Rocket Photo - Jazmine & Samantha

Maths Is FUN!!!

This is an maths presentation that my group has made, Pentagons created. Try this activity at home or at school because it is really fun kind of maths to do. I have experimented with a lot of shapes and it was really fun.

My Maths Group!!!

Maths

                      This is our shapes that we have made with toothpicks and wine gums.

                                but the 2nd shape you can we have experimented  with different shapes and made, this shape but we don't know what it is!!!! 

Thanks - Giving #2

This is a google draw that I have did independently. It is telling you about the clothes that we wear today and the clothes that Pilgrim people use to wear in the olden days.

Apollo 13: Jazmine

Sun Facts: Jazmine

Armistice Day - Jazmine

 Armistice Day is a day to remember the woman and the men who took the risk to fought for our country in WW1.

Comparison between my room and Alex's room:

This is a comparison between my room and Alex he lives on the street in Brazil, he has nothing in particular that I have. Once I saw this picture it made me feel stubborn because I have everything in my room that I wanted and he has nothing in his room only a couch and a mat that is all dirty.

What is a special friend? Who is your special friend?

What is a special friend? And who?

What is a special friend to you?  In my opinion I think a special friend to me is someone who most importantly accepts me for who you are and how you act. Why do we need to have special friends? I think we need to have special friends because we need someone to lean on when we are emotional at times. Have you ever wondered how it will feel without that special friend of yours?  I think without that special friend of your you would always have emotions that will be sinking into our heart that will try and make its way out.  In my opinion a  friend to me is someone who I can trust and depend on when you get hurt or angry at someone. Have you ever wondered how it would feel to have no friends? I have and it will feel really boring because you will have no one to express how you feel, and you will also have no to play with when you get left out.

My special friend is Samantha because she is someone who shares her feelings with me, someone who listens, one who cares, someone who is quick to lend a hand when you are struggling and she is always using loyalty towards others and me, she cheers me on when I am scared and frighted to do something ( Example: she cheers me on and others when we are competing in a sport game and that is showing positive attitude towards others and it all shows ) she shows that she cares every time someone is emotional.

If you have a friend that shows all of these qualities then you are special to them to like how they are special to you.

First Up - Jazmine

Our Solar system

Jacob,Kyra,Juliano,Halatoa and I work collaboratively as a group. 

Our focus this term is about our solar system I have learnt that the sun contains 99.86% of the solar system's mass, with Jupiter and Saturn making up most of the rest. The small inner planets which include Mercury, Venus, Earth and mars make up a very small percentage of the solar system

Punctuation - Jazmine

Migration.....

                               

Migration Task.

     Our task was to explain in our own words why people migrated to NZ.

    The skill we were practicing was to find evidence to support our thinking.                                                                                    

Cybersmart - Jazmine

Personal Information

LI: To identify what information is safe to share online and what information should be kept private

Private identity information:

• is information that should be kept private, such as your home address, bank account number and year of birth.

Personal information

• is information that cannot be used by identity thieves, such as your favourite food.                                   

Many sites we use ask us to share information online about ourselves. Remember that what you share with your friends may also be viewed by people you don’t know. Be careful who you trust online. Some people can access and use your information and pretend to be you. Giving out too much personal information can result in identity theft.

“Identity theft is when your personal information is used without your knowledge or permission.”

“Remember, what goes online stays online.  Forever... Hitting delete doesn’t ever change that.  So think first!”

Sources:   Digital Family Summit Website Cybersmart Australia Website Kidsmart Website Common Sense Media Website

Use the links on the in the yellow box above and on the Room 9 Topic page to help you decide what personal information is safe to share and what information you should never share online.

Personal Information (information that is safe to share)	Private Information (information that you should never share without the permission of an adult)
First name. Favourite things. Your country. Favourite music. Hobbies. Favourite food. Nicknames. Jobs. What school you go to. Where you like to eat. What you like to do. What school you got to. What you play. What you want to visit.	Passwords Emails Personal Information Family History Gmails Addreas What road you live on Phone number Credit card number D.O.B Surname Serial number Phone numbers Devices Where you live Mail box number Photo’s

Review your personal profile on your blog

Your blog is a way of sharing your work on a global stage. The work and comments you post can be seen by people you know and people who are strangers to you.

Use the knowledge you have gained from the learning today to help you review and update the “About me” section on your blog.

Thinking Outside the Box

Think about the social media sites you use after school. Do you need to review the information you have included about yourself? Take 5 minutes tonight to review your personal profile on any of these sites.

Share the learning from today with your family.

Grammar - Jazmine

                         This is the Apostrophe Challenge. This website allowed the student to change a few words to make a contraction.

Prezi - Jazmine

Comment :)

                               this is a comment that I have did to Yvette because
                               I found it interesting reading her definition about
                               ( What Culture Is)

Comments :)

This is a comment that I have done to Mele from Pt England, it is about instructions 

that are given to make a guitar.

Homonyms...

 This is homonyms that will help us tell the difference between to, too, and two.

Culture Research: Jazmine

Migration Paragraphs

Migration

New Zealand is a Multicultural society. We live in harmony because we are tolerant and show respect to all beliefs. The population in New Zealand has increased because of migration. All New Zealand citizens live in a conflict free environment. New Zealand makes sure that all new comers are able to adapt in New Zealand. All cultures in New Zealand are able to respect one another. All citizens in New Zealand are able to bring ideas from their home country.

Why People Choose To Migrate To NZ.

PBS Libary

Place Of Origin: Jazmine & Asmah

Kiwi Can Task

Historical Recount

Title	The Voyaging Waka  Journey
Orientation What are your responsibilities? What have you done to prepare for the long voyage? Who is coming with you? Why are you leaving? What will you miss? What fears do you have? What are you looking forward to?	Have you ever wondered how overwhelming guiding 12 people is? As the  captain of a voyaging waka I guarded 12 lives, making sure they were safe at all times.  All passengers were    prepared for this long journey and were all ready to head off to find new land.  That week  everyone was tired and frustrated .   Storing and packing the food was difficult.  Live animals were  challenging to take aboard because of the fight they put up against the strong men. 1/3 of the Raven tribe had decided to travel in search of new land, because of the overgrowing population.  We had to sacrifice our life to make and set a good example for their kids. We all missed them a lot but, they made a commitment to set sail for another environment for us. The fears we faced was starvation, and not knowing where we were. We all were looking  forward to leading a better life.  All of the responsibility  realise on your shoulder.
First paragraph Begin with a time word Reflect and recount what happened through your eyes as you set sail. How were you feeling? How were the others on the boat feeling? What could you see? What could you hear?	It was amazing as  we  were leaving  our  Island because I thought it wouldn't be hard to say goodbye, But sadly It was really hard to say goodbye to our family and friends,  because they have been there for  us  since we stepped foot onto this land.  As we got into the voyaging vaka  we  said goodbye to  our families because we thought that we would never see them again. As we were leaving they were giving us a traditional farewell with traditional  music and dancers.  As we walked onto the waka  our captain was  leading us through the stars  as we were travelling.
Second paragraph Begin with a time word                                                Reflect and recount what   happened and how you (and the others on board) were feeling after being at sea for a few days. What could you see? What could you hear? What could you smell?	As strange as it may seem, us  Maori people had to keep our food source with us so we  wouldn’t starve to death. On the Voyaging waka we didn’t  have fridges to keep  our food source fresh so we used the water as our fridge’s. Sometimes live fish were kept in bamboo cages tied to the side of the boat.  Sometimes fish were caught but at the same time sometimes they weren’t. We  took  Live dogs, pigs and poultry.  We put fish and Shellfish on the roof of the waka to dry out the fish. We also took with us coconuts, They would be helpful for a variety of things like: Coconut milk For drinking, Coconut meat for food flavouring, Coconut fibre for making ropes and toilet paper and Coconut Shells (dried) for wood on the cooking fire.  Green Coconuts were kept in cool  storage or in the water because coconuts can go off fast in the heat.   We also took fruit and vegetables with us. The fruit we took were: Breadfruit, Bananas and many other fruits. Fruits were sometimes sun dried on racks.The vegetables we took were: Taro, Yams, Sweet Potatoes (Kumara) and many other vegetables. The smell of the fresh food could make us all fall to the ground.
Third paragraph  (keeping himself safe)              Begin with a time word                                               Describe your role on the boat. How did you learn your skills?  Why do the others on the boat depend on you? How does this make you feel?	Do  you know how hard it is to take care  of   12 people  because it is  the same as taking care of yourself?  Living on Voyaging Waka for about  two to three weeks  is hard. I had to take care of my siblings so that they are safe . It would be my responsibility to take   care of them especially if  my family was  living on a Waka.  My family and I were traveling to a far place on the Pacific Ocean.  It was really  extremely impressive that our family survived on this scary, long ride.  Being a passenger on our Waka is pretty scary because going thru waves, seeing big storms heading our way.Thats why it’s important that I keep my family safe on a Voyaging Waka.
Fourth paragraph Begin with a time word Reflect and recount what happened when land was spotted. Who saw land first?      What signs were there to tell you land was near? How did seeing land make you feel? Why?	I knew that everyone was terrified because they thought that they weren't  going to make it to their new home . As soon as they saw the land they were glad to know that they made it back to their new  home, that they could call New Zealand.   If we could make the Voyaging Waka different it would be a cage that would hold all of the animals. so they didn’t drown were coming back home.
Conclusion Say how you felt throughout the voyage, what you had learnt and what you would do differently next time.	We all felt relieved because we made it to our new homes. Everybody on the boat including me, was cheering and jumping on the boat. As we were heading to shore we were doing our traditional maori dance.  I also felt horrible that  had to leave my siblings but at the end of the day I had to find new land for us.

AM - Trip

Space Jump: Jazmine

Dear Naomi and Tai

We would all like to thank you both for the wonderful stories that you have shared with us today.  It has also been a privilege for our school to attend the 2014 storylines show. We all enjoyed your show because it was funny and it drawed us in a lot. My favourite book that you talked about was the boring book because it had a lot of funny bits and the acting was really great too. You both have taught us even though some people can’t read properly we can ask a friend to read to us or we can make up our own stories by creating our own imagination.

By Jazmine

Homonyms

Explanation: Why Is Facebook So Popular - Jazmine

Why Is facebook So Popular?

Facebook is popular because you can chat to your family and friends that live far away, it is also popular because they have games that people haven’t played for a long time, for example Pac Man. You can also take pictures and post them up.

Some people thinks its fun to post up their feelings and what they have been doing for the past few days. You can Skype your family and friends that you haven’t seen for a long time. Did you know that Facebook has the largest user base of any social network site?

Facebook is a social networking site,  because It can also make you read by all those statuses, messages and stories you see.

Facebook can change the way you think but Facebook can rather be interesting at times because people can post negative things up about you, and that can make you angry or sad , but some people think before posting things up. When they think  positive they post up positive things that makes everyone happy. Facebook is fun and I think that it is useful because its used for different things.

Well written Jazmine! You have some great ideas here that kept me hooked in all the way through. Please make your changes then post this on your blog.

Comparing Matariki and Diwali.

This is a Lucid chart that I have made about Matariki and Diwali ,It shows what Matariki
 is and what similarity it has to Diwali culture.

Reading Homework: Jazmine

               This is my book that I have been reading over the holidays, It
                Is about a old lady that swallows a fly and he is stuck in
                 stomach.

Pollination about Bees.

Courtney from Awahono school.

Tamaki College E-Books

                                   this is a story about a lady that is into a animals like dogs.

What we need to do to slow global warming down.

LI: To persuade people into thinking what i'm thinking like using the pee chain structure.

We can slow down global warming if we plant more trees, so we can absorb carbon dioxide. Have you ever wondered why people cut down our trees? Well I think we need to sort something out. Because you won't like it if you were living in a world full of dry land ( A.K.A Drought.)

We need to plant more trees so they can carbon dioxide and absorb.

Pollination - Jazmine

1. What is pollination? Explain in 25 words what pollination is?

Pollination is a process which pollen is transferred from the anther to the stigma of the plant. Thereby it makes it possible to fertilization and reproduction.

2. Explain in 25 words the role bees have in plant reproduction?

Bees help plants grow. Without Bees we wouldn't get chocolate, coffee, bread and most other foods that we have today, they help us alto.

3. Explain in 25 words how plant reproduction processes produce much of our food?

The plants reproduces more so than before because the bees have helped it grow by transferring pollen from one flower to the female flowers stigma.

Blog Commenting.

Blog Comment.

                                     

Facts About Samoa - Jazmine

Gecko facts

Good Reads - Jazmine

Bias - Jazmine

Maree and Jazmine's google draw.

This is a Google draw that Maree and I have made together, this explains how much
people have there birthdays in different months.

Maths Buddy Results.

Number Stumpers...

ANZAC Day

Animoto Easter Egg Hunt with room 1 - Jazmine

Easter Egg Hunt with room 9

ANZAC Brochure - Jazmine

This is a template that Kyra and I have done together this template is about Anzac day and facts about Anzac.

Poetry Recital Reflection - Jazmine

Were you pleased with how you sounded? Why or why not?

Yes because I was using expressions and I was looking at the person the was

evaluating me.

What helped you learn your poem?

Taking my poem home and reading it.

Did you look at your audience?

Yes

Did you speak clearly?

No

Did you use an expressive voice?

Yes

What are your next steps?

My next step is to memorize my poem of by heart and to speak confidently.