Engineering – Aerospace – T3 24

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For the past few weeks Room 9 has been doing engineering like aerospace engineering, Structural engineering, and more. 

My group chose Aerospace engineering, and made an aeroplane out of cardboard, We carved the body of the plane using a utility knife. We made a plane that looks like a (Military) cargo plane. If you don’t know what A Cargo plane is. a Cargo plane is a massive that can deliver goods individually in one piece. It also has massive wings that are combined with the roof. Our plane looks like a cargo plane But it can’t fly. one of the members in our group brought a motor that would have made our cardboard plane fly. But it didn’t work. But we still worked on our project and made some Upgrades to it. We are still working on it, and is almost finished.

Whats your favourite type of engeneering?

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Reading – T3.24

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For this week’s reading task we had choose a partner from our reading group,

and We had to  do I wonder, I noticed, I recognise, New words to me, and much more, and all those I ‘s is about a book Named King and Country. King and Country is a book based on the Maori culture and is in war and as well and being set from all the way back then. It has a lot of interesting words that are new to me, like Hastily, Contingent and many more.  My favourite part in the book was when they were playing rugby. I like that part because rugby is a big part of my life and I hope to become one of the best Nrl (National rugby league) players, or even just make it to the Nrl. The Maoris are also known as Tangata whenua which means the people of the land.

What is your favourite sport? Why?

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Sports Day One & Two

What did I do well?

I was good at getting intercepts, passing, defending, and attacking while playing netball, basketball, and soccer while showing Whanaungatanga by sharing the ball with everyone.

 

what did your team do well?

My team was good at passing, defending, and attacking, and I think they mostly showed Whanaungatanga.

 

what could you improve on?

 

 

what could your team work on?

I think my team should work on spreading out and communicating instead of bunching up but we should mostly work on communicating so we know where we should go so we wouldn’t be bunched up and they

23/07/24 – Maze runner Ponder

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This week for Ponder we were given two options, and we had to choose one and explain why we chose the option we  thought was the truth. The options were People who go through the changing are so upset because they remember their old life and they cannot have it back, or people who go through the changing are so upset because they remember their old life and it’s no better that what they have now. I chose option 1 because I thought it was more likely the truth, because I can relate to it

Which one do you think is worse?

Idioms

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We are learning new idioms and what some of the idioms meaning of it.

This week we have been given some new idioms to conquer, Such as Foam at the mouth, Get your back up and many more. My favourite one was Drive you nuts because it reminds me of my siblings when we argue. This week was probably the most idioms that would go well with antagonist, Because lots of ones where someone is mad. This was one experience for week 2.

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Broken wing – Reading response

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 We are learning rare ways of how to catch fish.

This week we were given a task to find out different ways on how to catch good fish. We were reading a book called Broken wing, The Broken wing is about an old man and a young boy, where the old man teaches the young boy the old man’s fishing technique. The old man’s technique was a bird called broken wing because he has bad eye sight, Broken wing is a magpie with a broken wing, but has very talented eyesight. Broken wing the bird has a special move to alert the old man to reel in the fish. The grandpa was too old so he took his grandson with him to learn his technique. soon the grandson will learn the technique and pass it on to the next generation.

 

Koe Kia

 

 

21/06/24 T2 – Reading response – Ambassador

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We are learning what Ambassador are, and what they do.

This week were given a task, our task was to find out what Ambassadors are. Ambassadors are people who represent countries or people by playing a sport or visiting a place. Ambassadors are many people you might now like Brian Too, Dallin Watene Zelenziak, and many more. But I am here to explain more details about what ambassadors are. Ambassadors are student leaders who serve fellow students in the centre for career and professional Development. Being an ambassador can be a highly rewarding and exiting job.

Idioms – antagonist

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we are learning to add idioms we know goes well with an antagonist

This week we were given a task to find idioms that go with an antagonist. If you’re wondering what an antagonist is, an antagonist is a bad guy. But on the other hand is the protagonist, a protagonist is someone who stops the antagonist from hurting people, and the antagonist goals is to stop the protagonist from achieving his goals.

 

 

Idiom’s (Antagonist) by Exodus Galovale, Johfritz Francis

Digital footprint

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We are learning to create and find different types of cyber smart challenges.

This week we were given new cyber smart challenges, This challenge was to give us a hint about what it is, who can see it and what our digital footprint says about us. We were given images that we could copy and paste on to the next slide, but adjusting it so it would realistically create footprints. This challenge was fun because I liked it because when I switch side it looked like an actual person walked through. I wish I could of added more but these were the only image I could choose.

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