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Wednesday, August 19, 2020

Math

Discount 


In math we have been learning about discounts and how they work, a discount is when you take away a percentage of money from the original price. 


GST

In math today we learnt about GST and how to find it. To find GST you have to multiply the price by .15


Friday, July 24, 2020

art- izzy and caitlin

  1. Why do we look at street art? Why do we stop when we see it? What is our reaction?

Because people like to see the art that they create, it gets people's attention and it just makes the streets look better.

Beastman and Vans the Omega mural, Rise 2014 Christchurch – credit Luke Shirlaw

  1. Why do we need and use visual symbols 

Because they can bring the vibe of a place up and make it look more appealing. 




  1. What are examples of common visual symbols in our environment? (collect examples for the drawing- think about what you might be able to use in making artwork later on as you do)




Wednesday, May 20, 2020

English Film Language

English- Film language

Settings: used to often progress stories and describe the surroundings.
Dialogue: Used to either elevate a plot or reveal something new about a character.
Sound effects: Used to create a mood for the audience or emphasize a scene. 
Music: Also used to set a mood or describe an ongoing scene.
Silence: Used to create a serious atmosphere or sincerity in acting.
Symbols: Often an object, used to suggest new ideas.
Special effects: Used to create a more realistic look for the film.
Body language- Used to identify the feelings of the played character.
Costumes- Used to either describe the personality of a character.
Hairstyles- Similar to costumes it  is often used to tell the personality of the character.
Make-up- Either describes or transforms an actor to match the played character.
Colours- Set the mood like blue is used as sad and red is used for angry.
Lightning- Used to set a mood and often makes something important to stand out
Props- Used to make a scene more interactive and realistic.

Wednesday, March 11, 2020

Writing matrix- Recipe for disaster

A recipe for disaster 
  • First day of school

Ingredients: A cup of slight sleeping in, one cup of car not starting, ¾  a cup of rain and wind,and ½ a cup of BAD hair day.

Start off your dish by setting your time to 7:40 and add your cup of sleeping in, once you have done that get a large bowl and add in your ½ a cup of BAD hair day! This ingredient is key to your disastrous day. Combine your cup of car not starting and ¾ cup of rain and wind and then mix together. Once you have combined all ingredients together spoon into a cake tin and put in the oven for 30 minutes, once cooked you will have your disastrous first day of school.


Tuesday, March 10, 2020

Smoking

                       Smoking


What does smoking do to your body?
- Smoking effects many different parts of your body:
Circulation- It makes blood thicker causing blood clots
Brain- Strokes are increased by 50%
Heart- Heart attacks, heart disease, Damaged blood vessels
Lungs- Asthma, Pneumonia, lung cancer,
Stomach- Stomach cancer and ulcers
Mouth- Stained teeth, Bad breath, gum disease
Skin- Dry and dull skin
Fertility- It can cause reproduction issues
Bones- Cause weak bones

Long term effects?
  • increased risk of stroke and brain damage.
  • eye cataracts, yellowing of whites of eyes.
  • loss of sense of smell and taste.
  • yellow teeth, tooth decay and bad breath.
  • nose cancer , lip, tongue and mouth cancer
  • hearing loss.




Benefits of giving up?




Is vaping better?


Monday, March 9, 2020

creative matrix

  Dictionary Roulette


Exam- An official test set to find out your knowledge or skill in a subject

Exam- An official test set to find out your knowledge or skill in a subject

Exam- An official test set to find out your knowledge or skill in a subject


It was that time of the year, Exam time. Everyone was full of a  mixture of nervousness and dreadfulness. Exams for the WHOLE day.. Ugh!. My first exam was for english and I was pretty confident that I’d do good. 

Richard Pearse and John Britten

Richard Pearse and John Britten 

Richard Pearse

1. What was special about Pearse's plane?
- It was the first of it's kind, he aimed for it to be similar to a helicopter.

2. Why was Pearse not more famous?
- Because he didn't want to gloat about his sucesses.

John Britten

1. How did John Brittens upbringing contribute?
- To his interest in bikes

2. What ways did his methods involve throwing away the rule books?
- He did things his own way

3. What do you think Britten means by niche market for kiwis ?
- New Zealand can accomplish things despite its small size.

10BST

  1. Who is Richard Pearse?
- He invented one of the first planes.

  1. Why is he an entrepreneur?
- Because he created a plane

  1. Who is John Britten?
-He made motorbike 

4. Why is he an entrepreneur? 
-Because he made the motorbike

5. Compare pearse and Britten?