Neesha - Daffodil Art Reflection

Daffodil  Art Reflection

What did you accomplish? I accomplished making my Daffodil
art.

Are you satisfied with your Daffodil artwork?

Why / Why not? I am satisfied with my daffodil artwork but
it could be better.

What did you find easy when you created your Daffodil artwork?
I found the daffodil artwork easy but some parts were hard.

What did you find challenging when you created your Daffodil
artwork? The hardest part was the dying because it took a long time.

What do you need to work on? I need to work on my colouring
my paper different colours.

What would you change, modify / adjust with your Daffodil
artwork? I would change the colours.

What would you do next time to improve your Daffodil artwork?
I would change the colours and make the border different colours.

                                                                            By Neesha

Animal Culling & Killing - By Daniel,Naia,James,Deborah and Neesha

This Term for Inquiry we are studying topics we like. In my group we are learning about Animal Culling this is our presentation - By Neesha ,Naia,James,Deborah and Daniel

Neesha - Poupou Art Reflection

 Poupou Art Reflection

1. What did you accomplish? I accomplished making a
poupou that is pretty good.

2. Are you satisfied with your poupou artwork?

Why / Why not? I am satisfied with my poupou but it
could be better.

3.What did you find easy when you created your Poupou
artwork? I found colouring the poupou the easiest.

4. What did you find challenging when you created your
Poupou artwork? I found tracing the second poupou
the most challenging.

5. What do you need to work on? I think I have to work
on my tracing so that all patterns appear on both sides.

6. What would you change, modify / adjust with your Poupou
artwork? If I could do it again I would try to do better at
the tracing so that everything matches and is aligned.

What would you do next time to improve your Poupou artwork?
I would trace it better,colour it better and try to make it
bigger.

By Neesha

This week is Tongan language week this is the presentation I made with Cathy -
                                                                                     By Neesha and Cathy

Meerkats Report - By Neesha

Meerkats- By Neesha

What they look like - Meerkats have grey and yellow fur. They have very sharp claws. Meerkats have dark brown stripes on their back and they are very skinny. Meerkats can grow about 30cm / 12 inches.

Where they live - Meerkats live in the Kalahari Desert. Meerkats usually live in places where there is a lot of sandy soil, where they can dig underground burrows.

What they eat - Meerkats are omnivores, that means that they eat animals and plants. They mostly eat insects, rodents, fruits, birds, eggs, lizards, and even poisonous scorpions .

Facts:

•  Did you know that meerkats babysit other meerkats pups?
•  Do you know that meerkats can live from 12 - 14 years old .

Meerkats- By Neesha