!!!SUMMER LEARNING JOURNEY !!
WEEK 2 : WATER , WATER , EVERYWHERE
DAY 3 & 4 and 5
3 - First You ‘Sea’ Me, Now You Don’t…
4 - Spectacular, Spectacular
5 - Wasting Away
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DAY 3: First You ‘Sea’ Me, Now You Don’t…
Activity 1: Night Owls [4 points]
Here in New Zealand we have many amazing and unique sea creatures, including penguins. The blue penguin, or kororā, is particularly special because it is the smallest penguin in the entire world! Blue penguins are typically found on the east coast of the South Island in places like Oamaru but they can be hard to spot as they rarely leave the water. If they do come onto land it is usually at night, when most of us are sound asleep! That’s because they are nocturnal. Not all of us, however, sleep all night. In fact, some people love to stay awake late into the evening. People who like to stay up late are called ‘night owls.’ Are you a night owl or are you an early riser, like me? I typically wake up every day around 6:00 a.m. and jump out of bed, ready to start the day!
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On your blog, tell us whether you are a night owl or an early riser. Then, tell us about the rest of your family. Are they the same as you? .
Me : I am a Ealry Riser and Night Owl why you ask it depends what time i really go sleep so if i will sleep late i would wake up late and if i go sleep ealry i wake up early ..
Aneelis : My sister is a Night Owl because she likes playing games at night and staying up.
Lomio : My brother is a Night Owl because he loves playing FORTNITE at night .
Mum : My Mum is a Early riser because she has to get up at 5:00am to go to work and come back and repeats the next day .
Dad : My dad is both because he works a night shift and he sleep's until its time for him to get up ready for his 12 hour shift at work but some days he gets up early .
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Activity 2: A Local Delicacy [4 points]
Whitebait is a very special fish in New Zealand. It is rumoured (believed) to be a very delicious fish. Some restaurants in New Zealand make dishes that feature whitebait, including whitebait fritters. Have you ever tried whitebait fritters? They are a favourite dish of many of my friends. I, personally, prefer foods from places like Mexico and Italy. Pizza and nachos are two of my all-time favourite foods! In fact, I often make homemade pizza with Aronui on Friday nights using the same ingredients (pizza base, tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, sun-dried tomatoes, chicken, red onion, basil and feta cheese) each time.
For this activity, please choose a favourite food and find a recipe for it.
On your blog, share a list of the ingredients that you need to make this food. You must type out the list of ingredients yourself (and not simply copy and paste it from a website) to earn full points.
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How to make a Pasta SALAD
What you need : Pasta , Pasta Sauce , Vegs , Greens , tuna , mayo
Cook your pasta and drain out the water
Add your Pasta Sauce how much you would like
Cut up your Vegs
open up your tuna and mayo and mix them both into a bowl
Then get another bowl and place your greens at the bottom
Then your tuna and mayo then your pasta and then add your vegs and top
Next you eat it and enjoy it !!!!
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Activity 3: The Midnight Zone [10 points
One of these creatures is called the ‘Colossal Squid.’ A colossal squid can weigh as much as 495 kilograms (kg)! Here in New Zealand, we have a full sized colossal squid on display at Te Papa Museum in Wellington. It is the only specimen of its kind in the entire world! This squid weighs approximately 500 kg. In 2018, a team at Te Papa decided to move the giant squid from one area of the museum to another. Deep in the ocean, far below the surface, lies an area called the ‘Midnight Zone.’ It is called the midnight zone because it is always dark or ‘pitch black’ in this area. Much of the deep sea has yet to be explored by humans, however, we do know a little bit about the creatures that live here.
Let’s imagine that the average adult can lift 25 kg and the average child can lift 15 kg. How many adults and children will it take to move the giant squid into its new room at Te Papa? [Note: There is more than one right answer to this question.]
On your blog, tell us how you will solve this maths problem. You can write your answer in words, use a Sketchpad image or post a video explaining how you would figure it out. Be sure to give us your final answer. .
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So we already know that a Average adult can life 25kg and a average child can lift 15 kg
so I had deiced to do 20 alduts and 25 kids which is 20 x 25 = 500kg
so we know that the squid is 500kg so that means they need 20 adults and 25 kids to life the squid .
Final answer - 20 adults and 25 kids which is 20 x 25 = 500kg
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DAY 4: Spectacular, Spectacular
Activity 1: Planes, Trains and Automobiles [4 points]
Arguably, one of the most dramatic and spectacular (beautiful) places to visit in New Zealand is Milford Sound. It has been referred to as the ‘eighth wonder of the world.’ It is a beautiful fiord (steep valley) that was formed when big pieces of ice (glaciers) melted. The melted glaciers created a beautiful river that is surrounded by dramatic cliffs and snow-capped mountains. People who visit Milford Sound are able to take a boat cruise through the middle of the fiord, walk around the area on the Milford Track or fly above the fiord as part of a private helicopter tour.
Let’s imagine that you had the chance to visit Milford Sound by boat, foot (walking) or air (helicopter). Which option would you prefer?
On your blog tell us which of the three options you would take to explore Milford Sound. Be sure to tell us why you have chosen this option.
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I would of taken the helicopter because when you go on it you can perrty much see anything and also it is a beautiful view when you look down and around you at Milford Sound , the reason why I didn't chose the boat was because it was on water and i am not a kind of person that likes going on boats and walking you really couldn't see that much of a view besides in front of you and at the back and also your legs will get sore and you will want to take more breaks because your tired .
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Activity 2: It’s All in the Name [4 points]
Rotorua is one of New Zealand’s most popular tourist destinations. It is a city filled with incredible forests, mountain biking tracks, lakes, and geothermal wonders, including hot springs (geysers) and mud pools. One of the most famous geothermal pools is called the Devil’s Bath at Wai-o-Tapu Thermal Wonderland. It is a neon green pool of stinky water.
Over the years, people have suggested that we come up with a new name for the pool. What do you think we should call it? Take a minute to let your creative juices flow.
On your blog, give us a list of three to five options for the name of this geothermal pool. Put a star (*) beside the name that you like the most.
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I decied to do 10 -
1 - Juicy Green Waterworks.
2 - Green Turquoise Smelly Pool.
3 - The Green Vicious Lake
4 - Green Nature Belly
5 - Yucky Boggers
6 - Greeny Slimey Vegs
7 - Baby Green Gem Pool.
8 ( * ) - discord Kiwifruit pool.
9 - Green Crunchy Lake
10 - Green for green
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Activity 3: Picture Perfect [10 points]
While New Zealand is home to some beautiful waterfalls, there are a number of stunning waterfalls in places like Canada and South Africa. In Canada, the largest waterfall is called Niagara Falls. It sits on the border between Canada and the United States of America. Thousands of tourists flock (go) to Niagara Falls every year to see the falls and to have their picture taken in front of this natural wonder. Over the past few years people have started taking ‘selfies’ and posting them online. Do you ever take selfies?
For this activity, choose one of the following three selfies. From left to right: Selfie #1, Selfie #2, Selfie #3
On your blog, write a short story about what you think is happening in the picture. Be sure to tell us where you think the people are and what you think they were doing at the time that they stopped to pose for the selfie. To earn full points, the story must be 8 – 10 sentences long.
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Picture I have chosen -
It looks like this picture is taken in Chicago because of the man wearing the red and black chicago 23 singlet This is a special occasion remember it and treasure it forever. It looks like everyone taking a picture at a soccer Game . Matt ( Made up a name for character ) holding the phone is trying to get everyone in the photo . But Matt is trying to but there is heaps of people wanting to be in the photo with the famous soccer player Josh ( Made up a name for soccer player ) . But then Matt looked at the phone and saw it was bad lighting so he deiced to play with the lighting . 5 minutes later Matt got the perfect lighting .But then Matt say's smile but then 1 guy at the back deiced to poke tongues . So Matt deiced to stop the photo and say No poking tongues everyone and the man asked can we put signs and Matt said YEPPPP . Then He said I wish I could post on Facebook and show everyone this epic selfie . Then Matt said Everyone on 3 !! 1 , 2 , 3 Smile ( the Picture had been taken ) then they all said thank you josh for taking a pic with us . Josh said your welcome !!!
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DAY 5: Wasting Away
Activity 1: Off the Menu [4 points]
Fishing is a really common activity in New Zealand. In fact, people have fished in New Zealand for centuries. Unfortunately, over the past few decades some people have caught too many fish in one area and left the region without enough fish to refill (replenish) the stocks. When this happens we call the area ‘overfished’ and it is closed to all private and commercial fishing. If people are caught fishing in these areas, they are required to pay a fine (money). The maximum fine for fishing in a restricted area is $100 000.
What do you think about this rule? Is it fair that people are charged up to $100 000 for overfishing?
On your blog, tell us what you think about this rule and why you think it!.
I think this rule is right because people are taking more fish than they are supposed to . Each person that goes fishing out in the sea is only limted to how much fish it says you can only take . But $100 00 is a lot of money to pay but I think they should lower it down because not all people can pay for that amount of that much of money . If they go over by 2 or 4 fishes then they should price it for over fishing for only 2 - 4 fishes like if you over fish 2 - 4 the fine is $200 - $300. But what happen's if someone caught a fish that they over fished by 1 fish and that person got a fine of $100 000 for over fishing only by 1 fish !!! . So if they go overfishing they should count it on how much they went over and weight them and price it .
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Activity 2: The Black Drain [4 points]
Approximately two-thirds of all rivers and one-half of all lakes in New Zealand are too polluted to swim in, according to a recent article in an online newspaper. One of the most polluted is the Tarawera River in the Bay of Plenty region of New Zealand. Pollution enters the river from a local pulp and paper mill, from local farms and through the local sewage system. Many other rivers in New Zealand are also polluted with waste from businesses and farms.
Use Google to help you find two other Rivers
On your blog, tell us:
1) The names of the rivers. 2) The location of the rivers. 3) What is being done to clean up the rivers (if anything).
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I had deiced to do 3
1st name of the river i have chosen - Mississippi River
The location of the river is located in U.S.A
Living Lands & Waters hosts dozens of community river cleanups each year to help Dirty rivers to clean rivers they are helping the Mississippi River by clean out the rubbish and making it clean .
2nd name of the river i have chosen - Citarum river
The location of the river is located in Indonesia
Indonesian President Joko Widodo earlier this year started an ambitious programme of cleaning up an almost 300km stretch of Citarum River but when they clean up every year new rubbish just keep's on coming and coming so i really don't know if they are going to continue cleaning it or not .....
3rd name of the river i have chosen - Ganges River
The location of the river is located in - India
The Government spend $260 million of the $1.05 billion earmarked for the National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) program between April 2015 and March 2017, also this was a project that they have done for over 2 years ...
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Activity 3: Faded Glory [5 points]
The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef system, made up of 2900 individual reefs. It is so big that it can actually be seen from space! The reef is located on the east coast of Australia and many people believe that it is millions and millions of years old. For most of its life, the reef has been a healthy, vibrant ecosystem. Over the past thirty years, however, it has changed dramatically. Much of the beautiful bright coral has become bleached and has lost its colour. Sections of the reef have also been damaged by tourists, cyclones and the introduction of new, damaging invasive species.
The Australian government is working to protect and preserve the reef. Each year they spend about $200 million dollars repairing and protecting the reef. It is a lot of money and they could really use some help raising the money (funds) required to repair the reef. This is where you come in!
On your blog, list three different ideas or strategies for raising funds to preserve the Great Barrier Reef. What could you do to fundraise here in New Zealand?
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I deiced to do 17 Ideas for a Fundraiser
To do a Car wash
To make a sausage fundraiser
Baking Sale
Garage Sale
BQQ Sale
Mufti day
Movie night at School
Lemonade Stand
Raffle Draw
Art Auction
Talent show
Carnival Treasure hunt
Ugly sweater party
Pass the Parcel
Egg Walk
Fundraising bracelets
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Task Description : I deiced to day 3 , 4 and 5 for summer learning journey because i thought that i was falling behinded so this is what i have done :) Hope you enjoy it :) BYEEEEE so please stay tuned for more blog post's coming just like this one :) GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS AND ALWAYS STAY SAFE ALWAYS !!!!!
Hi Lillyana!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Ellee I am another commentor on the Summer Learning Journey team!
I hope you have had an awesome school holidays? :)
Day Three:
Activity One:
Thank you for sharing about the night owls and early risers in your family. :)
I am similar to you too, a bit of both!
If I am up late normally I am watching a movie, at a special occasion or on holiday! I normally go to be pretty early - I enjoy my sleep :)
Sometimes I even struggle to stay awake until midnight on New Years!
How did you do with that? Did you make it to midnight?
Any fireworks?
Activity Two:
Yum that sounds like some delicious pasta! - I really like spaghetti bolognese too. Do you cook that much at home too?
Which vegetables are your favourite to add to your pasta?
I hope you were able to go pasta nuts over the holidays, cooking and eating like crazy!! :)
Activity Three:
Thank you for sharing your answer for this activity. :)
For this activity you needed to see if you can come up with a team of adults and children who would be able to move the squid.
Children can only lift 15kg's each and adults can only lift 20kg's each.
Hopefully this might help with your thinking:
I know that 4 x 25 = 100
so if I want to lift 100kg's I would need 4 adults
I know that 15 x 10 = 150
I know if I double 150 = 300
So if I wanted to lift 300kg's I would need 20 kids.
This is not the full or only solution to the problem but hopefully it might give you a clear idea of how you can go about it! :)
Nga mihi,
Ellee :)
Hi Lillyana!
ReplyDeleteDay Four:
Activity One:
This is an interesting pick for exploring the Milford Sound.
I haven't been in a helicopter before... I think it would be a pretty cool experience!
I watched a video of Will Smith bungee jumping out of a helicopter on his 50th birthday - Have you seen that?
I wonder if you could do that over the Milford Sound... Would you like to try that?
It might mean your trip isn't so relaxing but it would be very memorable!
Activity Two:
Thanks for sharing your new names for the Devils Bath. :)
I like that you have taken the description of the bath "It is a neon green pool of stinky water." and used it to inspire some new names!
I think that some of your names are hilarious like: Yucky Boogers and Green Slimy Veggies.
I like that your chosen name has kiwifuit in it - that is very fitting for a New Zealand geothermal pool :)
Have you visited these in Rotorua before?
Activity Three:
Woah this is a great description of what might be happening in this selfie - What a crazy time to get one snap shot, finding the perfect lighting people being silly - Man its tough work taking photos!
Do you often take selfies? Are there any special techniques?
Great work Lillyana, another day done!
Nga mihi,
Ellee :)
Hi Lillyana!
ReplyDeleteDay Five:
Activity One:
I agree with you - I think that it is really important we are looking out for our fresh water and marine life, especially so we are not fishing animals into extinction!
I think when the fines are this huge you would have to be pretty silly to be fishing where you are not supposed to or overfishing when you shouldn't be...
Some people must have a lot of money they don't mind loosing!
I could not imagine spending that amount of money on a fine - I would be so sad!!
How would you feel having to spend that money on a fine?
I am sure there is lots you would do with $100,000 instead?
Activity Two:
This was really interesting to read about some rivers around the world that are polluted. I hope there is something being done to clean them up?
I am thinking that maybe you have misread this activity...
In order to recieve full points for this activity:
Use Google to help you find two other polluted rivers in New Zealand.
On your blog, tell us:
1) The names of the rivers.
2) The location of the rivers.
3) What is being done to clean up the rivers (if anything).
Thank you for sharing your rivers from around the world, maybe next time I will get to read what you know about New Zealand rivers! I am sure you know heaps :)
Activity Three:
Wow! 17 ideas!! That's amazing!
Do you have a favourite Lillyana?
I think I like the sounds of a movie night at school... which movie would you play?
I also like the sounds of a bake sale, tasty treats are always a winner :)
These are awesome ideas for raising finds Lillyana - Ka pai!
Nga mihi,
Ellee :)