Tuesday, 30 July 2013
Monday, 29 July 2013
Land forms in the library
land forms in the library.
Earth Science
550
volcano's
551.21
Caves
551.4
Glaciers
551.312
rivers
551.483
lakes
551.48
Friday, 12 July 2013
Hundertwasser research
Hundertwasser - Research
L.I. - Research an artist
Be able to discuss characteristics of his work
Use black PVA and dye to recreate a Hundertwasser village
Use this link to fill in the questions below
Who was Friedrich Hundertwasser and tell me three things about him as a person?
What subject did he mostly draw/paint?
Name 3 characteristics of his work.
Paste a photo of his drawing.
Tell me 6 interesting things about it.
- He was born in 1928
- He died in N.Z
- He was borned in Austria
- He paints house’s
- He like’s Nature
- he use’s waves and curves in his drawings
Wednesday, 10 July 2013
Tuesday, 9 July 2013
TERM 2 review
TERM 2 REVIEW
I have learn’t in-
Reading-I have learned how to skim and scan to find the inference in a story and I also learned how to read with expression.
Writing-I have learned how to highlight the main ideas and how to understand the activities that my teacher has given me and also to finish my work on time.
Math- I’m learning my addition on Xtramath and study ladder and I’m learning my times table too for home work..I’ve also learned how to enlarge a piece of drawing by 2 like my scale drawing of gogeta ssj4.
Topic-I’ve learned what the schools in the past looked like to the present tense which is now and now we are discussed about what it would look like in the future but our own version.
I’ve learned how to use a map and hold it the right way so I know the way I’m going to find the right pegs to clip on my piece of paper.
Monday, 8 July 2013
how a Contents helps
How the contents can help
L.I. - Library/Research skills
How to use the contents page to research effectively
The table of contents lists the chapters and other main parts of the book. It is helpful because it gives you a general idea about the book so you know which chapters apply to your research. Below is an example from a book about the moon.
Table of Contents
Introduction 1
Chapter 1 The size of the moon in relation to the earth 5
Chapter 2 How the moon influences Earth’s tides 17
Chapter 3 Full, half, and quarter moons 31
Chapter 4 The lunar landscape: craters, mountain ranges, plains and faults 45
Chapter 5 The maria of the moon 57
Chapter 6 Theories about the origins of the moon 69
Chapter 7 Lunar geology 77
Chapter 8 The moon and the age of the telescope 89
Chapter 9 Spacecraft and their impact on our knowledge of the moon 103
Chapter 10 The Apollo programme 119
Index 135
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Before you start highlight 4 words you don’t know and look them up in the dictionary.
apollo-
maria moon- flat sides of the moon
Answer these questions from the contents page above:
Which two chapters will have the most information about human beings travelling to the moon? Spacecraft and their impact on our knowledge of the moon Spacecraft and their impact on our knowledge of the moon
Which three chapters will tell you about aspects of the moon in relation to the earth?The size of the moon in relation to the earth
he moon and the age of the telescope
The maria of the moon
Which three chapters will tell you things about the surface of the moon? Full, half, and quarter moons
Spacecraft and their impact on our knowledge of the moon
Theories about the origins of the moon
Which chapter will tell you the most about the Earth’s tides?
How the moon influences Earth’s tides
Helping hand from a glossary
A helping hand from the Glossary
L.I. - Library/Research skills
Using a glossary
Sometimes a book also has a glossary at the beginning or the end. This gives short explanations of specialised or difficult terms used in the book. The following is an example is from a book about the moon.
GLOSSARY
Albedo
Asteroid
Mare
Satellite
Sputnik 1
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in astronomy, the reflective property of planets
a small rocky object found mainly in a belt or flat ring between the orbits of Jupiter and Mars; also called a minor planet because it is so small (the largest are only 200 km across).
a large flat plain on the moon caused by lava flows and marked by ridges, depressions and faults; all 14 maria are on the side of the moon that faces Earth.
a natural (e.g. moon) or artificial (e.g. spacecraft) object that orbits around a larger astronomical body.
the first artificial satellite, which was launched into space to orbit around the Earth in 1957.
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Name an artificial satellite.
What is another term for a minor planet in orbit between Mars and Jupiter?
also called a minor planet because it is so small (the largest are only 200 km across).
What is the term for an object that orbits around another larger planetary body?a natural (e.g. moon) or artificial (e.g. spacecraft) object that orbits around a larger astronomical body.
What is the term used for a large flat lava flow on the moon?
a large flat plain on the moon caused by lava flows and marked by ridges, depressions and faults; all 14 maria are on the side of the moon that faces Earth.
What term is used to describe the characteristic light reflecting from a planet? in astronomy, the reflective property of planets a small rocky object found mainly in a belt
Thursday, 4 July 2013
Places to get information
Places to get information
L.I. - Library/Research skills
Understand that there are a lot of places we can get information
Print Media
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Multimedia
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People
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Experience
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Books
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Website
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Guest speaker
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Blog
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Wiki
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Youtube
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lecturer
Radio
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Television
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Microscope
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Email
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Newspaper
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University
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Looking at the table above put these information sources under the correct headings:
Interviewing people
Interviewing People
L.I. - Library/Research Skills
Know that we have access to people as experts about subjects
Match the person to the reason for being interviewed
PERSON
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REASON
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A member of the local historic society
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What are some past events that have happened in the local area?
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A member of the local council
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how does a manager retail centre with many shops work
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A manager of the shopping centre
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What work do councillors do in the local area?
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A representative of the fire department
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What methods are used to fight fires?
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A park ranger
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What are the native flora and fauna in our area?
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A researcher on local transport
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What public transport is available? Does it meet peoples needs?
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A local festival organiser
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What major events are celebrated and why are they celebrated in our local area?
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A leading member of the Maori
community
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What is the Maori history of our area?
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A representative from Tamaki College
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What opportunities are there at the local secondary school?
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A lifeguard at the local pool
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What programmes are available at the pool for children?
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Wednesday, 3 July 2013
Monday, 1 July 2013
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