Technology Challenge

How To Do A Braid Hairstyle

WALT write a procedure about how something works

Term 3 Highlights

I have enjoyed term 3 so much.

What I have liked the most was technology.

I have learnt to make many creations. My favourite

was the Kite Lift because we got to choose our groups

and what activite we want to do.

I worked with Alex to make our kite.

This is what the project looks like:

Chinese Cinderella

CHINESE CINDERELLA  

BY ADELINE YEN MAH

WALT indentify the themes in a novel.

WAL about the authors purpose for writing.

Adeline wrote this story to express her feelings.

Adeline's family considered her to be bad luck

because her mum died giving birth to her.

 

Adeline lived in a house with her aunt, grandmother,

father,big sister and 3 other brothers.

The most interesting part that I've enjoyed is when

Adeline got her very own little chick. She named

it Precious Little Treasure, but her friends told her

she should call it PLT for short.

 I would like to know why her mum died giving birth to her.

How Are Rainbows Formed?

            How  Are  Rainbows  Formed?

                              Intro

   Rainbows happen when sunlight and rain combine 

                      in a very specific way.

The beams of sunlight separate into the colours we see

    in the rainbow as they enter a raindrop. Sunlight is

actually made up of different colours that we don't usually 

    see. When a beam of sunlight comes down to earth,

 the light is white. But if the light beam happens to hit the

   raindrops on the way down at a certain angle, the 

different colours that make up a beam, separate so we can                 

         see them.

As you look into the sky, wavelengths of light associated 

   with a specific colour arrive at your eye. When you look

up to the sky you will also see ROYGBIV known as red,

    orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet. A rainbow 

        has seven colours because water droplets in the 

     atmosphere break sunlight into seven colours.

    You can see a rainbow when the sun is located right      

           behind you.

                                         

Weather Questions

WALT write Te Reo phrases about weather.

We had to record the answers to these questions.

Why are tornadoes so strong

                   WHY ARE TORNADOES SO STRONG?

                                             Intro

Tornadoes are violent, funnel-like storms of strong winds that usually form during thunderstorms.They present danger to anyone nearby.

       As you can see tornadoes are one of the most dangerous

    weather phenomena on earth.Weak tornadic winds can break

branches and shifted roof tiles.The stronger tornadoes can also

   demolish anything in their path including houses,people cars,

   trees,animals and even entire communities.tornadoes are also

 called a twister or a cyclone.Occasionally, tornadoes do other strange things like lifting a 386 ton railway train of its tracks and                

    dropping it from 5 metres.

Tornadoes begin to form in a thunder cloud.Then they stretch down to

   the ground,swirling up dust.From up above the tornadoes

 swish down fast then starts swirling up.Tornadoes are so dangerous

   because they produce winds that are strong and can blow people

  over.Many people can lose their lives if they get hit from a

 tornado.There is nothing we can do to stop them.The only thing

    we could do is to hide in a safe place until the storm passes.

     One powerful thunderstorm can create many tornadoes

      

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