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Tuesday, 2 December 2014

The first time i miss’d
second time i almost hit
last time i hit far.

I ran to first base
I ran to second base fast
Then ran to last base.

I got a home run
Then ran back into line   
and then waited for a turn.



Thursday, 13 November 2014

Mmm, That’s Tasty! by Neville Gardner
School Journal June 2012

WALT: Begin to use a range of scientific symbols, conventions, and vocabulary.
SC:      Complete a small science report on the taste + smell experiement

  1. There are 5 main flavour receptors. Sweet, Salty, Bitter, Sour and Umami.
List some foods fit each of the flavour receptors.  SHARE

Bitter
  • Coffee
  • Vanilla
Salty
  • Salt KFC
Sour
  • Lemon Grapefruit
Sweet
  • Sugar candy floss
Umami (savoury)
  • tomatoes  meat

  1. Record the words you didn’t know before. Add a picture or sentence to describe what they mean.


WORD
MEANING
Papillae (p.26)
A small fleshy part of the tongue.
Receptor (p.26 )
they recognize tastes and send info to the brain
texture (p.25)
the feel or look of something
recognise (p.28)
identify something that you have had before













Question: Do our taste buds require smell? our taste buds require smell to help us taste they do that by  smelling because if smells nice it probably tastes nice.

Hypothesis:  I think that we won't be able to taste much. because we partly use our nose and eyes to taste.
    

Materials  
1.Jellybeans
2.Tongue  
3.Hands
4.Nose

Procedure:
1.Cover your eyes and block your nose.
2.Then but a jelly bean in your mouth chew but don't swallow.
3.See what you can taste then let go of your nose then see what you can taste.

Observations: when I blocked my nose I could only taste sweet but when I let my nose go I could taste the jellybeans properly.  

Conclusion: my hypothesis was correct when i did the experiment i could only taste sweet not the proper flavour.

Friday, 31 October 2014

Why 8 hours sleep is important

Getting 8 hours sleep is vital for everybody. Sleep  helps your body to heal and grow.


Sleep is a time when your body stops to repair itself. During this time your brain uses its imagination to create a dream.

Dreams can be different things. Some people think that dreams mean something but know one really knows if dreams do mean anything.

When your sleeping your mind is working to repair body parts from the previous or next day.

If you don't get any sleep you can become grump short tempered faint or not grow.   

Monday, 22 September 2014

Tornado Presentation





This term my school is learning about natural disasters. We had to make a short presentation about a natural disaster so I chose Tornadoes. During the time of my research I learnt many different things about Tornadoes such as the causes and effects of Tornadoes, and how tornadoes form.
 

Friday, 12 September 2014

Lennyx W
Glenbrae school
103 Leybourne Circle
Glen Innes
Auckland 1072

8 September 2014

Dear Dagmar

My name is Lennyx, I am writing this to say thankyou for talking to us about your career pathway .


I really liked your speech about what you need to be a successful artist. I also liked the colour of your art pieces and the art itself I also liked it because it was creative and was based on your heritage.  

Yours sincerely

Lennyx W

Friday, 22 August 2014

W.A.L.T  to solve problems by cross referencing. 




                           
This is a logic puzzle that I did today it shows us that Leo purchased onions for $6.25 it also tells us that Olive     has purchased rhubarb for $7.25 it also shows Alisha has bought parsnips for $4.25 and that Kathryn bought kale for $5.25.    

Thursday, 14 August 2014

  1. At school this term we are learning about natural disasters on the 29th of September 2009 an earthquake struck Samoa and Tonga, after the earthquake there was a very bad tsunami.