Reading Writing and Robbery.
Ted Bundy
What an Idoit?
For days I have been angry with Michael
When it is actually Franklin's fault.
I got the blame for something i didn't do at school today,
I didn’t even know where the book was but still got in trouble
By Mrs Lamebeer. Even thought franklin tried to tell Michael but he
Thinks it still me.
PLease hope he forgives me
This is what Level 3.2 at school looks like, everyone wearing masks, everyone Social distancing , few students at school, empty class room due to Bubbles. It is pretty exciting to be back at school. Our routine is different due to Covid-19, even though Auckland has many cases, we are all being safe. This is very different to what my life looked like at home. I feel weird beacause at home there is no rush in the morning, we get up, get dressed, and go to a queit place in the house and join our 10:00 session then do work until 2:30 for our last call for the day. School life is now about connecting with others and our class mates good to be out of the house.
This year is the festival’s 50th anniversary, and the films will start at Wellingtons. theater
The festival is directed by Marten Rabarts and he is delight that the event is able to go ahead under Covid restrictions.
The festival showcases films from all over the world. However, it also gives Aotearoa’s best and brightest creatives a chance to shine, with documentaries, fiction and short films all coming from New Zealand filmmakers.
A New Zealand couple believe that they have grown the world’s biggest potato.
Colin and Donna Craig-Brown were cleaning out their vegetable garden when they found a massive potato that weighed just under 8kg, and it might be a new world record.
Colin and Donna Craig-Brown weren’t sure of what they had discovered under a few inches of dirt in their garden. Only after they stabbed it with a fork did they discover the item was a potato.
The couple said the potato, which must have been growing in their garden for a couple years before being discovered, weighed 7.89kg. They have named the potato, “Doug,” and are applying to the Guinness World Records.
Today sadly the school hoilday has finished and now it was time for online learning,before the first day started Ruapotaka School brought us some packs that came with our school book's,work sheet's,colouring pencil,Pad book and more.Here is Room 1 Routine for Online Learning.
Monay after noon around 4 Jacina Ardrind anncoucced that auckland will be going into lock level 3,Whichs means no shool online learning but parents can go to work, Best of all,Fast food places are open.
Stay Safe Everyone,stay in your bubble
The Black Caps have pulled out of their tour of Pakistan.
The tour has been canceled after NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was told them the team could have been attacked.
The tour was due to get underway with the first of three one-dayers in Rawalpindi last Friday.
However, instead of playing this game, the team stayed in their hotel.
New Zealand Cricket will not share details of the security threat and said arrangements were being made for the team’s departure.
New Zealand was visiting Pakistan for the first time in 18 years
New Zealand swimmer Sophie Pascoe has claimed her 10th Paralympic gold medal with victory in the women’s S9 100 metres freestyle final in Tokyo.
The Kiwi swimming sensation looked strong from the start of the race. She led by a second at the halfway point and then held off a late charge from Spain’s Sarai Gascon to win by 0.4 of a second.
Mariana Ribeiro of Brazil took bronze.
It was Pascoe’s third Paralympic medal in the 100m freestyle. She won gold at the 2012 London Games and silver five years ago in Rio.
Pascoe is New Zealand’s most successful Paralympian. Her latest medal is her 18th Paralympic medal in total – and third of these Games.
But it is not over for Pascoe and she sti;; has more opportunity to add to her tally. She is contesting the SM9 200m individual medley on Wednesday, before completing her fourth Paralympics with the 100m butterfly on Thursday.
Sophie Pascoe has won New Zealand’s first medal at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics.
The swimming sensation won a silver medal in the 100 metre breaststroke SB8 classification.
Ireland’s Ellen Keane won the gold medal. In a thrilling race she managed to out-touch Pascoe by just .39 seconds. Adelina Razetdinova, from the Russian Paralympic Committee, finished 3rd with the bronze medal.
After the race Pascoe said she’s thrilled to have won what she describes as an unexpected silver medal. Pascoe only entered this race to warm up a little before her favoured events that are coming up in three days time.
She will compete in the 100m backstroke on Monday, 100m freestyle on Tuesday, 200m individual medley on Wednesday and finally the 100m butterfly on Thursday.
Pascoe came into the competition ranked third in the world.
Pascoe is New Zealand’s most decorated Paralympian and her silver medal was her 16th Paralympic medal – her seventh silver.
Today We Met with Mrs. Cardoza, Mr. Neverlangi, and Mrs. Allen, for Math for Online Learning.
I found it Pretty Easy but I think it would help me focus my Times Table, to learn it better, and this site I will use more often.
New Zealand has moved back into lockdown following a new community case of Covid-19 in Auckland.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced the alert-level 4 lockdowns at a special press conference.
On Wednesday morning, the case was confirmed to be the delta variant. Four more people have tested positive for the virus overnight. They are all linked as close contacts of the initial community case.
The lockdown will start at 11.59pm on Tuesday 17th and last for seven days in Auckland and Coromandel. It will last for 3 days for the rest of New Zealand.
Contact tracing has started in Auckland in an effort to isolate and contain any spread. Aucklanders are being encouraged to social distance and exercise caution.
One person in Auckland has been diagnosed with Covid-19. However, they have had no immediate contact with a MIQ facility. The Auckland Regional Public Health unit is now undertaking interviews with the case so that it can begin tracing contacts.
Science Investigation
Task 1:
What causes Blood pressure?
If you run a lot you get Blood pressure
MMHG
60-80 MMHG
120-80 MMHG= High Blood pressure.
Carefully read and understand this recording and planning guide so you are systematic in scientific thinking, experimenting, recording and interpreting.
Follow logically through each section so you are thorough in your science investigation steps.
Complete each section with details needed so you have carefully logged your project...and so an outsider can know and understand too.
Carefully read and understand this recording and planning guide so you are systematic in scientific thinking, experimenting, recording and interpreting.
Follow logically through each section so you are thorough in your science investigation steps.
Complete each section with details needed so you have carefully log your project...and so an outsider can know and understand too.
Reflection For The Week.
This 1st week of Term 3 was fun Monday it was just a normal day Tuesday we were introduce to our new relief Teacher Mrs Allan,Room 1 is So Welcome to have Mrs Allan,in our class,Wednesday,went Tech for the first week of Term 3,played Basketball with Friends,had fun.Then on Thursday We did Ki-O-Rahi Played on the playground and had fun,Now Today we Had assembly and going to have a wonderful weekend and Day.
Topic 8
Task 1:
What is pH?(potential of hydrogen)
How do you measure pH?(Ph Meter)
What is the scale pH is measured on?(Ph Scale)
What pH level does water have? Is water acidic, basic, or neutral?(7)
What is the most acidic pH level?(???)
What is the most basic pH level?(14)
Acids and Bases.
Ph- to measure acid and bases of solution
Acid- Batteries, stomach acid,Vinegar,Medicines,
Bases-Soap,detergent.
Streaky,slippery,bubbles,
Hydrogen ion
Hydroxide ion
Ph Scale
Nothing higher that 14
Gastric Acid
Citric Acid
Batteries
Lemon
ToothPause
Orange
Aim or Purpose: Test the pH levels in different household products.
Equipments
Well plate
litmus paper
pH chart/table(1to14)
Dropper
Dropper
Products:
Baking soda
Distilled water
Window cleaner
Toilet bowl cleaner
Lemon Juice
Milk
Orange Juice
Apple Juice
Vinegar
Detergent
Tea/Coffee
Red Litmus=Acid
Blue Litmus=Base
Method
First of all, Using the marker, label each item you will be testing.
Measure about 4 or 5 drops of each item into the well plate and mark it for that item.
Take 10 different strips of litmus paper, so that you can test at least nine substances.
Take one small piece of red and blue litmus paper. Dip it into one of the substances to be tested.
Repeat it with all other household substances.
Record all observations in a suitable table. Then dispose of the pieces of litmus paper in the waste bin.
Don’t forget to use a new test strip for each item. Discard the used strips.
