Health

In health for the past few weeks my group (Tennessee and me) have been working on a slide show and researching about binge drinking. Firstly we had to choose our big 5 questions for our topic after we did that we had to research about the topic and we had to use those questions to find our answer. It was challenging sometimes because we didn't know what to do in some bits of the work but we got there in the end, we chose to do a google slide because it was the easiest thing to do because we were running out of time, next time I will try to do more work.

Dilution Experiment

What is Dilution: 

Making something less concentrated 

there will be less particles in the liquid

Hypothesis: which test tube is the most dilute? 

last one 

which test tube will be the lest dilute?

What did I do:

• first we added 10 mils to the first test tube then we added 5 mils to the other 5 test tubes and after that there was a chemical that got added which had made it turn into a sorta dark bright purple colour.

was my hypothesis correct - kind of 

how did I know - I just guessed 

Science

 Aim: separate a mixture we have made using filtration

Hypothesis: I think it will make the colour lighter and it will separate.

When we mixed it, the colour turned into a darker blue, after that we then filtered it and one the blue one changed into a solid and the other then started falling down to a liquid... when we were filtering it, the blue one didn't go down but the other clear liquid did.

Budgeting guide - business studies

in business studies my class has been working on budgets, we have been doing tasks about budgeting and all of that - here is my budgeting guide.

What is budgeting:

Budgeting is the process of creating a plan to spend your money. This spending plan is called a budget. Creating this spending plan allows you to determine in advance whether you will have enough money to do the things you need to do or would like to do. Budgeting is simply balancing your expenses with your income. 

 

Key things you need to know:

Since budgeting allows you to create a spending plan for your money, it ensures that you will always have enough money for the things you need and the things that are important to you. Following a budget or spending plan will also keep you out of debt or help you work your way out of debt if you are currently in debt.

How does it help us?:

Since budgeting allows you to create a spending plan for your money, it ensures that you will always have enough money for the things you need and the things that are important to you. Following a budget or spending plan will also keep you out of debt or help you work your way out of debt if you are currently in debt.

What happens if we don't have a budget:

In short, the most common consequences of not budgeting include a lack of savings, less financial security, out of control spending, a higher likelihood of going into debt and more financial stress.

for this I used my own knowledge and google

Tokelauan Language and Niuean Language week

 Helpful words/sentences 

Tokelauan Language

• Hello = Mālō ni

• How are you = E ā mai koe?

• I am well, thank you = Ko au e mālohi, Fakafetai 

• Excuse me = Tulou

• Welcome = Ulu tonu mai

• Good-bye = Tōfā

• Thank you very much = Fakafetai lahi lele

Niuean Language 

• Great greetings to you = Fakaalofa lahi atu

• Hello/Greetings = Fakaalofa atu

• Goodbye = Koe Kia

• How are you? = Malolo nakai a koe?

• Fine, thank you = Malolo, faka aue

• What is your name? = Ko hai e higoa haau?

• I live in Tonga/Samoa/ Australia/New Zealand = Nofo au i Tonga/Samoa/ Ositalia/Niusilani

Budgeting language dictionary - business studies

                      Budgeting language dictionary 

• Budget - A certain amount of money you can spend for that period of time

• Surplus - an amount of something left over when requirements have been met; an excess of production or supply.

• Deficit - the amount by which something, especially a sum of money, is too small.

• Spend - buying things that you want/need 

• Savings - left over money that you don't spend, and so you save it up 

• Wants - things you want to buy 

• Needs - things that you need to buy to survive 

• Income - money received, especially on a regular basis for work or through investments.

• Finance - the management of large amounts of money  especially by governments or large companies.

• Price - the amount of money expected, required, or given in payment for something.

• Fees - a payment made to a professional person or to a professional or public body in exchange for advice or services.

• Necessity - the state or fact of being required.

• Exchange - an act of giving one thing and receiving another in return.

SOURCES THAT HELPED ME

google

   

Promotion

for market day we made a poster and we painted it different shades of green.our groups product is for 5+ years and for all genders.

our strategy was to just let people walk past and to see our product and buy it but there was also a microphone you could use for 2 dollars

our product had some colours in it, some was blue and some were green and some were both of the colours.

Art Class

A few weeks ago in art class we did photo collages and here is my photo 

Its spouse to be hot air balloons and its going on the Eiffel tower and the hot air balloon is going to pop, back hot air balloons have logos.

Business & Enterprise Kete

For the past 3 weeks we have been involved in B & E Kete 

My role for B & E was production manager - a production manager is a person who controls the production process.

Our company was called Oozy Oobleck.

Our product was Oobleck.

My reflection on how B & E went was ok. It was slow at first because no one came to get our stuff but then people came from everywhere and primary school kid came then it was all sold out.

My overall reflection of B & E was good but I think we could of done the packaging better because it came undone a little bit, the highlight of yesterday when we did B & E was selling all of my groups product and making a profit.

   

Place

for market day my group are selling our product in a space outside

the good thing about our product is that no one else is selling Oobleck apart from my group and our product will stand out because instead of green Oobleck we are selling blue Oobleck and normally people leave it plain or green.

people have to walk past to notice our product be because there are lots of people selling things and they also need to walk past to see there product.

Price

For B&E market day students are selling products so they can make money and see how much profit they can get, my group is selling Oobleck - Oobleck is a slime thing and when you punch it it goes rock hard and when you relax your finger or hand it melts.

the price of my Oobleck is $2.00. its just spouse to be fun and messy and all of that.

the reason why it is $2.00 is because it does dry up and we don't want it to be that expensive because of that reason and its not free because we need to make money and make a profit.

Science

 aim: the see what happens when you put a heated can in cold water

hypothesis: i thought it was gonna blow up

but it didn't instead it squeezed the can together because we boiled the can and the water inside and then we put the can head in into the cold water and then it got squeezed together.

Before heating, the can is filled with water and air. When boiling the water, the water changes states from a liquid to a gas (Water Vapor) The water vapor pushes the air that was originally inside the can out into the atmosphere. When the can is turned upside down and placed in the water, the mouth of the can forms an airtight seal against the surface of the water in the bowl. In just a split second, all of the water vapor that pushed the air out of the can and filled up the inside of the can turns into only a drop or two of liquid, which takes up much less space. 

Marketing Product - Business studies

In business and enterprise studies we are blogging about our products we are going to sell and
we have to answer some questions.

Q:

what is the product, what can it do, how is it used, what is the purpose of it?

A:

My groups product for market day is Oobleck, Oobleck is when you pick up a messy slime thing

and it melts in your hand but when you punch it, it goes rock hard, it is used for fun because its

spouse to be fun.

the size is medium the shape is liquid

its going to come in a paper cup

we need corn starch, and water and food colouring

it does not fit into the category of products already made

we do not need to provide any services with our product.

Science

Today in science we have been learning about particles and how when you heat up some particles it speeds up and when you freeze it slows down because they are liquid and solids this is how particles interact.

say if someone takes there socks off and they have smelly feet then the people around that person will smell the particles first then the particles will spread around and everyone would be able to smell it then it would go away

aim: observe the effect of temp on speed diffusion

today in our experiment we put cold water on one plastic lid and put hot water on another plastic lid and we put this thingy powder into both of the waters and it spread out quicker in the hot water then it did in the cold water because the cold moves slower because they have less kinetic energy and they warmth has more kinetic energy.

 

BLOG POST - WELL BEING

 In the last two weeks we have looked at Resilience - Emotional Awareness (understanding emotions) and Impulses. these things mean to control your emotions and to understand to control emotions

Being able to control my emotions in different situations avoids - drama, and any time of sadness and madness, and to stay healthy on well being.

Knowing how to react and respond in situations rather than acting on impulses means that you can control your manners and attitude.

The effect it that these things have on my Social Wellbeing (Taha Whanau) is

kind:

- gain more friends

- people be nice to you

unkind:

- losing friends

people being mean to you

business studies

quote:

 

Complete the table by explaining why the skills are important for an entrepreneur. The first is done as an example for you.
Skills	Reason the skill is important for an entrepreneur
Planning	To track how the business is going from month to month; some businesses might have different needs at different times of the year.
Financial	So they know how to budget
Administrative	Day to day running on things
Marketing	So they can earn money and sell things
People	Strong relationships with people and etc
Communication	You need communication skills to talk with people who buy something off of you and express your ideas
Which of the skills above do you think is the most important? (Highlight them in your table). Explain your answer:

workshop 5 - creating characters

1. - looks like a normal other with button eyes

- dresses like the real mother

- softer/rounder edges - hips, heed, knees, elbows

- clothes are basic design, no patterns, covers most of her body

2. - head/nose - pointer and sharper

- sleeves get shorter

- addiction of red to colour palette 

- starting to get Beatle shape from apron 

- baggy long pants keeps idea of softness

3. - all weight has moved to hips/bum

 - accents beatle shape of dress 

- black and white - more pattern

- better fit

- better and tighter 

- getting longer/stretched neck 

- shorter hair 

4. - scissors/twig like - very skinny

- huge height increase - compared to the first second and third.

- pointy head 

- high heels

- full black outfit

- red shows

- little/no fat

5. - no skin/skinless

- no face, only bone 

- paperthin

- extra legs

- creepy smile

- rags on her body

- very very very tall

- has become hunched over 

- fractured bones

workshop 4

music

chords 

- major - written in major key, happy tone

- minor - sad creepy

tempo

- fast - makes it feel energetic

- slow - makes you feel Lethargic, and slow

dynamics 

- loud - forte - feels intence

- quite - piano  - draw in viewers focus

- changes - quiet to loud - builds intensity 

loud to quiet - drains intensity

diegetic sound - sounds added to film

1st - calm/unlifting

2nd - bland/sadish

non diegetic sound -  sounds that occur naturally  

opening scene - 

minor - unsettled, creepy, insecure 

moderate/fast - tires energy, movement 

changes dynamics often - focus, build intensity     

mouse circus

chord - 

minor - unsettling

 

tempo - 

fast - furious, energetic 

dynamics -

loud - happy, playful, grabs attention 

ghost children behind mirror

chord - 

minor - tone, creepy

tempo -

slow - moments where it picks up

Ghost Children Behind The Mirror

Chords - minor - tone, creepy, low - works well with ghost howls, and scattering rat sounds

tempo - slow - moments where it picks up, lethargic, lazy,  

dynamics - swells loud, quiet - creates focus moments. 

paragraph for english

real world and other world paragraph

Lighting in the real world:
in the real world the lighting is natural because its from the sun and grey clouds and the sun throw that grey clouds is why the lighting is grey. the lighting feels cold because its grey and grey can be a cold colour, and also because its boring in the real world. also the lighting is dull because again there are no cool colours its just all grey and etc.

lighting in the other world:

in the other world the lighting is beautiful and there were lots of colours, the lighting in artificial because the lights are all on and etc. the lighting is also warm because its light yellow and its wonderful, the other lighting in it is dull or bright i choose bright because it fills in the whole room and it make us feel safe because Coraline also feels safe.

final paragraph:

in the real world the lighting is natural because its from the sun and grey clouds and the sun throw that grey clouds is why the lighting is grey. the lighting feels cold because its grey and grey can be a cold colour, and also because its boring in the real world. also the lighting is dull because again there are no cool colours its just all grey and etc. in the other world the lighting is beautiful and there were lots of colours, the lighting in artificial because the lights are all on and etc. the lighting is also warm because its light yellow and its wonderful, the other lighting in it is dull or bright i choose bright because it fills in the whole room and it make us feel safe because Coraline also feels safe.

work shop 3 - english

atmosphere meaning - the energy you get around you from people or objects 

mood meaning - how you feel - emotions

location meaning - where something is or where you are 

lighting:

natural - produced in nature, often sun, moon, stars, lightning, fire

artificial - fire, man-made, usually electrical 

warm - yellow, feels safe, warm, 

cold - white or blue, makes feel clean, clinical 

bright - fills room, makes us feel happier, safe

dull - doesn't fill in space, often creepy 

colour palette - predominant colours used in the scene 

                              (main)

brainstorm: colour and lighting 

whats happening:

coralines having breakfast

there in the kitchen in there real house

they look depressed, dull, lifeless

technique:

lighting - cold

natural - from cloudy window    

dull

colour:

cold

dark

washed out

faded

muted

off whites, cream and yellows

effect on viewer - feels boring, don't wanna be there, boring, dull, lifeless

directors purpose: to make it feel boring, empty, sets the mood in the real world

makes the other world feel appealing 

(theme) - looks can be deceiving

other techniques used:

costume, shots, music setting - real parents in simple plain colours + fabrics in dull colours

picture 2 

happening - coraline and other parents having dinner in the other kitchen - seems vibrant, appealing 

- good food on offer 

techneque: lighting- artificial, ceiling lightbulb

warm - yellowish tone

some parts of the room are in shadows

colour - yellows / oranges / black palette - makes us feel safe.

viewer - welcoming, colourful, joyful 

looks can be deceiving, looks nice but in reality its horrible, makes coraline feel comfortable

other techniques - full of patterns, friendly looking, lots of black/red, warm

      

Cooking

with baking cupcakes (vanilla) I think my group could have improved by NOT dropping the cupcakes on the cupcake tray and letting the batter go everywhere.

recipe

science

what have we been learning about?

we have been learning about how a heart works and how it pumps blood threw it.

what are the parts of the heart?

Heart Chambers, Valves, Vessels, Wall and Conduction System. The heart is made up of four chambers. The upper two chambers are called atria (singular: atrium) and the lower two are known as ventricles (singular: ventricle).

did you see them?

yes

did you enjoy the dissection?

yes because it was fun

angels and movements - looks can be deceiving - workshop 2

brainstorm:

- high angel - makes the character "other wybie" look small, week, vulnerable 

- POV - "other mother" - dominant and powerful 

- medium shot - gives us some ideas of the background but not full

- audience feels - powerful, we are looking down on wybie throught the "other mothers'' POV

- sad, worried for wybie - he looks small, sad, innocent - the first character in the other world to suggest something is not right

- director purpose - to make us feel sorry for wybie 

- makes audience think that maybe the ''Other mother" isn't so nice - foreshadowing

paragraph:

in the shot with the "other wybie" and the "other mother", high angel shots  are used effectively to show the theme looks can be 'deceiving'. this is demonstrated through a high angel shot from the point of view of the other mother. she is looking down the front porch steps at the scared other wybie. this makes the audience fell worried / sorry for wybie and makes the other mother seem / feel powerful. the purpose of this scene was to make the audience think that maybe the other mother isn't as nice after all. combined with the use of lighting, wybie is in a warm light but surrounded by darkness, the directer has created an atmosphere of caution - somethings not right. this reminds the viewer of the later scene where coraline is looking up at the other mother in horror and she throws her through a magical portal into a locked room. this shows that looks can be deceiving because the other mother wasn't nice like coraline thought

brainstorm:

- the camera is tilted and looking at coraline creepily

- the camera angel is called a dutch tilt  - a dutch tilt is achieved by tilting the camera so the horizon is no longer level. used judiciously,it can provide an unusual or dramatic perspective.

-the viewers probably feel creeped out because the doll is spying on her because when we see the doll we know that the doll was watching her because it was on the same angel and it was when coraline looked at it 

-the directer did this to make the audience either feel scared or to entertain them or both.

- the lighting in the photo is dark, half wall half coraline, a tiny bit of light above her head

paragraph:

in this photo the doll is watching coraline this shot is called DUTCH TILT. This is demonstrated through the dutch tilt shot when the doll is watching over coraline. The doll is looking at coraline creepily and she didnt notice until about 10 seconds after. This makes the audience think that the doll is watching her because the other mother has button eyes and the doll has eyes. The purpose of this scene was to let the audience know that the doll was watching her. combined with the use of lighting, it was dark and we could see coraline on one half of the screen but the other half was a wall. The directer has created an atmosphere of caution - something is watching coraline. 

 

apple turnovers

this week in cooking class we made apple turnovers we had to get canned apples and pastry and cinnamon and sugar and we had to cut the canned apples into really thin slices and then we got the pastry and we put the apples onto the pastry and put cinnamon and sugar on the apple then we folded the pastry and put it in the oven, after we put it in the oven and once it got out of the oven we put more cinnamon and sugar on then i ate it 

Looks can be deceiving

here is my coggle about coraline in english

powtoon

https://www.powtoon.com/html5-studio/#/edit/blMVAyZ760A

here is my powtoon about opportunity cost sorry if its short 

arthritis

what are the causes of arthritis  

A reduction in the normal amount of this cartilage tissue cause some forms of arthritis. Normal wear and tear causes OA, one of the most common forms of arthritis. An infection or injury to the joints can exacerbate this natural breakdown of cartilage tissue.

can everyone get arthritis 

Not everyone develops osteoarthritis. It is not an inevitable condition. Risk factors increase the likelihood you will develop osteoarthritis, but people can develop the disease who have none of the known risk factors.

who is most likely to get arthritis 

Age. The risk of many types of arthritis — including osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and gout — increases with age. Your sex. Women are more likely than men to develop rheumatoid arthritis, while most of the people who have gout, another type of arthritis, are men.

what are the two most common types of arthritis

Two common types of arthritis are osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Osteoarthritis (OA) is a painful, degenerative joint disease that often involves the hips, knees, neck, lower back, or small joints of the hands.

Tips for preventing arthritis

1. Maintain a healthy weight. ...
2. Don't smoke, or quit smoking. ...
3. Try to avoid injury when playing sports or participating in recreational activities.
4. If your job requires a lot of pushing, pulling, or lifting of heavy objects, take precautions to avoid injury to your joints.

how is arthritis treated

Treatment of arthritis generally includes rest, occupational or physical therapy, exercise, drugs, and sometimes surgery to correct joint damage. Treatments for osteoarthritis generally can help relieve pain and stiffness, but the disease may continue to progress.

workshop 1 unpacking things and ideas

theme/idea - something that links throughout the story

"looks can be deceiving" 

- things aren't always what they seem

EXAMPLE 1 = the beldam / other mother

- she starts off good and then ends up evil / soul eater / metal spider demon

- shows theme because the other mother changes over time without the audience and Coraline not noticing 

- important to the story because it helps the audience understand Coralines choice when she realises that having everything perfect won't make her happy.

EXAMPLE 2 = other world vs the real world

the other world is a perfect web / trap to catch coraline whereas the real world is boring but safe 

- shows theme because even though the other world seems better in every way, the real world is actually better / safer because it isn't a trap.

- important for her audience to understand why coraline goes back into the real world.

Statement - in coraline, themes and ideas are used effectively

Evidence - for instance, "looks can be deceiving" is shown through the character of the 'Other Mother" the other mother starts out nice but is revealed to be a soul devouring demon.

eXplanation - this makes the audience feel that we shouldnt trust things or people that seem perfect at first glance

eXplanation - this was done to make us feel weary or develop a sence of caution towards a new situation   

eXplanation - coinciding with this is the use of colour to show the "other mother" is becoming more evil, at the start she is surrended by warm colours that makes  us feel safe but by the end it is dark with neon green.

your link - this theme is also shown through the changes in the other world as it is revealed to be a spider web design to catch coraline

Coraline

5 plot points I remember

• Coraline throws a cat at the other mother'
• that cat can talk
• she feels neglected by her parents
• she finds a hidden door
• she went the door

main characters

• Coraline
• Other mother
• Other father
• Mother
• Father
• The cat
• Wybie 

but the main - main character was Coraline

 

Philippines day

PHILIPPINES INDEPENDENCE DAY

MAGANDANG UMAGA, THIS WEEK WE ARE LEARNING ABOUT THE PHILIPPINES INDEPENDENCE DAY

 

WHAT DATE IS PHILIPPINES INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATED EACH YEAR?

JUNE 12 

WHAT DOES THIS DATE REPRESENT IN HISTORY

Initially, celebration of the establishment of the Republic of the Philippines on July 4, 1946 Later, celebration of friendship between the peoples of the Philippines and the United States.

 

speed stacking

today and the past week we have been doing speed stacking and I completely failed but that's ok we did 3-3-3 and 3-6-3 and the 3-3-3 was easy but the 3-6-3 got me but I got there at the end the most difficult bit about it was everything to me

here is a photo of the cups I used but not those exact ones