Pet day!

Pet day was approaching, I was nervous, I hadn't finished all of my work for the day! After a while of stressing I had finally finished it all, like, my bird art, my landscape portrait, my box diorama , my spelling poem, my pet poster, my fish pond game, and my vege animal! My favourite item overall was my vege pet!  I made a little hedgehog, and named him... Bubbles! I actually wanted to keep him, BUT he would have gone mouldy! :(

The day approached quickly! First we watched a couple of virtual pet videos! There were some really cute animals! Then we went back to class to see the certificates! I won none! Maybe next time? Next we went to set up our games! Me and my friend max, had a fish pond game. It was a little hard to play, yet really fun! Basically, you have a fishing rod, and there is a tub with some cardboard fish, with hooks, and you try catch the fish! Every fish you get, is the same as one ticket! Then, with the ticket or tickets you win, you go to the prize shop! I also loved the food, there was various items to enjoy. Like... nachos, hot chips, home baking, cold drinks, and ice blocks! Tasty! I got hot chips, a brownie, and a sprite! :)

Overall, the day was super fun! I had a lot of fun, with my friends and family, and cant wait until next years!

Internet awesome! 19.9.19 ! made by Brie, and Sahara.

fight layer! :)

First, I started out not loving my story, so I added a lot more detail, and this is how it turned out.
In the future, I would definitely make a realistic story, not a video game.
Feel free to comment feedback, or to play the story! :)

Our bird art.

Last term we started to make our bird art work for production. We cut pieces of coloured paper, and glued them to black paper to create a bird.  It was annoying when the glue got all over my fingers. Plus, it took a term and a bit to finish! I'm not to proud of this,  but it's OK.  Next time, I will try not rush as  much. This is my artwork...

Learning Together! (school science)

Did you know, there a three states of matter: liquid, solid, and gas!? Well, I didn't' either until today, whilst we were making Oobleck with Mrs Evans. If this sounds interesting, here is how you make it.

What you will need:

a bowl.

a spoon.

cornstarch.

water.

food colouring, (optional)

and 1 cup (for measuring)
And that's all! Its simpler than it sounds.

Add 1 cup of water, into the large mixing bowl. then add a drop of food colouring. I suggest, if you would like... a bit of blue and a little purple make a light purple colour. Its better not to have a measurement for the corn starch. So just add it bit by bit, I also suggest that you mix it while adding. then when it gets harder, its normally ready. And just like that, your done! Its super fun to play with, until it goes mouldy.

Mini Movie Making!

On Friday, our class started making mini movies.
We were learning to compose different types of shots.
We were learning to follow a story board.
We were learning to work in a group, and work as different roles.
Our group was successful with working together and sharing ideas.
The thing I found most difficult was writing the script.
Next time I would like to make the movie a little longer.

Kia kaha kiwi, production.

This term was our school production, KIA KAHA KIWI.  We practised practically two times each day, until the day. Our costumes were ready and so were we.
"Break a wing birds!" We said back stage of our production. My heart was racing and thoughts were rushing through my head. What if I forgot my lines? What if I fell over? What if someone laughed at me?  
It was finally time to walk on stage, weirdly all my fears had disappeard. I said my lines and before I knew it, the production was over. We did the chicken dance, and sang our school song. It was over. Now that I think about It, I spent so much time being nervous over nothing.
Here's a tip. If you have something coming up, like: a production, cross country, etc. Don't stress about it. your wasting your time. 

2 stars & a wish:
I loved all the costumes and face paint.
The night tied together amazingly.
I wish it could be longer, next time.