This weeks blog reflection

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So today we have to make a blog post about reflection on what we did last week

Introduce what you were learning and working on this week in Te Ao Whanui. So this week in Te Ao Whanui me and my group were learning about information about Bungee Jumping

Reflect on a time you know you read the instructions carefully and how you know. I was reading the book with Miss Birtch and my reading group and we were asking questions after.

Reflect on a time when you completed your work to your personal best this week. I completed my Cars blog post on the questions.

Reflect on a time when you were a self-manager. When I was working on my own and I finished my blog post instead of talking to friends

Conclude your post with a final comment or question to your reader

Can you be able to self-manage?

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What Music is?

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So this week in my music class we made a song on our own with any music equipment and I made three songs and we also have to make this blog post about what Music is and what i feel about it

so, unfortunately, I do not know how to show my songs so I am deeply sorry but I can tell you what Music is and what it makes me feel

so what I think Music is I think that it is a soothing set of sound something to help people calm down and whenever I'm mad I will listen to music and it calms me because when I listen to music I listen to what everyone else is going through and it just calms me down when I know that other people are going through different stuff than me

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How Cars changed our world (Questions)

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So today I and my class have started a new task for our Must do, May Do and Can Do so I read a book on cars for my reading group (The Referee Whistle) and I have to answer some questions for the book and show it to my blog so here are the questions.

1.How many years have cars in New Zealand? How did they get here? Cars have been in New Zealand for 120 years and they had come from France in a steamship Rotomahana

2.How fast was the little car? The little car can race up to 16 kilometers an hour

3.How fast could the bigger cargo? The big car can race up to 50 kilometers an hour

4. Why were the "onlookers shooked"? Because William had crashed into a fence with the mayor for the first New Zealand crash

5.What happened in Lincoln, Christchurch? Nicholas Oates was seen driving his car over 6 kilometers over the limits 

6.Explain in your own words what the Dennison car did? Fred Dennison made his own little car and went on a huge trip to Oamaru which had taken three hours

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Music

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In my class, for over 3 weeks we have been learning about different types of instruments and these we used recorders and ukeleles and we have to make a blog post about them and these are the questions

What is a String instrument? A String instrument is a base of string that is used to vibrate a set of sounds to be used for music.

What are the parts of a ukulele? A Ukulele has 4 strings and is a little bit tiny from a guitar

How do you play a string instrument? When it comes to String instruments it is mainly meant for using hands or for exactly a guitar you can use your hands or a guitar pick and a ukulele

Share one thing that you learned this week? I learned that ukuleles have 4 strings and I learned about recorders that you need to breathe in a recorder really slowly

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100 Words Blog Challenge

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So in my class, we have been learning about intentions and we have to choose an invention back in the day and make a 100-word challenge about them and we have to write about them and why we can live without them

and here is my 100-word challenge

I don't think I can live without a Phonograph because it was the first world recorder I like to use recordings to help me when I'm going through a certain situation that I can't talk to anyone about the current situation that is happening and I can listen to the recording I did in 5 years or more and see how well I have changed since then and reflect on how much I fixed myself and I think that a Phonograph can help others that have disorders or sickness and they wanna leave a note for there families to read 

This is a phonograph for those who don't know what it is

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Referee Whistle

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So today I and my class have reading groups and my group is called the Referee Whistle and we had to research a bit on Referee Whistle's so the questions we were researching were 'Who made the Referee Whistle? Why did they make the Referee Whistle and other questions we answer.

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What do I think Music is?

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So today and for the first week of school for Term 2 so in my Hurumanu class we have Music and for a while, we have been learning about genre's and beats and rhythm so I think music is something about expressing yourself and relax if you have had a bad day so that you can cope with your going like anxiety or depression music is meant to help that are going through and to help people with relationship problems.

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Phonograph

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In my class, we have been learning about some words and then recreating them so we had some options on the words 

Computer

Stone Tools

Photograph

Electricity

Bessemer Furnace 

Celluloid

Airplane

Telephone

Phonograph

Television

those were our options for the words so I chose Phonograph because it means the first record player and well the reason I chose it was because people that have trouble in their lives and people that have anxiety or depression or any other disorders the can record themselves and then listen in 4 years time they can reflect on what happened and see how well they have grown.

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