?That was Waitangi.
Remember the excitement of the kids as they flooded into the treasured room? Remember the VR world, walking and moving things with controls?That was Waitangi.
Remember shoving rich chocolate brownies into our watering mouths?Do you remember the VR world, walking and moving things with controls?That was Waitangi

Llama Facts

Llamas are large animals. They can be 6 feet tall (at the head) and reach between 280 and 450 pounds of weight.

Llama's body is covered with wool which can be black, gray, white or brown, with variety of patterns. Llama has excellent sense of sight, smell and hearing, which are used for detection of danger. Llamas are very social animals. They live in groups composed of up to 20 animals. Llamas are herbivores (eat only plants). They eat grass and ferns mainly. Llama on the farm may eat 6 pounds of hay per day. Llama is not hoofed animal. It has two toenails on each foot and leathery pad underneath. Llamas are very intelligent, but stubborn animals. When the load on its back is too heavy, llama will refuse to carry it until some of the load is removed. 400 pounds heavy llama can easily carry 100 pounds heavy load for 10 to 12 miles. Llamas do not have specific time of mating. Male usually chases female for up to 10 minutes until she is finally ready to mate. Pregnancy in llamas lasts 11 ½ months and ends with a single baby. Female will give birth to a baby in the morning hours and young llama will be able to run with the rest of the herd by the evening. Lifespan of llamas is between 20 and 30 years