We were learning to take a photo using the rule of thirds and also creating a fun GIF using our webcam on our computers.
We had to learn about natural disaters in reading and our job was to do some reasearch on some natural disaters to see if it was really natural or human made.
Today for my cybersmart challenge I did a scavenger hunt on Google docs. I have fun because it taught me tips and tricks I never knew that Google docs have. My favourite part was probably the emoji task.
Here’s the task I did
Today’s Cybersmart Challenge is all about features inside of Google Docs. You do not need to use any other tools. This task can be completed within this Doc.
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Here’s an example: I like to 
my 
on the 
. He likes to 
with me.
I like to eat 
and also like s. My favourite thing to do is 
.
Share your mahi on your blog. This video explains how to do this.
In my reading task I leant Parts of volcano like the crater and the magma chamber. My favourite part was probably the pixel art becausse it took time and effort but was worth the wait.
Week 1 we did treaty of waitangi activities. It was fun and not that hard at all. It taught me facts and what happened on the exact day!
Follow these steps
1.) step one make a new Google drawing
2.) Step two pick a character or a person you want to be
3.) Go to remove b.g and remove the background
4.) take a picture of your head
5.) Put the photo of your character on the Google drawing
6.) Crop your head and make it to a circle shape
7.) Place it on your character and make sure your head is bigger than your body
8.) ( Optional ) Add decorations and accsories
9.) Add a white background to make it stand out
10.) And it should look like this
I picked goofy because it was my favourite character growing up during my childhood
Tech
Today at tech we had Te reo. Matua Adrian was teaching us greetings in different cultures. We went around the room saying greetings in our culture. Matua Adrian then taught us different ways to greet one person, two people, or a bunch.
To say Hi in Maori to one person is “ Tena Koe ” to two people its “ Tena Korua ” and to 3+ people its “ Tena koutou katoa ” We then had to spell six different maori words but the catch was we couldn’t have the same words as others.
We finished at the speed of light and my group and I won. Saf, crisriel and myself had won and Matua Adrian said that we would get a prize next week. We then headed out for two games. The first game we played was a game Matua Adrian taught us. We played and I won!
We then played Hi, Ha, Ho We played heaps of rounds but eventually I won again ! We went inside and we did two rounds of blooket. April won the first round and I won the second. We finished tech and said bye to Matua Adrian and walked off to our bus ready for a day of school.
Today for Summer Learing Journey we did Origami fish. It was super easy ! I did it in under 3 minutes. I wanted to give my fish an eye. My favourite part was when it was done. One fact about origmai is : The art of paper folding was popularized in Japan, but the origin of origami happened earlier in China.
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