Last week we learned about Te Reo Maori for Maori language week. Here is my slideshow about what I learned. I hope you enjoy
Thursday, September 24, 2020
Thursday, September 17, 2020
My Pepeha in Tagalog - Filipino
A few days ago I made a Pepeha in my own language! I presented it to class and now I want to share it with all of you! Hope you enjoy! (English Subtitles)
Tuesday, September 8, 2020
Environment Movie - Film Festival
This movie is based on environment. The people who stared in it was Tausala, Rhianne and Betty. I hope you enjoy this movie because me and my group worked really hard on it!!
Monday, July 27, 2020
My Great Wall of China Report!!
The Great Wall of China
Report
The Chinese wall was built 221 B.C. B.C. is the year when Christ wasn’t around. The great wall of China was used for military defence. The person who built the great wall is Emperor Qin, Shi Huang. Most people that helped build the great wall were mostly soldiers and convicts. The wall was built to protect China from the Mongolians and Manchurians.
The Ming wall is another name for the great wall of China. The great wall of China extends from west to east China 8,50 km or 5,500 miles. The average height of the Ming wall is 7..88 meters. They spent 200 years building the great wall. The wall is placed in Huairou district.
The great wall is a very popular tourist destination. Visitors like to admire the view and take photos. Many people/tourists often come to the great wall because it has a long history and a huge scale which is said that you can see the wall from space.
The Ming wall is built from many materials including packed dirt, wood, brick and stone. The great wall is a powerful symbol. It is a very important symbol to China. They began building watchtowers and garrisons, then later, started adding walls of stone and earth.
Many people say that you can see the great wall of China from space but that is actually not true. Fun fact, you can see the great wall with a naked eye. The great wall attracts many people each year. It is known to be the longest man made structure ever made.
By Rhianne :]
Thursday, April 30, 2020
My digital potrait
This is my digital poster that I made by using polyline on google drawing. It was quite difficult but it turned out better than I expected it to be.
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Maths Line Symmetry
Labels:
Art reflection,
home learning,
lockdown homework,
maths,
maths art,
model,
symmetry
Friday, April 24, 2020
Screencastify Challenge How to make a paper airplane!
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