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Thursday, 23 November 2017

Festivel of the arts week 2

This week so far we have finished our story board and are currently getting a few probably for filming witch we will begin on Wednesday if all goes to plan. On Wednesday we will need a few props, 2 cameras or more and a dark room for our film. Now it is the end of the week and we have finished our story board next week is when we will begin filming.

Wednesday, 22 November 2017

Festival of the arts science research - Making fake blood (currently doing)

Making fake blood

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Aim:
My goal is to find out how to make fake blood and some information about fake blood. I will then construct my own fake blood for a film I am making for festival of the arts.

Results of my research on fake blood:
Before fake blood was made and used in films people would use chocolate syrup in black and white films.

How I am going to make fake blood:

Equipment:
250ml beakers
Gauze mat
Tripod
Bunsen burner
Heat mat
Measuring cylinder
200ml sprite
5ml red food colouring
1t (teaspoon) coco powder

Results:

Thursday, 26 October 2017

Geological time period

Precambrian Earliest


  • This was the time where  the firs single celled beings thrived and they went through extreme conditions. They later became multicelled organismed.

Cambrian 540 mya


  • A large amount of organisms with different shapes and sizes.
  • The first animals with backbones were present.
  • Mostly carbon dioxide in the air in this time period.

Ordovician 490 mya


  • There were many animals without skeletons.
  • Early shellfis, trlobites, nautilus, starfish and fish.
  • First green plants and fungi.
  • End of the Ice age period.



Silurian 443 mya


  • First advanced plants.
  • First Jawed fish with exoskeleton.
  • More shellfish.

Devonian 


  • First ferns.
  • The earliest fir trees with seeds.
  • The first insects that were wingless.
  • Amphibians.
  • Animals from earlier period die out due to moist and cool climate.


Carboniferus 359 mya


  • Enviroment has swampy lands.
  • First appearance of coal forest.
  • Early sharks, large trees larger than the ones we have now.

  • First reptiles and vertebrates.
  • Trilites dissapearing.
  • Glaciers form.
  • Appearance of winged insects.

  • Oxygen in the air.

Permian 290 mya


  • Land masses were formed in to a whole continent called pangaea.
  • Glaciers dissapear higher climate.
  • Lots of reptiles.
  • Cone bearing trees appear.
  • Beetles and flies appear.
  • Ocean life is in a large amount.
  • 251 mya 95% life extinct.

Triassic 248 mya

  • Dinosaurs appear
  • First mammals and crocodiles appear
  • Modern corals and fish
Jurassic 206 mya
  • Lots of different dinosaurs
  • Ferns and cone bearing plants
  • Mammals common but small
  • First birds and lizards
  • Land mass, Pangaea break up into Gondwanaland and Laurasia
  • High Carbon Dioxide levels

Cretaceous 144 mya

  • Lots of dinosaurs including Tyrannosaurs
  • New types of insects
  • Flowering plants appear and become pentiful
  • Modern Crocodiles and Sharks
  • Early birds appear
  • Gondwanaland breaks up 
  • Rocky Mountains appear
  • Carbon dioxide similar to today

Paleogene 65 - 23 mya

  • Modern plants
  • Lots of different mammals
  • Dinosaurs extinct
  • Primitive whales
  • First grasses
  • Rapid changed in Mammals
  • Climate coos
  • Ice age begins and ends during this period

Neogene


  • Modern climate 
  • Modern mammals and birds
  • Horses evolve from dof like animal
  • Lots of grasses
  • First apes 
  • Southern Alps of NZ

Quaternary 1.8 mya - present


  • Anatomically modern humans
  • Human stone age culture 
  • Ice age comes and goes
  • Sahara forms from grassland
  • Humans begin agriculture
  • Stone age  Bronze age 3300 BC  1120 BC
  • Industrial revoloution leads to rise in carbon dioxide levels

Thursday, 17 August 2017

What is bullying?

What is bullying?


Bullying in general: All type of bullying involves hidden bullying, visible bullying, its deliberate, involves a power control, its harmful and is repeated many times. For something to be counted as bullying it needs to be intentional and happen multiple times even when u tell them to stop or show them your upset 

Physical bullying: Physical bullying is bullying in the physical world. It can involve being physically hurt by people over and over again, being called names, being pushed/tripped by people on purpose and passing notes in the physical world. Physical bullying has been the main type of bullying until the internet was introduced.

Cyber bullying: Cyber bullying is where u get bullied online. A few examples are people stealing your accounts and doing stuff on it under your name, sending emails to people to hurt there feelings and making accounts under your name to ruin your identity. Cyber bullying is just as bad as physical bullying if not worse.

Hidden bullying: Hidden bullying is when u are getting bullied by people without you noticing it can be online and in the physical world. For example people talking bad behind you both through emails and talking, people passing notes about you while in places, exclusion or saying something that sounds nice but mean the complete opposite

Visible bullying: Visible bullying is the opposite of hidden bullying it can be in both the physical world and online. Visible bullying can involve people bullying you right in front of you on purpose, physically hurting you or sending you hurtful messages online.

Thursday, 10 August 2017

The four dimensions of Hauora

The four dimensions of Hauora


Taha Tinana 

Taha tinana is about your physical well being. This includes the growth of your body, your body health, the ability to move and ways to care for it. If you neglect your physical health you may begin having physical diseases on your body and experience a lot of pain.

Taha Hinengaro

Taha Hinengaro is your mental and emotional well being. Having a good mental health will help you have rational thinking, constructive thinking and many other thinking skills. Having a good emotional health will help you show your emotions, not cry randomly and over react to certain things. Having a bad mental health will normally result in you not thinking as good as normal. Having a bad emotional health can result in you being scared to do stuff, crying over little things and having breakdowns

Taha Whanau

Taha Whanau is your social well being. Having a good social life will normally result in having great family relationships, a lot of friends, hanging out a lot and not being lonely. A bad social life could result in a lack of friend, bad family relationships and being lonely.

Taha Wairua

Taha Wairua is your spiritual health. This includes your culture and values you carry with you, your personal identity and your self awareness. Having a good spiritual health normally means you have a culture you follow, values that you hold, have a good personal identity and you are self aware. Not having a good spiritual health normally means you don't have a culture you follow, you don't have values that you hold, you don't have a good personal identity or none at all and you are not self aware.

Thursday, 22 June 2017

Christurch water

1.Christchurch stormwater

What is it?

Stormwater is the surface water that is a result of heavy rainfalls.

Where does it go?

Most stormwater flows directly into ponds,river and streams.

What contaminates it? 

Stormwater is contaminated by dirt mud and any waste that is lying in the gutters


2 Christurch wastewater

What is it?

Wastewater is water from household objects like sinks and toliets, 

Where does it go?

Once it is clean it goes to the ocean

3. Where does Christurch get its water?

Wells or pipes going down to the Aquaclud layer

How is it purfied?

It is not normally purfied as it is alreayd really clean.

What pollutes our city water before we drink it?


Wednesday, 14 June 2017

Maths working out

Here is a short video of how i worked out 38 + 47

Tuesday, 6 June 2017

Explination of diffrent forces

Here is a presentation explaining 12 different forces that we have been learning about in this kete.

Thursday, 23 March 2017

Blood Splatter

Blood Splatter
How does Blood pattern analysis (BPA) help the forensic scientist solve crimes?


Wednesday, 15 March 2017

Locard's Princible

In the early 20th century Dr.Edmond Locard made a theory that every contact leaves a trace its called forensic science. Locard thought that every time you touch something you would leave a print. For example if you touch something like a table with your finger or feet (For whatever reason) you will leave a finger print or if you use your feet a foot print. When police are searching in a crime scene they look for everything that could relate to the criminal. If you leave anything like your gloves shoes, socks and even false teeth and you are likely about to be found. Here are a few more things that criminals could leave behind that police use.

  • hair
  • tools 
  • clothing
  • licence plate
  • fingernails
  • DNA
  • bullets
Who collects the evidence?
Forensic technician
What do they use?

Thursday, 2 March 2017

Average hieght of students in our class

Aim: What is the average height of 8mt students.

Hypothesis: Average height of 8mt is 1.5 m

Equipment: Ruler

Method: Measure height of each student and record it on a tally chart

Results:

136-140 1
141-145 2
146-150 1
151-155 4
156-160 8
161-165 7
166+ 6

Discussion: The average height of 8mt students is 156-160. Our hypothesis was incorrect by 6 at the least and 10 at the most.

Wednesday, 1 March 2017

How to write a science report 2017

 How to write a science report
Aim: What your are trying to discover.

Hypothesis: An educated guess about your results.

Equipment: What you will use.

Method: Step by step instructions you will follow.

Results/Observation: Talk about the result. How does it relate to your aim

Evaluate: How could you improve your experiment?

Friday, 17 February 2017

Term 1 week 3

This week we have started our weekly quiz here is a screenshot of some of the questions

Friday, 10 February 2017

Term 1 Week 2

Its been fun so far back at school but also challenging as we have had a lot of work to do here are a few image of our work

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Thursday, 9 February 2017

Science 2017 Equipment

Science 2017 Equipment

Boilling tube

Graduated Cylinder
Test tube
Conical flask (Erlenmeyer flask)
Scissor tongs
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Test tube rack
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Science 2017 Lab rules

Lab rules: 
1. Always follow instructions
2. Enter lab ONLY if teacher is present
3. No running
4. No talking to loudly
5. Tie up long hair
6. Clean up your work area
7. No eating or drinking inside lab
8. Must have teachers permission if we are to use equipment
9. Wear safety glasses
10. If you brake something tell the teacher IMMEDIATELY 
11. DO NOT ACT LIKE A FOOL