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Tuesday, 24 November 2020

Technology

 Cooking (Technology): 

Today I have to do a blog about all my technology classes. and my group and I first went to cooking class and learned how to cook recipes like curry,fruits and yogurt. Our teacher's name was Mrs Hamer and We were put into groups and every group had there own kitchen so everyone could cook. We got the chance to make a yogurt fruit jar which was Mrs Hamers traditional dessert in her culture. We first had to dice and slice all the fruits and put the fruits in making a rainbow design going upwards. After we were done doing that we put the yogurt in. Everyone rated the food and it was a 9/10. Everytime we came to our cooking class we would make different desserts. Our second meal we had to make was a curry and our third meal was a salad.


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Science (Technology):

At science my group and I had completed all our work that we were given so we learned about plastic, bones and skeletons,pollution and earthworms. I am going to talk about what we did when we were learning about bones and skeletons. In science everyone had to be included so everyone got the opportunity to speak about what they know about bones and skeletons. When we finished talking our teacher Mrs yanny gave us real animal bones and a dead fish she found on the road to learn about and discover. When we were done we put them back in the box, boiled the fish and got the fish out to see its bones. We wrote and learned the fish bone names and drawed a front,side and under skeleton of the fish in our science books.

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Hard Materials (Technology):

In my hard materials class there was a teacher named Mr Grundy. Although, his name is similar to grumpy he is actually very kind and helpful. We learned how to make a necklace out of pewter and we had a workbook that my group and I had to complete while creating our project. I learned how to use a saw machine and also learned that aluminum (metal) is very poisonous and dangerous for baby which is why we didn't use it. Mr Grundy helped me make the necklace for a very special person. I finished the workbook and I also finished my project so now I don't have to do any work.


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Friday, 23 October 2020

Dr Terry's Visit

 Today my class and I had genomics so we had a visiter and his name is Dr Terry or Mr Terry. He is a scientist and a very well experienced one. He came in today to talk about cells and how to use a scope. He showed us a photo that was about tissues, cell and DNA which stands for deoxyribonucleic acid. He explains what cells do and what cells are made of and after explaining he showed us how to use a scope that are very expensive and are used in university. He explained how to use it and gave us slides to see what we are looking at. After seeing tiny creatures in a scope we got the chance to see a small bug that is called lice. I could see the segments and the tiny hairs on the legs. After seeing all of that and learning about cells Dr Terry had no choice but to leave for a meeting because he is very busy, but at least he gave the opportunity to save his time and teach us all these new and interesting things. After saying goodbye and thank you to Dr Terry he left and hopefully come back next week.





Thursday, 22 October 2020

How Our Ear Works.

 


Today at school my class and I decided to make a animation out of slides. And it was about our ear and how it works,The way our ear works is it goes in our pinna and which catches vibrations of the sound, the pinna is made out of cartilage and after the sound goes through the pinna it goes into the auditory canal that has wax that protects your ear from bugs,dirt and water then it goes to your eardrum (tympanum science word for eardrum). The eardrum is a thin layer of skin that catches the vibrations and goes to the cochlea. The cochlea turns the vibrations into electrical impulses that go to your nerve and to your brain.


Tuesday, 13 October 2020

Technology Hard Materials

 Today at technology my class and I went to tamaki college to do the rest of our pewter casting work on how to build a necklace by melting the metal and pouring it into a mold that we made with a small wooden platform that's called MDF. After pouring the melted metal into the mold and letting it cool down we would start to try and finish of our work on a doc that Mr grundy our teacher sent to us to do. I already done all of it so I am on the part were I have to use a certain sandpaper to help smooth and soften the sides and the edges of the pewter necklace. On each sandpaper there's a number that helps to identify which sandpaper it is because every sandpaper is different. So the first sandpaper I had to use was the number 180, I started using it to scrub the bits that were not as smooth and not as soft as the other. After done I started to use 400 and 1200 and started to scrub the edges and sides, I then repeatedly did it over and over again. Different Types of Casting Processes used in ManufacturingPendants cast from Pewter | DIY guidePewter Casting – Page 2 – Annette Pain

Tuesday, 22 September 2020

Technology Hard Materials

At technology my group and I got the chance to make a necklace for our loved ones. First our teacher explained that we should start of by making a wooden mold for the melted metal so that it can form the shape and size that I want it to be.  When I was done making the wooden mold for the metal, Mr Grundy informed that I should wait for the metal to melt so when it's ready he will call me. In my opinion the metal didn't take that long to melt because it was a small necklace, the metal used to look like a block until it fell into the hot and steamy platform, turning itself into a small, grey,liquidy pool. Once the metal was ready Mr Grundy poured the liquid into the wooden mold. After the metal was dried up in the mold my teacher Mr Grundy took it out and explained that I had to use a sand paper and tools to make my project more smooth and ready to be worn, soon after the bell rang and my group and I had to leave. I almost finished the project and hopefully I will be done next week tuesday.

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Tuesday, 15 September 2020

Mihi

Mihi

Tena koutou katoa
Ko Perau toku ingoa (My Name)
Ko Paerau toku mama (Mum)
Ko Ifoni toku papa (Dad)
Ko Elenoa toku tuahine (Sister)
Ko Fakola toku tuahine ( Sister)
Ko Apii toku tuahine ( Sister)
Ko Emma toku tuahine ( Sister)
Ko Fatai toku tuahine ( Sister)
Ko Mt wellington te pounga (My Mountain)
Ko ngati porou te awa ( Is My River)
Ko Glen Innes toku wharekura( My School)
Tena koutou tena kontoa tena koutou koutou