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Tuesday, 2 April 2019

Home Chemistry - 1. Introduction


HOME CHEMISTRY

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  1. Home chemistry
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  • All experiments are written up ( Aim, Materials, Steps, Conclusion)
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    Aim: To learn the names of 10 household chemicals and identify if they are a solid, liquid or a gas.


    Definitions:

    1. Element; A single form of a chemical 
    2. Compound: A mixture made up of 2 or more elements
    3. Reaction: A process in which chemicals mix together to form a new substance.
    4. Mixture: When two or more elements are mixed together.

    Equipment:

    1.     lemon juice
    2.     salt
    3.     sugar
    4.    vinegar
    5.    lemon bubbles
    6.   onion gas
    7.   baking soda
    8.   milk
    9.  cornflour 
    10.  Banana 
    Steps:

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    Thursday, 21 March 2019

    HIT THE BALL
    The Object of the game: Is to hide behind trees and bushes and
    try not to get caught so you can hit the ball and the last one is the winner.


    Equipment: You will need a ball, and a rugby ball stand.


    Rules:


    1. You have 4 lives and if you use all 4 of your lives you sit down.
    2. You will be out if you get touched by the tagger . 
    3. The out of bounds areas are the concrete .
    4. You need to kick the ball to be safe.

    By Skye and Makenzie'H

    Monday, 18 February 2019

    Continuous Cricket Rules

    Continuous Cricket Rules
    Written by: Skye


    Object

    You have to hit the ball with the bat  without the ball hitting
    the wicket’s then when you hit the wickets the next hitler
    go to hit the ball with the bat.

    Players

    The class is divided into two teams.

    Equipment

    We Use the following kiwi cricket equipment :
    2 x balls
    2 x bats
    1 x Complete cricket set (a stand with three wicket )
    2 x spare wicket
    1 x wicket stand

    Scoring

    To win you have to get as many runs as you can to get runs
    you have to put the bat in the outside of the cones or the wicket

    Winning

    To win you have to get the most runs out of both  team’s and you
    can only get six runs each time .

    Rules

    1. The wicket keeper has to stay behind the wickets by the person that's bating

    2.The better has to be able to swing the bat without hitting the wicket

    3.The bowler has to stand on a  wicket stand and the people
    behind the bowler has to catch the ball in one bounce

    4.You have to put the two wickets on the side

    5.You have to put the bat on outside of the wicket and run

    Monday, 26 November 2018

    Armistice day

    W.A.L.T: read information and then re-write the important parts in our own words
    To day we have been writing about Armistice day.

    To day we have been lining about armistice with my reding

    This is the paragraph I read about Armistice day.

    "At 11am on 11 November this year, Aotearoa New Zealand marked the centenary of the armistice that ended the First World War in 1918. On that day 100 years ago, after four years of brutal conflict, war finally gave way to peace." - From https://ww100.govt.nz/armistice


    This  is  how i re-wote the paragraph in my own words .

    November the 11 the first world war ended in 1918 at 11am 4 years of fighting then there was peace .From then and now it was 100 years ago.

    Thursday, 8 November 2018

    SLJ practice:The adventures in England

    Hi people that are reading this blog post .

    This term we are learning about summer learning journey. I choose England for my country because i think it will be cool. Hopefully you'll learn more about England

    1. The name of the capital city of England is London
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    2. The population of the capital city is 8.136 million
    3.In January,the weather in the capital city is usually

    SLJ Practise : Curious Kiwi What's a Book !


    Hi Reader's

    For the for this summer leaning practice we had to choose a book for Curious Kiwi.we had to do it because he what's a book so i got this one. I am going to Einglind because it might be fun.The book i am giving him is EJ12 out of this world.





    thack you for looking at P2 of this blog summer leaning practice.



      

    SLJ practice: How I feel about going to United Kingdom

    Hi Reader's

    Me and Curious Kiwi are going on a flit for or summer leaning practiceI am not that Nevis because they speak the same language as me here is a photo of how i fell about going and  speak the language .The language I speak is English .
    This is a selfie of what I feel like when I land in United Kingdom.


    There are three phrases that we need to know!

    Hello
    Do you speak English
    Thank you


    This is a question for you Reader's do you speak English ?

    I hope you like this blog post bye.