The Scientific method - Write up.

TASK:Today we did an experiment, our experiment was about how many people like one drink then the other. I was hoping that number 1 or 4 was got to be the most likely one but it turn out that it was the other way around.

Farewell Mrs Ilaoa.

Dear Mrs Ilaoa,
we will always love you even if you are not with us. We will always cherish your beautiful smile.
Love Aysha and Room one.

Curriculum Vitae.

WALT: applied for a job and write our own Curriculum Vitae.

Aysha Diamante Poems

Christmas Word search.

Here is my christmas word search if you what to make your own then click onto this
link.http://www.abcya.com/make_a_word_search.htm

How To Visit an Art Gallery

How To Visit an Art Gallery

Below are some tips and guidelines for visiting the Auckland Art Gallery. Read the information carefully as it will help you to create a guide on ‘How To Visit an Art Gallery’.

  

Auckland Art Gallery Guidelines

It is important that works of art and their frames are respected. You can look and admire, but you must not touch. A handy tip to remember is to keep one meter away from the art at all times. One meter is about the same length as your arm span.

Always move carefully when in the gallery as most of the artwork is precious and priceless. Only walk, and be aware of what and who is around you at all times.

The Gallery is a shared public space, so please behave considerately to people around you and relate to others. Keep a quiet and low voice. The same volume that you would use in the library.

If you stick to these guidelines you will have a happy and enjoyable experience at the amazing Auckland Art Gallery!

Activity

1. List all of the rules for visiting the Auckland Art Gallery:

*No Dogs allow

*No running in the art gallery

*you should be one meter away

*No shouting

*don’t touch the art

*No cameras

Japan what clture do they speak in ???

Commonwealth Games

Making a Mini Raft - Buoyancy Investigation

My favourite things

WHAT IS BUOYANCY

WHAT IS BUOYANCY!!!

A long time ago in Syracuse, Ancient Greece there was a mathematician named Archimedes. One day when he was taking a bath,he discovered something life changing. When he got in some water got displaced, and it overflowed over the bath tub. Archimedes discovery got him thinking, he was so excited that he ran thru the streets without any clothes on, shouting “ Eureka! Eureka ! This means I found it in greek.”

He figured out that if you put something in water and it is lighter than the amount of water being displaced, the object will float.

This is know as buoyancy, or the Archimedes principle so if the object can float, it is buoyant.

THE KEY COMPETENCIES