My super sign langue video l Term 3

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As you know we have tec on Wednesdays, so while we have spare time we focus on something different every week, as you should know this week is signed lanugue week, here is some history about sign laungue, NZSL became an official language in New Zealand in April 2006. New Zealand Sign Language is based on British Sign Language (BSL), and some consider it a dialect or a combination of British, Australian and New Zealand Sign Language. There are 62.5% similarities found in British Sign Language and NZSL, compared with 33% of NZSL signs found in American Sign Language. NZSL uses the same 2 handed manual alphabet as British and Auslan.NZSL was created by Deaf people for Deaf people. The language was created with no connection to the spoken or written word.NZSL became an official New Zealand language in April 2006. The parliamentary bill to approve was passed on April 6, 2006. The bill was formalised, on 10 April 2006. Here is a video of me signing my name.

I have technical difficulties so I will try and upload the video later

My brilliant business l term 3

 

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as you know every Wednesday we have tec so while we're at school we get given an activity to complete, this week we had to pitch our own website, and explain how we think it would go and what it is about. Check out my slide to see what my business is about. What do think? What would your business be?? Anyway that's it for this week bloggers see you next blog post. 

My Perfect PSA l Term 3

 

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This Wednesday we have been learning about coding, so our task this Wednesday was to create a PSA on a coding program called https://www.codesters.com go check it out to learn more about coding, anyway, we had to come up with an issue around the world or in NZ, my issue was Pollution and plastic in the ocean, it is about a fish telling you to click on the litter, and then the litter moves into the bin. What do you think is there anything I can improve on?? anyway that's it for this week bloggers, see you next blog post.

My super Samoan Classroom l Term 3

 

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For the last few Wednesdays when we have been at tec, we were given the opportunity to learn about the Samoan language, each Wednesday we would learn something new and then create! This is an interactive classroom if you click on and the item it will take you to one of my Samoan activities. What do you think? what was your favourite and why? anyway, that's it for this week bloggers, so you next blog post.

My Super Samoan Greetings l Term 3

 

 

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I hope everyone's school holidays were fun and existing, what did you get up too? anyway on Wednesdays while some of us go to tec in the morning and then in the afternoon, we have the chance to learn about Samoan, this Wednesday we were learning about Samoan greetings.

My Magnificent Matariki/Southern lights l Term 2

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It has been an extremely long term, some of us count this term as a 23-week term since term one we have been non-stop, we did get a break but we were obviously stuck inside most of the time. For the last day of the term, we were given the task of creating and learning about the southern stars also known as the Aroua. An aurora is a natural light display in the sky, usually of greenish colour but sometimes red, pink, purple & blue. This natural phenomenon usually occurs in areas known as the 'auroral zone' near the poles of the Arctic in the north and Antarctic in the south. In Southern hemisphere latitudes, the effect is known as the aurora australis. Aurora is caused by the collision of energetically charged particles with atoms in the high altitude thermosphere within our atmosphere. Auroras are associated with the solar winds that flow past Earth. These winds flow out from the Sun and contain plasma particles (ionized gas) which get pulled into the Earth's magnetic pole fields. As they accelerate towards the Earth, collisions occur between these ion particles and nitrogen and oxygen atoms in our atmosphere, releasing energy in the form of amazing aurora lights. So here my Southern lights art work.

My Wonderful Working out Problems l Term 2

 My Wonderful Working out Problems 

Working out problems backwards is really quite simple once you get the hang of it, it is simply reversing the question, for example, say Start with the end of a problem, and work Step By Step toward the beginning to get a Solution, Write down each step as you get closer to figuring out the Problem, And Finally, The last Step will Verify that the Method Works and then you should get the Answer. Also If we were to Subtract a Number we would add, If I Multiplied a Number we would Divide If I Divided we would Subtract so this is Reversed. 

For our task we had to create a word problem for you, and you need to work it out, in the backwards method, here is mine, I would love to see your answer as well. Did you find this challenging?