Final blog post for 2017

Leiite Year 6 Camp 2017

On Tuesday 21st November 2017 the year 6’s were going camp at kawau island, We had to go on a bus then go on the ferry and then we were there. When were got there we had to get the bags so after that we had a walk Peter and his wife Erin said that “the Dacks and the wallaby and the other animators because the food that we eat are bad for the animators. And then we went for a hike hopa had to tack a rock with him and had to put it on the to of the hill the hill was called killer hill and talk about how he wanted it to be like and then we started to go down. On day 2 we went for another hike up the hill again another then we got back and had breakfast there are a big table for the campers and a small table for the leaders I was one of the leaders and then we had free times and at night we played spotlight. On day 3 we did the same things in the morning but we did some activities and at night we played spotlight. I will Love to thanks Miss Moran for helping me and my camp group and for Miss Parrant for being the best teacher ever. The thing that I enjoyed most about camp was kayaking because I posed Miss Moran out of her kayak because I was standing on my kayak and grid to kayak will standing. The thing that I loaned there was how to sail, sailing was so fun and it was my first time sailing.

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Leiite Television

                             
1. When did color TVs come out?

a. 1925

b. 1953

c. 1939

d. 1965

2. Which was not true about the first TV?

a. It could only show one color

b. It only had 30 lines

c. It did not have sound
d. It did not work well

3. When did networks start showing programs in color?

a. 1948

b. 1953

c. 1965

d. 1939

4. Why did the first TV station only show Felix the Cat for two hours a day?

a. They were running tests.

b. Felix the Cat was really popular.

c. Felix the Cat had been a big radio star.

d. Felix the Cat was the only show that they had.

5. Which of these events slowed the spread of TVs?

a. The World's Fair of 1939

b. The Civil War

c. The election of the U.S. President.

d. World War II

6. What is the author's main purpose in writing this?

a. He is trying to explain how a TV works.

b. He is telling readers how TVs became popular.

c. He is describing the history of the TV.

d. He is trying to get people to watch more TV.

7. Why did many families switch to color TVs in 1965?

a. Color TVs cost a lot of money.

b. Many shows were only shown in color.

c. Color TVs came out in 1965.

d. World War II ended and troops returned home.

8. Why was 1939 an important year for TV?

a. Many Americans were introduced to TV.

b. The first color TV was released.

c. The first TV station began broadcasting.

d. John Baird created the first TV.

9. How many lines does a 4K TV have?

a. 30

b. 1,080

c. 4,000

d. 3,840

10. Which happened first?

a. The 1939 World's Fair

b. The release of high-def TVs

c. The end of World War II

d. The release of color TVs

11. Why would watching TV have been boring in 1928?

It only had one color.

12. Why did the 5 inch black-and-white TVs at the World's Fair impress people?

Because  The U.S. President gave a speech over the TVs. The TVs were only five inches big but the people loved it.

13. Why would it have been a bad idea to buy a color TV when they first were released?Because it didn’t work well so that’s why

Leiite Pen Pipes

On october the 25th of wednesday room 8 literacy had to make some pan pipes. We were pretty lucky to have Miss Moran she held everyone in the class and we have Miss Parrant.

First we watched a video with the whole class and then we went to a table that table that I was on with Leonardy, Tupuia, Lorenzo, Kruz and me. So we all went of and did it step by step. First we watched a video about how to make a panpipe you just need 5 things. First you need 8 straws and cut the bendy part off. Then you make one of the ends sharp. You make a cardboard and it should look like a house that just got half and then you make the straws smallest to biggest. Then you put it onto the cardboard but make sure there is some space between it and then you tape it with stacked tape and then you just blow and then you write you name at the back. The thing that I enjoy we at the end we got to play with it. It sounds pretty cool. The thing that I learn was how to make it and now I think that I can make anything now.

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Leiite Immersion Assembly

On Monday 16th of October  school holidays were finished so Pt England School student had Immersion Assembly so we had to go. When I walked in all I see was the teachers singing a song that Mr J made. The school theme is all about music so mostly all the other teams are look at music and how the music and make them feel they can be feeling scared when there is a scare music they can be felled a lot of things and that only team 1 team 2 are doing the same thing. Team 3 are telling stories through music. Term 4’s  topic is to make instruments just like guitars, drums and more and in a car you can make it fun and torn on the radio and sing. Team 5 are learning all about how music in movies invoke feelings I like the part when miss Tele’a said “oh no don’t let the baby go”. I like the term 4’s theme because we get to make instruments I will love to make a guitar because it look pretty easy so I can not whit to do that.

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Leiite Free Writing

Today I reached my 5 million view on my YouTube video it is very exciting because I have been working so hard to reach my goal of 5 million but now I am at a new goal of 8 million thank you all so much for your support. And helping me threw all my battles that come my way and I was so happy when I got my golden play button I can not wait what comes next and I only started you tube one year ago I started gaming vlogs and more this is my dream and I love doing it. I know I said that if my last video had 3 million likes then I will do the flow is lave and the menace challenge all at the same time I’ll do that tomorrow and kids state out of trouble.

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Leiite Team Four Star Dome Trip

On Thursday 4th of September Team was going to Star Dome. There was 2 groups the morning groups and the afternoon groups and I was in the afternoon group, There were 5 groups and 5 helpers, We were at school. We got there on a bus. We were with Mr Goodwin, Mr Goodwin’s Mum, Mr Goodwin’s step dad, Miss Parrant and Sam. All of the planets, solar system, stars, how big and small the planets are.The park was so cool there was a little house and a flying fox and inside of star dome there was planets made out of lego and then we went into the dome Mr Goodwin’s step dad said to me ”Do you know why they call it star dome?” and I said “No why?” and he said “We are in a dome and they are going to show stars on the dome.” There was a cool shop there I saw a alien. I learned that there was rocky planets and dwfs plant and midget plant and Mars is Earth’s closest neighbour. We can often see it in the sky without binoculars or a telescope. Earth is the 3rd rock from the sun and you have only ever seen one side of the moon, the moon isn’t made of cheese the surface of the moon is made of rock, a bit like that found on earth basalt anorthosites and breccias. Mars is approximately 228 million km from the sun and has a diameter of about 6,800 km. Light from the sun takes more than 8 minutes to reach earth 40 minutes to reach jupiter and 17 hours to get to the edge of the solar system the sun’s core is about 15,700,000 degrees celsius. The sun has 99% of the total mass of the solar system. Planets are the stuff leftover from making the sun, no one in the hole world have ever been farrer than Mars. Jupiter is approximately 778 million km from the sun Jupiter has at least 63 moons. When Venus is visible is the night sky the only abject brighter in the sky is the moon. One year on Mercury is only 88 Earth days long. Neptune is the planet furthest from the sun it’s a remote 4,497 million km away Saturn is a gas giant just like Jupiter. Uranus is 2,871 million km from the sun, You can’t see Neptune with the naked eye so it was discovered after the moons of Jupiter which are very small but closer. On 20 july 1969 Neil Armstrong made history by walking onto the moon he was the first person to do that and Earth is the only planet not named after a God. So I learned a lot of things that day and you should go star dome one day and look at all the cool stuff.

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