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Tuesday, 29 November 2016

Measurements


Richard Pearce and The Wright Brothers


Conclusion


Panmure Bridge School is a primary, intermediate school. We have two new classes named LS1 & LS2. We also have a new park for the seniors. We get fonterra milk and we get fruit too. We have sport teams. We are a digital school and is part of the manaiakalani cluster with twelve other school’s including Tamaki College. We also get free shoes called Kidscan. I like this school because we have hardworking teachers and many kids you make friends with.

Jean Batten vs Amelia Earhart

Jean Batten vs Amelia Earhart - Epic Rap Battle

Jean Batten: Amelia Earhart I’m made a number of record-breaking solo flights I think seven I probably can do more like eleven.

Amelia Earhart: Jean Batten just to let you know I was born in eighteen ninety seven don’t talk trash to me because when I fly I’m in heaven.

Jean Batten: Who care’s guest what in 1934 I flew solo from England To Brazil I didn't worry about anything I just flew and stayed still.

Amelia Earhart: Who cares about that I am the first female aviator to fly by myself across the Atlantic Ocean I flew across that Ocean with a lot of emotion.

Jean Batten:I’m Jean Batten and just to let you know I flew the De Havilland Gipsy Moth Biplane G-AALG I can fly it like one , two , three.

Amelia Earhart: Who cares about that ugly plane you're talking about I flew the Lockheed Vega 5B you can’t fly it but only me.

Jean Batten: I can fly any plane by the way don't be a aviator go be a sleigh.

Amelia Earhart: Excuse me I was the first women to get a pilots license that’s why I am am very brilliance.

Jean Batten: We get it We get it you got you got a license li li cense who cares when I fly I can fly more distance.

Amelia Earhart: But did you know that I flew metres just like you in the air and did you know now it's fair.






Tuesday, 22 November 2016

Amelia Earhart Introduction

News Reporter

Measurements

This week for maths we had to measure 10 things in the LS1 and put the cm,M,km and your thumb ruler.

Amelia Earhart


LI: Ta i forgot

This week for inquiry we had to pick a aviator that you were most interested in a add information about her.

Amelia Earhart

Link to inquiry writing This week for writing we had to pick a aviator that you were most interested in and look up information about her using 3 specific sites.

Wednesday, 16 November 2016

High Flyers

Text:

Read the text and record key words/phrases that answer these questions:

Who? Richard Pearse, Point school in Nelson Yr 6, 7, 8 students


What? Build a replica of a plane, act and Film


Where? Auckland, Point school in Nelson


When? Story based in the past tense
                                                                                                                                                                                         

Why? Tv advertisement on favourite hero


How? Materials were donated, Students studied prize winning advertisement.
It took 3 weeks to make the plane,


Summarize the text in 25 words:


Some
Students
at
Auckland
Point
School
created
a
advertisement
about
Richard
Pearce
they
made
film
And
edited
Scenes
of
a
model
copied
by
his
diagram.

Explanation

How Aeroplanes Fly

Planes were invented a long time ago. Probably before your parents were born. Not many people know how to fly a plane and not many care.


Lift is the force that directly opposes the weight of an airplane and holds the airplane in the air. Lift is generated by every part of the airplane, but most of the lift on a normal airliner is generated by the wings. Lift is a mechanical aerodynamic force produced by the motion of the airplane through the air.


Thrust is a force or a push. When a system pushes or accelerates mass in one direction, there is a thrust (force) just as large in the opposite direction. In math and physics, this is described by Isaac Newton's second and third laws. Thrust is used to describe how well a type of engine runs.

Drag is the force that opposes an aircraft's motion through the air. Drag is generated by every part of the airplane (even the engines!).


Weight is the gravity when you land the plane,Helicopter,Hot air Balloon  and birds. And to overcome the lift to get more weight I think you just need to get a bigger plane that could fit more people in the plane.































Tuesday, 15 November 2016

Weather

This week for maths we had to make a spread sheet on the average weather in New Zealand.

Rocket Experiment

This week for inquiry we had to test 3 balloons put it on a straw which was on a string blow it up and let it go and see how far it would go they all had 3 attempts to make the meters the length had to be 6 to 8 meters. 

Blog commenting

  1. Hi Te Pounamu
    Thats great 2 class to do the Mannequin challenge awesome!
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Word Webs

This week for word webs Sanujan and I did a word  called dismantled we didn't know what it meant but it just meant take apart and the opposite meaning was assemble and build.

Friday, 11 November 2016

Current Events

Prototech

For my other this week I did Prototech.

Blog commenting

This week for blog commenting we had to comment on the people that made movies for Maniakalani Festival 2016. I did my one on Tamaki primary making good choices

How does a Aeroplanes Fly?

LI: to infer information about events in a story.

Thursday, 10 November 2016

Shoe Brand

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This week for maths we had to do an investigation on anything and ask the people in LS1 what shoe brand they liked. Most people voted Nike and less people voted Asics and New Balance.

Tuesday, 8 November 2016

Newtons 3rd law

This week for inquiry we had to do a poster about Newtons 3rd law.

Friday, 4 November 2016

The Sea

On a scorching hot day a boy name Jason went down to the beach. Jason was a lifesaver at the beach and always got people getting attacked by sharks and killer whale.

The next day there was a enormous 10 ft wave hitting the beach they were getting call after call about people drowning because of that wave and shark attacks and Orca attacks because they were closer to the shallow bit of the beach.

That day 3 people died 18 injured. It was sad Jason had to save 14 and that was the most. The next 2 years he became the boss. There was another enormous wave but it was bigger than the one 2 years ago.

All the lifeguards rushed out the sand was boiling hot and the life guards saying ouch ouch but with a big voice Jason shouted hurry up but they didn’t listen so Jason ran out got the boat and rushed while the other life guards were whining. Jason saved 19 people but 9 died.

Jason then retired and lived in New Zealand and said he would never go back to that beach and be a lifeguard again because he nearly died.


Maths

How do things fly

This week for inquiry we had to do a DLO about how things FLY?

Wednesday, 2 November 2016

Infer

LI: To infer information using clues and prior knowledge.