Water Sustainability: TIC

 

Task Description:

This task is related to my other task Water Sustainability.  Have you heard about TIC.  It stands for Title, Introduction, and Conclusion.  This task also talks about water and it explains how you can save it!.

Water Sustainability

 

Task Description:

For this task, I had to watch 3 videos and explain those videos in SEE paragraphs.  Statement, Explanation, and Example.  This task talks about Water Sustainability, Water Scarcity, and, New Zealand Animal droppings pollution.  In this presentation, I explained how we could all start saving water!.  Do you know to save water?  Do you know any other way to help keep our water fresh? comment below!.

Plastic fantastic!

 

Task Description:

This task is based on plastic fantastic.  Plastic fantastic is a book and the link to the book is in my presentation.  In this task, I was talking about how plastic can affect our environment.  Plastic can be a big threat to our world and we need to start changing things.  Plastic bags, plastic straws, and plastic cups should be gone.  We should replace plastic bags with paper bags and fabric bags, and plastic straws with paper straws, and plastic cups with paper straws.  Make sure to participate in my little quiz at the end of my presentation!.  Make sure to stick around the end for my create task!.

Keeping The Tradition Alive!

    Task Description: 

For this task, I read a article explaining a Tongan Tradition!.  This Tongan tradition is very common in Tonga.  The book explains how to make Ngatu.  Ngatu is a type of cloth that is made out bark.

Decimal: Lockdown: Day 1!!

Task Description:

Each day, I have to complete a slide and post it on my blog.  This is my first task.  On the first slide is a bunch of numbers.  I had to write down the number, and the name of the number.  On the second slide is my first task.  I have to figure out the width of the sanctuary.  I got the length and the area but not the width.  Check out my next slide to see my answers!

Money Decimals: Warm Up

Task Description:

This task is just a warm up!.  All I had to do was add and subtract these decimals.  It was pretty easy and fun to do!.  My favourite part about this task was copy and pasting the money on to the sides.

Comparing Fractions!!

Task Description:

This task is based on fractions.  What I had to do is sort out which fraction is larger.  The hardest part about this task was working out what fraction was greater.

Name Number Plate: Rowseafean

Task Description:

This is my Name Number plate!.  A Name Number Plate is your name with numbers in it.  Or, you can write your name in a easier way.  Example: My full name is Rosiephine.  But I broke my name down so people can sound out my name easier.  Here is another Example:  I can replace the "e's" in my name with the number 3.  Rosi3phin3.  This was very fun to create and I totally recommended doing this!.                 

Throw back Maths

Task Description:

  For this task, my teacher made a presentation about fractions and decimals.  This presentation was kind of like a test to see how well we remembered our fractions and decimals. (When I mean we I mean my class).  My favourite part about this task was the first activity since it was easy.  

Science:Skeleton and Bones

Task Description: 

In my science class my teacher brought up a new topic about bones and skeletons.  First I had to write in my project book.  I had to write how much bones in our bodies.  Meaning I had to guess how uch bones are in our bodies.  My answer was 300.  I also had to answer a few more questions.  One of the questions were 

"What do you think will happen to the bones of an astronaut in space? Will they move?."

I left that question with a dot.  My science teacher than showed the whole class a video about bones.  Turns out my answer was right!.  But not quite.  Only babies have 300 bones.  But when the baby starts to grow, the bones emerge with the other bones.  That's why our parents say "don't touch the top of a baby's head.  That's how it breaths.".  A new born baby's skull is soft.  When it starts to grow, the newborn baby's skull starts to form. (This photo was from my bestfriend's blog!.  Visit her blog by clicking me :))