Whenua @ Paroa School
Welcome to our class blog, we are a class of year 6 & 7 students at Paroa School on the West Coast of New Zealand.
Friday, 30 August 2019
Practising our filming camera angles.
WALT: Take photos of different film shots and explain them
Today My friend Dion and I had to take photos explaining different film shots. I enjoyed taking the photos. I hope this helps you when you make a movie.
Thursday, 29 August 2019
speech
This is my speech writing. In our class, we have been writing speeches. My topic is wolves.
The most challenging bit was choosing a category.
The most challenging bit was choosing a category.
Wednesday, 28 August 2019
Baking Cookies - Year 6 Tech
With this video, we explained what we did to make our Cookies and what changing ingredients did. We all had a turn explaining what it was like and how we did it. Just to summarize this terms Year 6 tech, we made cookies and experimented to find out how change makes the Cookies different and possibly better.
Wednesday, 21 August 2019
Whenua's got talent
Thursday, 13 June 2019
Composting Information Report
Composting
By Lucy
Composting is a term that you use to describe putting food waste and natural sources into a bin to make fertiliser for your garden.
In compost there are food scraps (Green waste) and natural waste (Browns). Green Waste includes apple cores, banana peels and other food scraps. Browns include paper, cardboard and leaves. It’s important not to compost meat and plastics because they will slow down the efficacy of your compost bin. In compost there is also bacteria. Bacteria include actinomycete. Actinomycete is the microorganism that causes the stinky smell.
Composting works when decomposers eat the food waste then it becomes a fertiliser for your garden. Decomposers include worms, pill bugs, ants, centipedes and other bugs.
Composting the soil allows it to get the nutrients to help the garden flourish.We don’t have to buy it. It is a way of getting rid of our food scraps. It is also a way of reducing, Reusing and Recycling, It’s also a sustainable way of living.
Tuesday, 11 June 2019
MyMaps
In Whenua we learnt how to use Google MyMaps to locate landmarks that we saw while we were on camp in Wellington. For each landmark we found we had to name it, write something about it and find an image of it so that the pin on our map had information on it. You can see our finished maps on our individual blogs. Have you ever used MyMaps to locate places in your community?
Monday, 10 June 2019
Camp Reflection - Adrenalin Forest
I felt unbalanced as l skated down towards a big tree. I felt like my harness was going to snap. I got to the other side and I thought thank goodness for that. The employees said it was something like 35 feet up in the trees. The next stage was 8 wooden pallets lined up haning with 2 pegs nailed itto it. To stand on you had to use all of your upper body and i am teling you now it was hard. I got across and my friend was yelling out
“Help help” it is to hard my arms are sore i saw he was not yousing the pegs so i said to him yous the pegs he yous the pegs like this is easy how needs help on that i said to him here is the easy part the zipline yes i got on the zipline it was so hard but the view was 1$ million dollars i was loven it until that dang fly went stright up my nose we finshed the zipline we were at the bottom time for lunch my friend said i wounder what is for lunch. i said you had to pack your lunch YOU ARE KIding RIGHT
You wish.
by Cooper
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