A few of my favourite things!

 Today for our Wanaga lockdown work, my class and I got set a task about a few of our favourite things. below you can see a chart of what are some of my favourite things. So far learning at home again is pretty overwhelmimg but the tasks we get set are pretty enjoyable

A few of my favourite things

P.E Volleyball

 For the past few weeks, my class has been doing volleyball as our class sport. My skills were average in my opinion because I have played volleyball many times. My skills right now are really good because of the training and practising for what we are doing in the. Right now I can jump serve and spike really well which is very useful.

For me, the hardest thing in volleyball is just trying to calculate the airtime for me to spike because sometimes I miss the spike. Volleyball is very fun and everything is what I like about it. Next year I might do P.E for my choices so im not really picky for what i want so i just really want to have fun.

do now week 3

 The song we had to listen too was really refreshing for my mood because of the intruments that was imbedded in the song. In such way, the song  really reminded me of Little Mermaid. All I could imagine  was to feel good and it had a nice vibe and ring to it. 

Discorvery Health

 In health we were set a task that required us to discover about a topic and I chose depression and all about it. Our success criteria were to have linked answers to the key concepts, have answers all 6 BIG questions in detail,have described strategeus that will imporve outcomes in relation to your chosen issue, and work a well presented and a proud presentation.

Firstly we had, to pick a topic including 6 BIG questions. my was all about depression (below is photo of my 6 BIG questions.) Then once we had our 6 BIG question we had to advice or relate to the question and right it in a presentation. After all the work, we got a shose to do somthing for our creat activity. My whole class chose diffrent activities but I  chose to make a poster. I chose to do this becuase it was nice and simple and i dident want my creation to be really detailed even though we had to. We learned that these strageties can help me and you if you listen very closely.

My dicovery slide

My discorvery poster

6 BIG questions	Who is responsible
Why… Why is it harmful?
What…  when and why did this become an issue in nz?
Who… Who is responsible…..?
How….. How does it affect the brain when….
When….when should you
Your choice….what about depression later in life

It was challenging when i had to catch up to the class when I was behind from the other students in my class. But then i coped with the challenge but calming down and got straight to work. So far in my opinoin I did really good at my work and felt that i achieved somthing. So next time ill focus on not talking all the time to get all my work done.

Do Now week 2

 A schooner is a large boat consisting with 2 triangle sails and 2 more larger squared sails. A normal schooners length is less than 313 feet with a weight up to 1,300 pounds. the colors of a schooner dont look bright but with a more simple variety with grey,white,red,or commonly brown. If was  to ride on a schooner I would see blue waters with the wind blowing against my face. As that happens, I would be standing in the middle of the boat gazing faintly through the breeze awaiting for my destination.

Types of energy

 Today's session we are learning about the types of energy and the energy transformation which the energy is past by other things. 

Heat energy- power used by heat

kinetic energy - something that uses movement to 

sound energy- energy that we can hear

light energy - energy that you can see and can brighten up dark spaces

Electric energy - something that is powered by Electricity 

elastic energy -  when you stretch something like a a rubber band you give you transfer energy by stretching it

Chemical energy - something like food and fuel that give energy to something or someone

gravitational energy -  an energy that falls from high off the ground as the gravity pulls it faster

The U Boats

U boats naval submarines that were operated by the German navy soldiers.

 The Length of a usual U-boat is up to 214 feet with the weight up to 1,051 tons 

An average U-boat can carry 35 men and 13 torpedo