Poping Candy Science: Kitchen Chemistry - Neesha

This is my Popping Candy Google Slides Show from Week 1 -
                                                                                By Neesha

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

                                    

Cyber Smart: Smart Advertising

For Cybersmart we are learning about Tricks used in Advertising 

This is my poster - 

 

By-Neesha

There are heaps of tricks used in advertising to trick the viewer into buying products. This is not right nor fair to do this to people. Never believe in what you see online, on TV or in magazines, as it may not be real.