Thursday 31 July 2014

Odd Food Delicacies.

1. Fried Brain Sandwich.
USA has created this fried brain sandwich but has been banned from most places because of HUGE cow diseases, But you can still get one from Ohio River Valley. 
2. Tuna Eyes.
These are commonly eaten throughout China and Japan. The tuna eyes themselves are quite large and are sold by the pound. They are usually served fried and eaten with white rice and soy sauce.

3. Smalahove
It’s exactly as it looks – a sheep’s head. It’s usually eaten before Christmas in Norway, and is steamed for a few hours and served with potatoes. Since 1998 it cannot be made from adult sheep and must be made from the head of a lamb.

Wednesday 30 July 2014

Tauranga Boys Collage Questions.

1. When was TBC funded?
1958
2. Did TBC and TGC use to be together?
Yes
3.What are all the houses name?
Freyberg, Helberg, Hilary, Ngata, Rutherford and Ngarimu.
4. What is the schools address?
664 Cameron Road, Tauranga South 3112

Sunday 27 July 2014

Wonder Illustration.

Wonder is the book my class is reading at the moment. For this daily blog post we had to draw a moment from the book so far. Here it is:
This picture is the main character, Orgus, seeing his new school for the first time.

Tuesday 22 July 2014

Maori Gods and Creation.

1. Who is Ranginui?
Ranginui is the sky father.

2. Who is Papatuanuku?
Papatuanuku is the earth mother.

3. Who is the Maori god of the forests?
Tãne mahuta is the God of the forests.

4. Who is the Maori god of the winds?
Tāwhirimatea is the God of the winds.

5. Who is the Maori god of war?
Tūmatauenga is the God of humankind and war.

6. Who is the Maori god of the sea?
Tangaroa is the God of the seas.

7. Find a link on YouTube to the Maori story of creation about Ranginui and Papatuanuku. Embed the video:

Tauranga Moana Islands.

Leisure island: Moturiki

Peach island: Motuopae

Rat island: Motuopuhi

Mayor island: Tuhua





Thursday 3 July 2014

Term 2 Review.

Math in term 2

This term in math, my class has been working on statistics. Some of the things we have worked on is stem and leaf graph, box and whisker plot, scatter plots, mean, median and mode, sampling and analysing data. I liked this terms math because I learnt a lot and I could carry out my work easily.

Science Fair 

This term was science fair for the whole school. My idea was to test peoples adrenaline while playing a fighting scene in a video game but my teacher said that wasn't good enough. She also said that to my friend Storm and we were both stuck for ideas. Miss C gave us the idea of creating an online, free game for blind children so we decided that we would do it together. It was really hard programming it together but we made it in the end. We made a game called, "Shoot the Invisible Can!" We didn't get a yellow sticker though because we didn't test it on blind people.

Click Cards

This term, Mrs Collville made a new reward system in our school. Click Cards. They are cards that you put your name and room number on and you get a click everyday. There are 40 clicks on a click card and every time you fill one up, you get a band of your house colour. But, if you are away for a day you miss a click. If you get a formal warning, (Which means you have been on bad behaviour) you don't get a click. Of you had 100% attendance this term and never got a formal warning you would get your band last week on friday like I did.

Writing in term 2

This term in writing we have been learning about the different sentences, complex, simple and compound. A complex sentence is made up of an independent clause, (a sentence that can stand up on its own), a subordinating conjunction, (a word that "glues" sentences together) and a dependent clause. (a sentence that can't stand up on its own). A compound sentence has two independent clauses, and then one of the FANBOYS, (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so) and then another independent clause. A simple sentence is just a independent clause with a topic, verb and it has to be a complete thought. 

Wednesday 2 July 2014

Lucan Battison Goes to High Court.

Lucan Battison, a high school student at St John's College, has been suspended for refusing to cut his long hair. He was kicked out on May 22nd because the school said the long hair didn't meet their requirements of, "Off the collar and out of the eyes." He offered to put it in a bun the school refused.