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CYBERBULLYING - FACELESS IS GUTLESS

Today we are learning about how to react to cyberbullying. This is a thinglink about cyberbullying that you can use when you are being cyberbullied. It has a some questions that you might be thinking and some answers. The answers come from me and my own personal experience.

PLACES THAT ARE IMPORTANT TO ME

This is My Map of places that are important to me. Today we have been learning to use google maps.

CONSERVATION WEEK 2016

FROM THE 10th - 18th OF SEPTEMBER IS CONSERVATION WEEK. I HAVE MADE A THINGLINK FOR THIS OCCASION OF WHAT IT IS, WHO DOES IT, AND HOW DO WE HELP.
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Our Q and A for kids: Includes Atonio, Heshan and Ralph

Click here to be a good commenter

This is a quick pallet by the Year 6 students about ways you could improve your Commenting skills. We have been learning about improving our commenting skills. We were learning about doing better comments, we were creating a pallet of ideas, and sharing it to the world. I learn't about what It takes to be a good commenter because before I wasn't a good commenter./

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My Blog Treaty

24 hour history clock

We have been learning about what a digital footprint is. This is a video that I think explains it well.

I do NOT own this video

                           This is the history of what I did for the past 24 hours. 

Today we had to make a 24 hour clock of my history using word cloud, a website that creates these word scrambles.
These are some questions I had to answer: 

Were you surprised by any of the results and number of times you visited some sites? Yes, The definitions for my homework, And My reading Group Name.

Do you think it would be different if you did this on a weekday or weekend? Yes because in the weekends I try to find some schools I could go to.

How different websites do you think you visit in 24hrs on average? Alot because I use alot of websites

This post taught me about searching right and being safe on history.

REPORT WRITING LCS LONG TAILED BAT: NZ NATIVE ANIMAL

LONG TAILED BAT

Classification- This little blood sucker is a Mammal. Mammals are warm-blooded vertebrates that have fur and can give birth.

Description- A long tailed bat’s body is brown and covered in brown fur from head to the beginning of tail. It’s wings are black and have veins on it. It’s tail has a flap connecting to the sides of his body. On it’s face it hs to big ears and below his ears he has  a small eye. It also has a small nose with whiskers.

Where it can be found- These can be found in South island, Christchurch, Dunedin, and Invercargill. They roosted under Bridges across avon river

Dynamics- A long tailed bat dynamics are the ability of flight, echolocation (being able to stalk prey with reflected sounds), and can go 60 km per hour.

REPORT WRITING LCS KEA: NZ NATIVE BIRD

KEA

Classification- This feathered creature is classified as a bird and a mammal

Description- Kea’s have a small body with two wings on the left and right of 6 body. The wings are covered in dark green feathers, body has brown feathers, and so is the head. His beak is yellow and black on the tip. It’s Sclera is yellow and his pupil is black. A kea’s feet are yellow and shaped like an X for grip.

Where it can be found- A Kea can be found in the forest of south island in New Zealand. It can also be found on alpine regions of south island in New Zealand.

Dynamics- Kea’s have the ability of flight, and are the smartest species of birds in the entire world. They are so smart they can solve puzzles.

BY HESHAN

My Book Review

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How to make Chocolate

How to make Chocolate

Ingredients :

Milk, lecithin, cocoa beans, sugar, and nibs

Everything starts with cocoa beans. Cocoa beans grow in warm countries that are close to the equator. About 70% of the  harvest comes from West Africa.

They dry the cocoa beans in the sun, this gives it more flavour. Next the cocoa beans are sent to different countries in the world. When they get to the destination they are cleaned, blended, and the shells of the cocoa beans removed, the nibs are the only thing left.

The nibs are then grounded in a liquid mass. When the liquid mass is processed, it is made into cocoa butter and cocoa butter.  Lecithin and milk are then put into the ingredients and blended together. They are also set in a series of rollers, so they can be a specific size. After that is done. The mixture is up to the final

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Book review 2 : Dinosaur rescue Dakosaurus

Dinosaur rescue Dakosaurus

The author of this book is Kyle Mewburn. He also wrote no room for a mouse, dragon knight and other children's book. This book is about a boy named Arg going into a hunting Valley. When he got there, the whole tribe was eating a strange scallop. Soon they all got sick and ‘’hurled on each other’’. In the night, Arg made a raft and put his dad on the raft. In the morning he realised his dad and the raft was resting in the lake with a giant Dakosaurus under it. Arg got a slingshot and a rock and shot it at the raft.

My favourite part is when he defeat the dinosaur and when he goes to he goes to the hunting valley. Dinosaur rescue books have been one of my best and first duffy books I ever had when I was a small. Its a great book and it’s really funny and cool. I would rate this 10/10 because I love Dinosaur rescue books.

By Heshan

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Tornado facts

Do you know how deadly tornadoes are? I think it’s the deadliest disaster that could happen. These are some reasons why tornado is the most deadliest disaster. Tornadoes wind speed can reach 4800=00(480 km) meters per  hour. That is faster than Usain bolt and it can easily throw a bus more 100 metres away. In extreme occasions, a tornado can go over 150 km in land and they can last for  2 to 5 hours. But if it’s a regular tornado it last for 10 minutes. If a tornado goes on top of large source of water it becomes a water sprout.  

Some tornadoes can be invisible until it picks up debris or dust. The dust makes it hazy and cloudy. A tornado can be measured using a f scale(fujita scale). It ranges from F0 to F5. F5 is the the strongest and most destructive.The most deadliest tornado that ever happened was in  Bangladesh in 1989. It cut through the Dhaka Region and destroyed more than 21 villages and more that 1,000 people died that day.

Most of the world's tornadoes are spotted in United States of America in a place known as Tornado Alley. Tornadoes can be in different and unique sizes and shapes,

Tornadoes viciously rotate pillars of air and wind that can reach a storms to clouds to the earth's surface. In the southern hemisphere tornadoes turn to face a clockwise position. These were the reasons why tornadoes were the most destructive phenomena or

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