Week 6 - Do Now

To me, my name isn't very important to who I am because everyone's got a name and some can be common like mine but everyone's unique so having a common name doesn't really mean much. If my name was important to me and said who I was then it'd just mean that I'm boring because Jack is a very boring name and heaps of people are called Jack so it'd mean that I'm not really unique. So in conclusion, a name doesn't say much about a person it's just something that's there.

Chemistry Stuff

Pigments are coloured materials and particles that reflect colour.

Aim: To separate the different pigments from ink using chromatography.

Hypothesis: Ill see different colours.

Equipment: Ink pen, filter paper strips, test tube, measuring cylinder and a pencil.

Method: 1- Draw a line across the filter paper in pencil, 5cm from the bottom.

2- Draw a coloured dot in the centre of the line.

3- Measure out 10mL of water and place in the test tube.

4- Place the filter paper in the test tube and fold over the side. MAKE SURE THE PENCIL LINE/ DOT IS NOT IN THE WATER.

5- Wait for 5 minutes and observe the results

Health continued week 6

My group was Alazae, Harry, Enosh, Matangi and I and we did 2 games which were Uno and Guess Who. The Ip skill I used was verbal communication because when I had to talk to Enosh to try to find who his card was and his communication was effective as well.

Influential woman

 

Hi readers, today in English for period 5 I did some work on some woman who made a change. So here it is.

Distillation Blog Post

Distillation is used to show the processes of evaporation and condensation.

Evaporation is when a liquid turns into gas It happens when it's heated.

Condensation is when a gas turns into liquid It happens when it's cold.

Experiment: Separating coke and seeing how much sugar is in different cokes.

My hypothesis is that there will be a lot of sugar.

Method:

Health Week 6

Today we did 2 rotations of games. My group consisting of Alazae, Matangi and I did Uno first. Then Connect 4. We worked well for both games and had good verbal communication explaining to Alazae how to play UNO.

The IP I used was Verbal Communication when explaining the rules. I used warm fuzzies when I was congratulating my teammates if they did something good.

It helped with the success of the activity because we were able to squeeze more than one game of each.

We would start sooner because we only got in two activities.

4 because I was congratulating people helping people and being a team player.

Politician Stuff

 Here are my 10 policies that I would if I was prime minister.

Ban rodeo, greyhound racing and other activities that harm animals.

Ban the live export of livestock animals for breeding.

Create a minister and parliamentary commissioner for animal welfare

Increase funding for animal welfare programmes

Increase the capacity of the ministry of Pacific Peoples

Introduce new regulations for shark cage diving

Lower the voting age to 16

Oppose most animal testing

Support easy access to gender-affirming identify documents for trans-gender, non-binary and intersex people.

Support farmers to provide animals with adequate conditions

1.  Members of parliament usually earn

              $160K-$300K per year

2. The chances of getting a job as an elected government representative are poor due to high competition for a limited number of positions are really low.

3. The Prime Minister's salary is set at $470,000.

4. Most mayors and regional council chairs can earn between $52,000 and $190,000. The mayor of Auckland is New Zealand's highest-paid mayor and earns about $270,000 a year.

5. There are no specific training requirements.