Organs

 Teeth

1. Helps to chop food

2.  Help to grind food

3.  You got K9 teeth and  incisors, canines, premolars

Esophageal

1. A tube that goes to the stomach 

Stomach 

1. Break down the food

2. Acid

3. Mussel to break down the food

Small intestine

1. It absorb all the nutrients and pushes it to the big intestine

Big intestine 

1. The water gets sucked out of the food then it gets pushed it to the rectum

Rectum 

1. The pushes it to the anus then gets pooped it out

Music

1. I liked playing the drums and piano this year  

2. learning the the piano 

3. i didn't perform because i didn't have enough time to do mine 

4. i didn't perform

5. i didn't perform 

6.i didn't perform 

Challenge charts

  So today we have been learning about challenge charts.  We had to write down a challenge that one of the characters had faced.  This meant that we had to explain in detail the challenge and how they reacted to it.  I chose to focus on The 'Other' Mother and Coraline.  This was because they were the easiest to talk about.

The 'Other' Mother

Coraline

Discovery Task

 In Health we were set a task that required us to research a topic of our interest but in my case, it was Anabolic Steroids. Our set success criteria were to answer 5 questions and then write down the strategies. The topic that I chose was Anabolic Steroids. Photo of us working:

Firstly we had to find out our 5 big questions. Once we had our 5 BIG questions we gave our paragraph answers. From there we had to create a source that shows off our learning. We chose to make/create a Kahoot we chose to do this because it is easy and it is fun to use. Screenshot of the plan:

It was challenging when we were trying to find out our 5 big question answers. I coped with the challenge by researching harder and trying to simplify it into an easier way to understand it. I worked well with others because we split the workup. Next time I will talk more so we can get the work done even faster. I am really proud of how much work I have done.

Link to Kahoot: Anabolic Steroids

Heart Dissection

 Heart Dissection

What are we learning about?

In science we are learning about the heart and the circulatory system. 

Why are we dissecting heart?

We dissected a heart to look at the insides of the heart.

What are the parts of the heart? Did you see them?

When dissecting the heart we saw the valve, vertical, part of the arteries, and the septum.

Did you enjoy the dissection? Why/why not?

At the start I did enjoy the dissection because I like cutting the heart. By the end the dissection it was less enjoyable because of the smell and the blood

English

  Camera Techniques.

Camera Shots: 

• Extreme Close Up 
• Close up 
• Medium Close up 
• Medium Shot 
• Long Shot 
• Long (Wide) Shot 
• Extreme Long Shot
• Point Of View
• Mise En Place 

Camera Angles: 

• Low Angle
• High Angle 
• Eye Level 
• Birds Eye Level 
• Dutch Tilt
• Tilt

Camera Movements: 

• Tracking
• Pan

Examples of Camera shots and camera angles. 

Extreme Close up - 

Close up - 

Medium Close up - 

Medium Shot - 

Medium Long Shot - 

Long Shot - 

Long (wide) shot - 

Extreme Long Shot - 

Low Angle - 

High Angle - 

Eye Level - 

Birds Eye View - 

Dutch Tilt - 

Pan - 

Tilt - 

Tracking - 

What am I learning? 

I'm learning about different types of camera angles, shots and movements. 

How does this work show my learning? 

It shows my understanding on which categories these different types of angles, shots and movements go in and also the photos show what the different things look like. 

What am I wondering?

I am wondering how they film most of these so I will research more about them to get a better understanding.  

Hands

Today in science we have been learning how do hands work, we made a hand to show you how it works. The hand has lots of parts which are Bones, Joints, Muscles, Tendons, and ligaments. These are all the parts that make your hand move. Bones is really helpful for us human because it helps us provide support. 

How do hands work? The movements of the hand are always started by the muscles in your forearm. Hands have a lot of things that help human beings one is we use our hand to write or hold something that is heavy or not. 

The human hand is made up of the wrist, palm, and fingers and has 27 bones, 27 joints, 34 muscles, and over 100 ligaments, and tendons, and many blood vessels and nerves.