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Orana Park

On Monday last week we went to Orana Park for a school trip. It was nice day the sun was shining on us. We were learning about the animals well being and where they lived. There we saw some endangered animals, there was Tigers, Sliver Back Gorillas, White Rhinos, Lions and Giraffes. It sad to think they are endangered because of us. The Gorilla's habitat is being demolished due to mines digging up a tiny pace of metal for phones. Other animals are losing their homes because of palm oil because it is use in everything from conditioner to food products, it has many different names. Here are some photos of the animals we saw.

What is Hauora?

This term we have been learning about Hauora, hauora is our well being. There are four dimensions of huaora they are Social, Emotional, Physical and Spiritual. Here is a slide show of the four dimensions of huaora. Hope you enjoy!

How To Be Safe in Science

Planing

Aim: I want to find out to be safe how to be safe in science

Equipment:

• Bucket
• Water
• Detergent
• Rubber Tube
• Safety glasses
• Gas tap
• Lighter

Method:

1.  Get a big bucket
2. Put a good squirt of detergent into the bucket
3. Full the bucket half way with cold water
4. If you have lose cloths take it off, pull your sleeves up and tie your hair up into a ponytail if you have long hair.
5. Connect a tube up to the gas tap, and put the other end into the water.
6. Turn on the gas and make some bubbles!
7. Put your safety goggles on!
8. Wet your hands and wrists up to your elbows
9. Get a scoop of bubbles.
10. Hold to bubbles away from your face.
11. Using a lighter, ignite the bottom of the bubbles
12. Slowly, open your hands!

Doing

Being set on fire was very scary the sudden heat burning your hands, the bright as the sun flames leaping up into the air, the terrifying black smoke lingering on the roof slowly disappears. Then as quickly as it starts if dies as you move your hands apart.

Explain

I wet my hands because fire and water do not mix so you do not burn. We roll up our sleeves to make sure not to burn our clothes. I was scared because of the adrenaline running though me as the fire started. Adrenaline is an old reaction it has been in us since we where in the stone age, the fight or fight of survival. Why don't fire burn in a circle? Fire burns upwards because the fire is made of gas and it is lighter than air and so the air pushes the fire upwards. 

Equipment in Science

Today in Science we are learning about the equipment in the science lab.

                                                     Here is a beaker it is used to hold liquid.

Here is a flask it is used to mix liquid.

Here are two test tubes they are two different sizes, they are used to hold different things

Here is a Funnel it is used to move some thing bigger than the other to move liquid.

Here is a Stirring Rod it is used to stir

Here is a spatula it is used to spoon powder.

Here is a pair of Test tube Tongs to hold the test tubes

Here is a Tripod it is used to when you need to 

Here is a dimple tray

Here is a pair of Scissor Tongs

Here is a Pipe Clay Triangle is used to hold things above flames 

Here is a thermometer.

Glaze Mat it is used hold your flasks over a flame

Here is a Heatproof Mat it is used to not burn surfaces such as table tops.

Here is a Bunsen burner it is used to add heat to an experiments.

Here is rubber tube 

Here is a measuring cinder it is used to measuring liquid.

Marvelous Place Value

Hello today we have been learning about place value. We are also learning about screencastify. Here is my screencastify I hope you enjoy it. One thing I learnt is ctrl D it duplicates shapes and images. If you need to duplicate more than one shape you hole shift and click on what you want then press ctrl D.

The Sweet Shop

For the last week we have been making a businesses. Our business is called The Sweet Shop and I'm with Tyra, Lauren and Kasey. I am making chocolate chips. Today we have been making posters, here is mine.