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Tuesday, 27 July 2021

Blind Taste Testing

 Aim :

I want to find out how things taste.

Research : 

Method :

  • Equipment : 
  • blind fold 
  • unjustified food 
instruction 

 1. Gather equipment
2. Put your blindfold on
3. Taste the food. 
4. Question yourself what do you taste like sweet, bitter, spicy, salty and sour.
5. record you self in a table.

Result:         

When I stick my hand own Mr Stock gave us a piece of food. It felt like something soft and shaped like a half moon. He told us to eat it and it tasted lemon and it was sweet. It was a gummy fruit and when I block my nose it tasted less lemon. The second one was critic acid it like it was needles going to my tongue and I block my nose and it felt more stronger and more sour. The third one was baking soda. It tasted salty and bitter if you block your nose it tasted like the secound food. The fourth one was salt and I got a lot of it because I thought it was sugar. When I put it on my mouth it was salty on the tip of tongue. The fifth one was sugar and it nice and I blocked my nose and It still tasted more sweeter. The last unknown one was baking power and it was fizzy on my mouth and it fizzed like sherbet  

  

Wednesday, 30 June 2021

Music of Decades

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Today we're going to talk about music of decades and also talk about my favourite one. Music of Decades is a work that we did on our hurumanu. We have search up the most popular musics and write a description about it. We have start off in the 1900's to the 2010. In the olden days's they didn't have auto tune. So some of the audio is like hearing sparks while listening to the old music.     

My favourite decade of the music is in the 1920's is the Cuban Moon. Because it's relaxing and makes you sleepy but we can also hearing the spark in the background. The artist was Carl Fenton's Orchestra.The 1920's is started to invent more genres of musics. Most of them is invented by African Americans.

Here's music of the decades work. 


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Tuesday, 29 June 2021

Ukulele

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Today we are going to talk about Ukulele. Ukulele is basically a mini guitar with four strings and less parts. Ukulele is much cheaper than a guitar and it's much more easier to learn and play. Last week we learn how to play the Ukulele. We first off learn about the notes they have like G,C,E and A and the majors and minors. We started off to learn G major and then the rest. I had eczema and more harder to play.

Ukulele is portable and much more cheaper that a guitar. But there's another guitar that is much more portable that Ukulele. It's a travel guitar but it's much more expensive.

A Ukulele has 12 parts like the headstock, tuners, nut, frets, neck, fret space, fret board, sound hole, body, strings, saddle and the bridge. The Ukulele was first originated in Madeira in north Africa. It was made the 1900's. Here's a video how to play the ukulele 

Ukulele Video    

An old ukulele banjo. Any tips for cleaning it up? Any ideas on age? It's  fifty years old at least. : ukuleleParts Of The Ukulele – Kala Brand Music Co.

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Sunday, 6 June 2021

Stomp

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Today I will show our own stomp video. Stomp is a video that they use home appliances to make music. They use utensil to make a drum sticks to hit the pots and pans. Our own version was using school stuff to make our own stomp. Our group use a colour pencil bucket, a table, rulers, pens and markers. 

Shadrach was hitting the bucket and he was beat maker. Jason was making a beat with his pen and hand. First he hits hand and then he hits the pen to the table. We each have different time to make our own beat. Isaiah was doing the same thing as Jason but more slower and louder. Me I was hitting the ruler and my hand in the same time. Together when all of us are doing a beat we do it four times and we stopped.

Here the video what we did :

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Thursday, 27 May 2021

Kate Sheppard

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Today we're talking Kate Sheppard and the activities that we've done. If some how if you don't know Kate Sheppard I will explain it to you. 

Kate Sheppard was born in 1847 in Liverpool England and moved to Christchurch in New Zealand. In 1868 she married a man called Walter while she was 24 years old. In 1885 she just joined the WCTU, it stands for Women's Christian Temperance Union. She had idea that woman has right to vote. Sheppard travel all around of New Zealand to meet important people like members in Parliament.

In 1893 Sheppard and her team nearly got 32,000 women and men signatures. They did this so women and men can say yes to this. Then she had a petition that was 270 meters long. People were shocked at this. It was showed Parliament how many people signed this petition. But Richard Sodden doesn't like the new rule. However He was out vote. Then they put a law for woman can vote in In September 19th. When Kate Sheppard died she was put on the 10 dollar note. 

The work I have done is a question all about Kate Sheppard here's my work and answers. 


 













Where did Kate Sheppard was born ?

Kate Sheppard was born in 1847 in Liverpool-England. 


Why do you think Kate Sheppard’s face was in the 10 dollar note?

I wonder why Kate Sheppard is on the 10 dollar note. Because she created balanced for women to vote and she built a building for National Council of Woman 


What does WCTU stand for ?

Woman’s Christian Temperance Union


Kate Sheppard was born in 1847 ? True 

Australia was the first country to allow women to vote ? false  

Nearly 32,000 signatures were collected in Sheppard’s petition True 

Kate Sheppard’s image is on the New Zealand $20 note ? False



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Tuesday, 25 May 2021

Football (P.E)

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Today we're talking about what we did for P.E. The sport that we play is football/soccer. Playing football is not new for me because I used to play it for a long time ago. We did some passing drills, juggling drills and shoot drills. The big rule of football you can't use your hands expect for the goalie. You only use your feet or use can use your head to header it. Here my awesome work that I have a done Lionel Messi shocks FC Barcelona, asks football club to let him leave |  Business Standard NewsCoronavirus: Elite sport to continue as England enters new national  lockdown | Football News | Sky Sports

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Tuesday, 11 May 2021

P.E (Netball)

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Today we're showing what we did in P.E. The sport we did in P.E is Netball. Miss Bancroft. taught us how to play netball. The first rule you cannot step when you have the ball and can't bonce it when you are running. I'm used to basketball and it's kinda awkward. But you can bounce pass or any passes but you do a short pass. But I still have a lot of fun. 

Constellation Cup: Netball New Zealand planning for $500,000 loss from no  crowds | Stuff.co.nzWatch Netball LIVE on Sky Sport - NZ Netball Matches - Sky

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