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Thursday, 20 August 2015

Locating Faces and Predicting Faces

The first maths activity I did was called Locating Faces.  I had to estimate how many faces there are and then after I had to paint the faces and see if I was right.




The second maths activity I did was called Predicting Faces.  I had to estimate how many faces there are and then after I had to paint the faces and see if I was right.


Thursday, 6 August 2015

Part Adder Week 3


Today I used the part adder to solve two digit numbers. I had to solve 48 + 49. I split the 49 and split the tens and ones into 40 + 2 + 7. Then I add 48 + 40 and my answer is 88. Then I added 88 with 2, which gives me 90. Finally I added the 7 and got my answer, 97.

For this way I split the 48 into 37 and 11. Then I added 11 with 49 and got 60. Then I added 37 with 60 and got my final answer, 97.  




Thursday, 23 July 2015

Dewey Decimals


For library skills we learnt about Dewey Decimals. We learnt that it was a way to organize the non - fiction books in a library. For our task we had to search up what subject was the number chosen.

Maths Equation

I needed to solve 18 +8. I used the part adder tool to solve the problem.

Friday, 26 June 2015

Georgia O'Keefe

Georgia O'Keefe

L.I. Complete an artist study
Know about colours - complimentary
Use pastel to blend colours

Here is a photo of Georgia O’KeefeImage result for georgia o'keeffe

3 Facts about this artist are…
  1. Georgia O’keeffe is known for her beautiful paintings of flowers
  2. Georgia’s eyesight became bad in 1972 and died in 1986
  3. Her spouse ( Alfred Stieglitz ) accidentally showed Georgia’s paintings in his gallery. She got upset by she forgave him.

Here are three examples of her flower paintings

Poppy
 
Flower - Lily
Colours - Gold, Green, White, Black
Background -Black
Details - Background is Black and the flower which makes the flower stand out. The middle gold but stands out from the white.
Flower - Poppy
Colours -Black, White and Red
Background -White
Details - Petals off the edge of the picture.The middle of the flower stands is the focus of the painting
Flower - Petunias
Colours -Purple, White and Green
Background -
Details -  Petals are cut off on the edge of the page. Background makes the flowers stand out.

I like petunias best because the middle flower is the focus of the painting and she has also cropped out the edge of the flowers.
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I have decided to draw a Blue Morning Glory because it is a beautiful flower and the edge of the petals have overlapped of the painting.  
to make it like a Georgia O’Keefe flower I will overlap some petals outside of the painting.

Using this tool take 2 screenshots - paste them under here
The first is complimentary colours - this gives you the colour of the flower and the colour of the background.
Then do a shade one for the shades you can use for you flower

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This week we are learning about Georgia O'keefe. We are doing this because we are drawing flowers and we want to make it look like Georgia O'keefe's flowers. I learnt that Georgia Okeefe's flower paintings are based on the middle of the flower and most of them have overlapping petals.

Thursday, 25 June 2015

This is how you reference a website

This is how you reference a webpage. From: Shem Banbury. 2015. Paris love locks banned. Retrieved on June 2 2015.  http://www.kiwikidsnews.co.nz/blog/paris-love-locks-banned/

Friday, 12 June 2015

Chunuk Bair Poem - Personal Connections

Poem:
At night we climbed a ridge

from the beach up to where

the Turks stood over us.

Finally we were equal warriors,

cresting like a wave,

not washed against a fiery cliff.

We held our ground for two days.

At daybreak, their leader –

a great man with a pocketwatch

and a whip – rose up.

His men surged towards us,

firing from their motherland,

and we fell like rain.

When the snow came,

we left our dead behind.


Connections:
I went to camp and we owned it for 2 days.

In the morning I climbed up a rock near a beach in Samoa.



As I was standing in the water at a beach, the waves were coming forward like the Turkish people did.