For mashup I did burble art and this is how I did it .First we  made three Perfect circles and did some watercolors pencils on them. Then we put them on the drying rack  waiting for them to dry.  Second we got a a piece of black paper and then we got some pastels and droid branches and leaves and cut  burbles out .Next we glued  the burlbes on the paper  then we did a blog post.

This is Neurographic  art. It  is a process proven with silence to calm your mind I really enjoyed it it was a fun experience and I love using the watercolors.

I believe that homework is important for children to do

firstly if we have homework we can learn more but kids also need fresh air.

secondly if we have homework we might get a little  Smarter but then it can make us tired.

Thirdly if we have homework and were  bored and we did’t  our homework we can do it do but not every one wants to do that when there bored.

For these reasons I think homework is important because you can  get smarter,you can learn more and if your  bored you can do your homework.

For CRT today we did colour blocking. We used poly line tools and layers to do the hills. We also made some trees and learned how to use gradient for the background. We did it on Google draw.

For Monday mashup ,I designed my own printing  tile

1.First you can get a peace of  Paper and  Practice what you want to do.

2.Then You grab a felt pen you trace what you want lightly on printing tile.

3.Next  You poke holes were you  put your outline  and run it through With your pencil.

4. Finally you can put the paint on  your printing tile and press done on a peace of paper and then let it dry.

For Cybersmart we made a quiz

In 1847 women  weren’t allowed to vote who led their country and there was one person that did something, Kate Sheppard. She thought this was unfair that women weren’t allowed to vote. She traveled all around New Zealand she got signatures and wrote articles. She  did what was  right.She went  parliament and showed them  how  many people wanted a woman to vote and in 1893  women were allowed to vote. Because of Kate Sheppard”s hard work, women were allowed to vote.

Today  I did p.e   we did doge ball and medic doge ball.We got split into two groups the other team won a  couple of times but so did we.Then mat  did a line and if we went past that we were out but we were  allowed to go past the line only to grab a ball .Then if we cached the ball the next person in line  gets to come back in.Then the teacher came in and helped my team because the other team was winning by far but we catch up.

Monday Mashup Crochet

For Monday Mashup we learnt to crochet with Nanna Ngaere. 

First, we looked at some different kinds of crochet. Then we learnt how to hold our crochet hook and make chains. 

Something I learnt was that everytime I practice crochet, I get faster at doing it.

A value I had to use was integrity because when no one was looking I did the right thing. 

Nanna Ngaere made some crochet stars for us and we created chains to hang them on. 

Inspired by the Matariki star Hiwa-i-te-rangi we wrote down wishes for the year to attach to our creation. 

In the last few weeks, we have been learning about kinetic, potential and gravitational energy. 

First, we read some books, then we did some experiments and answered some questions.

Finally, I got to make my own creation. I decided to make a  

catapult

First I had to get a handful of Popsicle sticks and two rubber bands and we stacked the popsicle sticks up and then  tied the ends. Then we got one more  popsicle stick in the bottom . Then we get one  rubber band and a spock and then we tied it at the bottom of the spock  then tie it to the Popsicle stick and pull it back and get a pom pom and you made your own catapult.