The Yanomami people

Edgewater College visit

On Monday we visited Edgewater college to meet my teacher for next year.

Volleyball game

On Wednesday after morning tea room 3 had kiwi sport. We played volleyball in 4 teams on the one court. I liked serving the ball to the opposition team. Especially if we got points because the other team didn't get the ball back to us. It was very hot running in the sun. I had to move positions on the court and change ends for different games.

Learning how to save money

Google Expedition using Google cardboard

-Borneo rainforest: Dave Attenborough famous scientist - narrator of documentaries,  bats using echolocation, insectovourous

-Python - camouflage - praying mantis, dead Leaf Mantis - exoskeleton

- France: Palace of Vers3ailles.  Hall of Mirrors: The Kings Chamber, Louis Xlll bedroom

-- Dubai : The Burj  Khalifa: 43rd floor of the tallest building

- Gallipoli memorial in Turkey

- Ocean Safari:  Humpback whale, dolphins, Manta Ray, harmless to humans - up to 7m in width

- Space: marked continent is North Africa.   Blue ring around the earth: atmosphere

- Washington Monument

- Mt Fuji

- Big Ben - London, Thames River, Houses of Parliament

Please write some awesome paragraphs that have detail about the different locations.

Final paragraph reflect on this experience and when you’d like to use google cardboard next and why!  Well done.

Yesterday Year 8 had a Google Expedition using Google cardboard to look at lots of different places around the World. Two of the places I liked the best were the Ocean Safari and Dubai.

In the Ocean Safari the pictures were taken under the sea, Some of the pictures were taken in a cage looking out at bullnose sharks. They also showed us a picture of a very large humpback whale that was twenty-two metres long.

We saw the tallest building in the world in Dubai called the Burj Khalifa building from the forty-third floor. I liked the tall building it is very new and shiny.

Habit for college

Today Mr Patterson came and spoke to the year 8's about Habits. He told us 7 thing that can help us at college

Be proactive

Begin with the end in mind

Put first things first

Think win win - help others

Seek first to understand then be understood

Synergize

Sharp the saw invest in yourself.

My poems and the old woman who swallowed the fly nursery rhyme

This presentation is about seeing different colours

Finding number rules

Ahua group graphs

Number Sequence Problems

Number Sequence Problems

1. How many matches to make seven houses like this:

1 house	2 houses	3 houses	4 houses	5 houses	6 houses	7  houses
5	9	13	17	21	25	29

You need __29_ matches. Rule:add 4

2. How many pegs are needed to hold 12 towels on the line?

1 Towel	2 Towel	3 Towel	4 Towel	5 Towel	6 Towel
2 pegs	3 pegs	4 pegs	5 pegs	6 pegs	7 pegs
7 Towel	8 Towel	9 Towel	10 Towel	11 Towel	12 Towel
8 pegs	9 pegs	10 pegs	11 pegs	12 pegs	13 pegs

You need _13__ pegs to hold 12 towels. What is the rule?add 1

3. How many sticks are needed to make 10 diamonds:

1 Diamond	2 Diamond	3 Diamond	4 Diamond	5 Diamond
4 sticks	8 sticks	12 sticks	16 sticks	20 sticks
6 Diamond	7 Diamond	8 Diamond	9 Diamond	10 Diamond
24 sticks	28 sticks	32 sticks	36 sticks	40 sticks

You need __40__ sticks to make 10 diamonds. What is the rule?add 4

4. How many sticks needed to make 12 triangles (t):

1 t	2 t	3 t	4 t	5 t	6 t
3 sticks	5 sticks	7 sticks	9 sticks	11 sticks	13 sticks
7 t	8 t	9 t	10 t	11 t	12 t
15 sticks	17 sticks	19 sticks	21 sticks	23 sticks	25 sticks

You need __25__to make 12 triangles. What is the rule?add 2

5.   How many sticks will be needed to finish the following pattern of 6?

Shape 1	Shape 2	Shape 3	Shape 4	Shape 5	Shape 6
1 sticks	2 sticks	3sticks	4 sticks	5 sticks	6 sticks

You need __6__ sticks to make 6 shapes. What is the rule?add1

6. Below draw how many apples are needed to make a pile five rows high and fill in the table with your answers?

                                                   

                                       

                   

1 Row	2 Rows	3 Rows	4 Rows	5 Rows
1  Apples	3 Apples	6 Apples	10 Apples	15 Apples

each additional row increases by 1.