During health we had to section different affects people have when they smoke Tobacco according to the different Hauora categories.
Tuesday, 30 May 2017
Tobacco affects on Hauora, Melissa
Tobacco Affects on Hauora
During health we had to section different affects people have when they smoke Tobacco according to the different Hauora categories.
During health we had to section different affects people have when they smoke Tobacco according to the different Hauora categories.
Tuesday, 7 March 2017
Melissa - Well-being
Last week in Health our class had to create a PowToon about the four falls of our well-being.
- Taha Whanau,
- Taha Hinegaro,
- Taha Wairua
- Taha Tinana.
Thursday, 2 March 2017
Melissa - Cells, Living & Non-Living things
This term in Science we are learning about Living & Non-living things and Cells. The way cells function, the way they're structured & how they move, where they're located, all of that stuff.
In the cell system of a human, altogether there are 6 cell organelles. A Cell membrane, Cell wall, Nucleus, Cytoplasm, Mitochondria & Vacuole. The structure of most cells are shaped in a Bean form. With curvy outsides, floating around in the liquid of Cytoplasm within the Cell organelle. Cytoplasm is a watery jelly substance that contains chemicals and nutrients inside. The cell organelles are held together by the Cytoplasm which is one of the Cytoplasm's main functions. All cells function a different way and take have different strengths. They lay in all living things, because it takes a big role in keeping us alive.
Living things have 7 characteristics.
In the cell system of a human, altogether there are 6 cell organelles. A Cell membrane, Cell wall, Nucleus, Cytoplasm, Mitochondria & Vacuole. The structure of most cells are shaped in a Bean form. With curvy outsides, floating around in the liquid of Cytoplasm within the Cell organelle. Cytoplasm is a watery jelly substance that contains chemicals and nutrients inside. The cell organelles are held together by the Cytoplasm which is one of the Cytoplasm's main functions. All cells function a different way and take have different strengths. They lay in all living things, because it takes a big role in keeping us alive.
Living things have 7 characteristics.
- Movement, every living thing moves. We're either moving ourselves using our brain and mind signals or like plants, are being forced to move by the weather or someone playing around with it.
- Respiration, Respiration is burning food to obtain energy which we do when we eat.
- Sensitivity, when we react to the things around us. Just like the 5 senses us humans have.
- Growth,
- Reproduction means to create things. Adults create babies & plants create food.
- Excretion, is the process of waste removal from the body.
- & Nutrition, When we obtain food in order to grow.
Tuesday, 21 February 2017
My E-Portfolio, Blog & The year 10 DigiTech Google+ community
My E - Portfolio is going to be used to visually showcase the work that I will be doing in Technology this year. My Blog will be used to reflect on my learning in Technology. The year 10 DigiTech Google+ community will be used to collaborate with other students about the work that we complete in DigiTech.
We will be developing a game relating to Sustainability. We have been trialling a game to learn new skills in scratch.
Three Skills I have learn't in Scratch so far include:
We will be developing a game relating to Sustainability. We have been trialling a game to learn new skills in scratch.
Three Skills I have learn't in Scratch so far include:
- I'v learn't how to code
- How to make Sprites
- How to make Backdrops
Thursday, 8 December 2016
Reintroduction of the Kakapo
Reintroduction of the Kakapo
Last week our class recieved a new topic for Science. We had to create a DLO about reintroduction of species. The Kakapo, A native bird of New Zealand was the bird we decided to research about and provide information for our views. Take a look!
Last week our class recieved a new topic for Science. We had to create a DLO about reintroduction of species. The Kakapo, A native bird of New Zealand was the bird we decided to research about and provide information for our views. Take a look!
Monday, 10 October 2016
Recap : Website - Tools and Techniques
Today in ICT we done a recap on HTML and CSS codes. These codes are used for when you create your own Website. So far, using a website called Codecademy i've learnt how to structure my own website with the different texts & symbols that is needed to finalise a website.
Thursday, 1 September 2016
Kyrie Irving
Kyrie Irving was born in Melbourne, Australia in 1992 on March 23. At the age of two he was relocated to the United States of America. Irving’s father (Drederick Irving) played basketball at Boston University & also played professionally for the Bulleen Boomers. At the age of 4 Kyrie’s mother (Elizabeth Irving) died from an illness. Leaving his dad to raise him with the help of his aunts until his father fell in love with Kyrie’s step-mother, Shetellia Irving. Kyrie has an older sister named Asia Irving & a younger sister named London Irving.
Kyrie is a professional basketball player & plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers. Before Kyrie entered the 2011 NBA draft he played college basketball for Duke University. His inspiration to play in the NBA came during a school trip when he was 8 - 9 years old. He was Round 1; Pick: 1st overall, selected by the Cleveland Cavaliers when the NBA draft was being held in 2011. His coach for Cavs is Tyronn Lue, who is a 2x NBA champion. Kyrie’s position is point guard & his jersey is No.2. This year Kyrie Irving played basketball representing Team USA at the Rio Olympics.
Born: March 23, 1992 (age 24), Melbourne, Australia
Height: 1.91 m
Current team: Cleveland Cavaliers (#2 / Point guard)
Salary: 17.64 million USD (2016)
NBA draft: 2011, Cleveland Cavaliers (Round: 1 / Pick: 1)
Parents: Drederick Irving, Elizabeth Irving
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