Did you know that there are 3 different types f there's?

W.A.L.T recognise the appropriate use of language 

There           - Location

They’re       - They are

Their           - Something belonging to them

There/common language

There was a bird soaring free

Over there I saw a person crying

There is some money on the ground

Their

They’re going to the park

They’re being chased

Wait until they’re gone

I saw they’re puppy

The officers shook their heads in disappointment

There/Location

Let’s go over there

I put you coat over there

What is over there?
The book is right over there

Up above I have done some examples of the different types of there's and their. 

Have you ever scrathed a junior? well today I have on, scratch jr

Scratch Jr in a coding app that teaches you how to code and create a movie of coding down below you may see some image of the game here is a link to get to the game

Scratch Jr

Scratch Jr is a coding game which enables people and students to create their own interactive stories and games. 

You put graphical blocks together to make you character of your desire Jump, dance, move forward, back and more.

People can modify character in the paint editor add their own voices, sounds, even photos of themselves - then use

 the graphical blocks to make their characters come to life.

this is the programming place where you set everything out
lets just call it you stage.

 

To access you character editor you can go to the top left corner to choose a character of your
desire by clicking the blue plus button. To create your own character just go to the
right top corner to the paint brush which will take you to the screen shot taken down below

To change you background go to your stage (Main Page) and go to the middle right

and click the blue cross to access the background editor

To access all graphical the graphical blocks to make all your characters come to life can be accessed down the bottom.
The graphical blocks can make your animated character come to life by making it jump, dance, walk, and run.

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Are you a swimmer or a non swimmer?

Through these pass few weeks I cannot swim due to a swimmers ear (Condition when you swim too much and the end result will conclude to an ear ache) So unfortunately I cannot swim with the rest of the class. But on the bright when swimmers go to the pool we are either left with our lovely Whaea Chanella or the intriguing Matua Matt. When we are them we do different activities or assignments. My favourable activity is when we are sent of with Matua Matt and get to create an informing movie which informs others why it is important to learn how swim.

Sheyahni, Charlee, Tyla-raine, Hukarere, Waaka, Aryan and I, split off with Matua Matt and started creating this movie name How to prevent drowning? Each one of us had something to do in the movie. Matua Matt commissioned me to researched how much deaths have been caused due to the lack of experience of learning how to swim.

I used various websites to answer this question, but I could not find the answer, until, I came across this site named drowning statistics and obviously this website should of had a few answers for my unfavourable questioned. So I checked out this site and found nothing fascinating about, it until, I kept on scrolling down this website, and then, walaa, there are all of the answers I needed, on  this site.

Link to Drowning Statistics deaths in Aotearoa

Click the blue links down the bottom of the website

Aerodynamics, biomechanics, and a pressure drag, have you ever heard of those words?

In my current reading group (Panana) are currently reading a book named Beating The Wind

When I first heard of this book I suggested that the book (Beating The Wind) Had to be about working with wind. For example running through the tough wind. 

I eventually got confused at a point and I just wanted to give up, but when I actually listen closely to the story I understood the story more better. I recommend this book to students over 10+ because the book does have complex words and words that are long such as
Aerodynamics (The way how things and objects mover through the air)

Biomechanics (The study of body movements)
Friction drag (When air is compressed onto a surface which then spreads out)

Raise your hand if you like to own a talking, disappearing, and teleporting guinea pig, because I know I don't

This week we have been sent into the library to sustain a book so re can display and recite our book in the front of our class. There were many varieties of books to decide from. But the book I chose was perfect for me.

Title: Jinny & Cooper
Revenge of the stone witch

Written by: Tania Ingram

Definition of the book: For Jinny, it's not easy owning Cooper, her annoying talking , disappearing guinea pig with a love of biscuits and a talent for sniffing out trouble. Especially trouble of the witch kind.

Is the witch burying strange things outside Jinny's house? And why can't jinny bring herself to be friends with goody-two-shoes Katie, the new girl next door?

What do you think?

I haven't filly read this book yet but I really think that I am going to enjoy this book.

Prediction:
What I predict about this book is that there are many twists and turns. I predict that the guinea pig will cause loads of trouble but will still protect jinny. Raise your hand if you like to own a talking, disappearing, and teleporting guinea pig, because I know I don't.

Remember to be cybersmart

W.A.L.T create and use our own photo's and learn about what copyright means.
What I learnt was that you have to ask for permission for a photo is you get it offline or you give credit to the photographer of the photo.

Remember to be always cybersmart.

Let's talk personal,personal

Name: Heaven

age: 11

How much siblings do you have: 3, 4 including me

favourite band: BTS

favourite hobbie/sport: Netball

Name of my first pet: Spot

Favourite subjects in school: Maths/Sports

My goal: To improve my maths level every month/term/year

People I admire: Mum, dad, Myself, Brother, and sisters