Athletics 2020

                                          Athletics 

                      Athletics was last week on friday, we wore our house colours.

                   The houses' names are Benghazi, Trobruk, Tripoli and Alamein. 

              My house is alamein (yellow) , we won this year's shield yeeeehaaaa 👑.

 

When we go to school us leaders had to go set the gazebos up for us to sit under and 

                                      we had to go get everyone ready for the day.

I had to lead the chants so we all went outside and the teachers explained how the day was gonna be then we went house by house walking around the tracks and singing our chants. Next we all got under the gazebo, after that we went up to say our 

                 chants.  Benghazi won the chants and the best dressing code.

Staugh after that we got into field events. It was shot put, discus, stand jump, high 

                                                         jump and long jump.

 

                  It was morning tea we all waited for running after morning tea.

We all went back to our houses then we all had our runs after that we had relay and 

  the 400 meter around the track. Soon it was lunchtime and there were lollies

                                               sausage sizzle and ice blocks.

After lunch we had the finals and other races like teachers, babies and parents, then 

             When all of the events were finished we picked up rubbish.

They then announced the winner and 2nd, 3rd and last places. Once they said Benghazi came

2nd, our house was so happy because it was our 2nd year winning.

                                                               ALAMEIN 👑

History of Monkeys

Dawrin’s theory

Charles Darwin was born 12 February 1809 and died 19 April 1882. He was a scientist who studied living things. He travelled around the world on ships, studying different kinds of animals and birds.


Darwin released a book in 1859 called The Origin of Species. His idea was that all living things originated from one common ancestor and evolved over millions and millions of years


The idea of natural selection means that animals/organisms with desirable traits (e.g. things about them that helped them to survive, like their size, camouflage, long neck, etc) would survive and pass their traits onto their children. The ones with undesirable traits (e.g. too small, too slow, couldn’t hide, couldn’t fight back) were eaten and their traits were not passed on


Released another book called The Descent of Man in 1871 which talks about human evolution specifically. How animals evolved from water to live on land

EH HTOO


Early fish started to go coles to land then after a long time the fish involved to go on land for a short time there limbs got stronger then the fish involved to have lunges then the first amphibian like animals come about after years of evolution it was the rain of the.  First had to evolve stronger rib cage, shoulders and limbs to hold up its own body weight

Hominins - (Mariah) (Railey)

Lived in Africa
Had grasp
6 million years ago
130cm tall
Weighted for about 35kg
Hominins used to draw things in caves
The first Hominins appeared around 3 million years ago.
The old Hominins lived for 5.8 million years ago
Were bipedal
They have a family
They eat hard item such as seeds and nuts
Are close related to humans or homosapin




Homo habilis - Hope

Used tools
Lived 2 million years ago
Bipedal with no grasping feet
3 to 4 million years ago
Family is Hominidae
Were only on average 4 to 3 inches tall
1.44 million years old
Mark leakly discovered homo habilis
Were flexible
Were versatile
Were able to eat tough food like leaves and woody plants
Lived in small groups
Most ancient representative of human genus
Inhabited parts of sub saharan africa from roughly 2.4 - 1.5 million years ago
Had several teeth in the lower jaw
The homo habilis brain ranged in size from 550cm cubed to 687cm cubed
The tools made by homo habilis were made from volcanic rock cobbles



Homo erectus Michael and Davlyn



Homo erectus had Larger brains then the homohabilis. They were the first to leave Africa arou, then the homo erectus went into Europe/Asia. Their hands used to look like a foot but then it changed into a hand, then they had Dexterous Fingers which means they can use them. Homo erectus is a Bipedal which means they stand on two long legs. By 800,000 years ago, they used fire to cook food. Homo erectus is an extinct species of archaic humans from the pleistocene. Homo erectus Height is 1.4 to 1.8m. Their brain size is 550-1,250 cm. They weigh about 41 kg to 65 kg. They are found in Africa, Asia and perhaps Europe. Their appearance is human-like body proportions and upright stance, a protruding brow ridge, large face and no chin.





H omo neanderthalensis (Neanderthals) - Wesley.

Lived in southern europe
Existed around 1,000,000 years ago
Came out of Africa 200,000 million years ago
large nose, strong double-arched brow ridge, relatively short and stocky bodies.
Height about 1.50-1.75m
Neanderthals lived alongside early modern humans for at least part of their existence.
Some modern humans have 2% neanderthal DNA
Neanderthals evolved in Europe and Asia while modern humans - our species, Homo sapiens - were evolving in Africa.
Their front teeth were large, and scratch-marks show they were regularly used like a third hand when preparing food and other materials
They are modern humans closest relatives
Monkeys are there closest to their relatives
Made their own spears and flint handaxes.
Some evidence to say they looked after their sick and buried their dead,
They ate large mammals that they caught, some fungi (e.g. mushrooms) and some plants
Neanderthal - named after an area called Neander Valley in Germany where fossils were found



Homo sapien - (nitika and kymani)

Adaptable to different climates
sapiens is the only surviving species of the genus Homo.
Sapien is another human but their brains were not as smart as our brains today.
Lived all around the world
The Life span is 79 years (good Job)
Interbreed with the other spe
They are highly intelligent primate

Homo sapiens sapiens is the name given to our species if we are considered a subspecies larger group. This name is used by those that describe the specimen from Herto, Ethiopia as Homo sapiens idàltu or by those who believed that modern humans and the Neanderthals were members of the same species sapiens. During a time of dramatic climate change 300,000 years ago, Homo sapiens evolved in Africa sapiens is the only surviving species of the genus Homo. Modern humans are sometimes called "anatomically modern humans". Homo sapiens considers itself the most influential species on the planet, but many species of life, mostly plants and protists, have had a much greater effect on the outside of Earth and its air.


They were naked at that time cause they had no clothes and shoes
Male Homo sapien height is 1.7cm female 1.6cm mo

WORDS FOR TUESDAY - LOCKDOWN :)

 WORDS FOR TUESDAY 

1.  Emerged 

This means if you're away from something or moved away.

2. Elements

A chrastictic part.

3. Vegetation

This means different kinds of veggies. 

4. Variety

It means Quality or a state of being different.

5. Ecosystems

An interesting community of organisms.

6. Proliferate 

An increase of numbers.

7.  Tiny microbes

There are little things around your body you can't see except for the naked eye. 

8. Adversaries

An opponent in a contest.

9. Vibrant

And this is energy and life.

 COVID 19

- There was 2 new cases  in South Auckland of a family that had coronavirus negative but they never said a word for like weeks. 
- The places where the family went was shut down like school and work places.

- INFORMATION FROM THE NEWS

https://www.kiwikidsnews.co.nz/covid-19-returns/ : Link

There are two new cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand.
After 24 days of no cases today the Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield announced the news.
The two new cases were people who had arrived from the UK.
The ministry said both cases were connected.
The news brings the confirmed cases to 1156, and the combined total of confirmed and probable cases to 1506.
The government was quick to act following the news.
Health Minister David Clark announced a move to suspend all compassionate exemptions until he was confident that border were safe.
Please stay home to save lives :)

- REFUGEE READING TASK :)

READING TASK

- Words of our reading task about refugees the names are called, - ISABEL, - MAHAMOUD, and - JOSEF, all about refugee.

Quran - Muslim Bible

Deeds - Action performed Intentionally

Ceiling - inside of a roof

Mecca - A place for muslims to go and pray

Gestapo - It was the official secret police of Germany 

Thrust - Push,Shove

Stammered - Saying something with difficulty

Good Omens - Either a sign thats imagined or real

Mental asylum - Hospital for mentally incompetent people

Shuddered - Result of fear

Stubble -  Th cut stalks of cereal plants

Ripe - Developed to point when readiness for eating

Fugitive - A person who has escaped or is hiding

Guantanamo Bay - It’s a place

Waterspout - A rotating column of water and spray

Brass - A yellow alloy

Tarnished - To lose something like close to them

Idoline - it is the chemical element of atomic 53. A non-metallic element forming black crystals and violet vapour

Disinfectant - chemical liquid that destroys bacteria

Welts - a sore like a blister

Malecon - the spanish word for pier

Scoffed - talking to someone in a mocking way

Aft - Aft basically means the front of a boat/ship. 

Steward - A steward means someone who is assigned to look after passengers on a ship, aircraft or a train.

Dachau - Dachau is a concentration camp for Jews

Confined To Quarters - This just means, a jail cell for the ill or something… I really don’t know-  

Brim Of Their Hat - The brim of the hat is basically the hard part of a cap/hat.

Hitler Salute - A Hitler salute is extending your right arm out and keeping your hand flat and shouting “Heil Hitler!” or “Sieg Heil!”.

Lingered - Lingered means just staying in one spot for a long time.

Third Reich - i am… disgusted. uh-1

Iodine - is a bottle for a sickness

Disinfectant - is a cleaner bottle

Welts - is like a sickness like chicken pops

Malecon - is a place 

Scoffed - talking to someone by mocking

Fugitive - a guy who escaped from a place or hiding

Guantanamo bay is a place for prisoners

Brass - is gold stuff

Waterspout - something that comes from the sky, or like a tap

Tarnished - is like a fork or a spoon

Jewish-is a beliefs

Nazi-is a big group of people that do not like Jewish and put them in concentration camp 

Hitler-is the leader of the Nazi 

Clawed-scratching someone's with your claws

Bureans- drawer

Scowled-looked at them badly

Dismissive wave-go away wave

Scrawny-very thin or skinny

Synagogues-synagogue is a Jewish house of worship

Despair-deep sadness or loss of hope

Stopped dead-not moving

Civil war-civil war means a war between citizens of the same country.

Dictators-Dictators mean a ruler with total power over a country,typically one who has obtained controlled by force.

Overthrowing-knock or throw to the ground.

Whizzing-move quickly through the air with whistling or buzzer sound.

Flailed-wave or swing widely.

Cowered-couch down in fear

Wailed-utter a wail

Telegram-a message sent by telegraph and then delivered in written or printed form, used in the UK only for international messages since 1981.

Sturmabteilung-Definition of SA (Sturmabteilung or Storm Troopers) SA (Sturmabteilung or Storm Troopers): Also known as "Brown Shirts," they were the Nazi party's main instrument for undermining democracy and facilitating Adolf Hitler's rise to power.

Swastika-an ancient symbol in the form of an equal-armed cross with each arm continued at a right angle, used (in clockwise form) as the emblem of the German Nazi party.

Trembling-shaking or quivering, typically as a result of anxiety, excitement, or frailty.

Restoration-the action of returning something to a former owner, place, or condition.

Berlin-berlin is a city in germany

Bow-Two loops tied together - OR the front part of a ship. 

Starboard-The side of a ship that is on the right facing forward

Anchor-Something to hold the boat down.

Quailed-To show fear to something.

Loomed-Something large or scary.

Wake-When your eyes open when they are closed for a long time

 Behemoth-is a huge monstrous creature.

Mere- Mere is something to describe someone worthless.

Amidships-In the middle of a ship.

Ocean floor-the very bottom of the ocean.

Sluicing-Wash or rinse something with a stream of shower water.

Asylum-Someone who left their country 

Panoramic-Surrounding people that are watching you

Sneering-The action of smiling or speaking in a contemptuous or mocking manner 

Solemnly-Formal and dignified speech

Pedestal-The base or support on witch statue,or column is mounted

Spooked- scared

Steering wheel- the round thing you use to drive a boat

Porthole- a circular window on a boat

Obscure- weird, unusual 

Bridge- the control centre of a boat

Horst Wessel- a song Nazi’s sung about Jewish people.

REFUGEE!

MATHS BAR GRAPH

 

Room 8’s graph interpretation

Rosie and Chanel - 15 year olds don’t get bullied as much as Year 9’s.

Kymani and Boston - Year 5’s get physically hurt the most.

Kordell and Saia - Almost 40% of year 5’s and year 9’s were made fun of or called names. 

Eve and Lemeki - Year 9’s are called names equal amount to year 5’s. 

Nitika and Litia - No 15 year olds reported they had been made to do things they don’t want to do. 

Stanley - 15 year olds get bullied the least because they are more mature. 

Mariah - Almost 40% of year 5’s and year 9’s were made fun of or called names BECAUSE their younger. 

Michael and Wesley - Year 5’s get bullied more than Year 9’s or 15 year olds.

Hope and Maria - Only year 9’s reported that they had embarrassing things posted about them online. 

Ana and Senitila -  15 year olds are not being pushed around to do things.

Fereti and Mathew - More year 5’s feel left out of games than Year 9’s and 15 year olds.

Railey and Davlyn - 60% of YEar 5’s reported that they have been bullied in some kind of way.

TRUE OR FALSE?

100% of Year 5’s have been bullied.

0% of 15 year olds reported they had something embarrassing posted about them online. False

More than 20% of Year 5’s reported having something stolen from them. True

50% of  YEar 9’s have been bullied. True

20% of YEar 9’s reported they have been purposefully left out of games.  True

5 things that make graphs inaccurate

They are tricking you ! :)

1) One way to trick you is not staring at the Y axis at zero.

2) Another way to trick you is having number that are ways too big on the Y axis.

3) A other way to trick you is putting the line side ways.

4) E.G you wouldn't use a pie chart when showing something that changes overtime.

5) Going against convention means doing things not in the normal- E.g having green to mean stop and red to mean go.

GRAPHS ON GOOGLE SHEET

                                                                    This is our graphs,

        we have been making different kinds of graphs so we can use them for our test soon or later.

HERE IS MY GRAPHS!

:)

REFUGEE

this is our work about our reading topic Refugee, lookn down below for our slides we made.

GENOMES

                       ME and ISI have another Genome task we have been working on look below!

                                         (https://tpsisilelit.blogspot.com/ check out his blog:)

                         Here's a video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_Tj6p_8PfU&feature=emb_logo)

      WHAT ARE GENOMICS?

Genomics are:

• Instructional manual

• Information about any long organsim

• Like all if The genome is a book, the paper of the book is the DNA.

1. ATCG -

Genes = building blocks = made of the book.  

There the bases ( A,C,G,T).

2. DNA-

Two sets = double helix.

3. Traits-  You get traits from your parents like for an example if your mums tall you're gonna be tall as well.

4. Molecule - together.

5. Inherited - get it from your parents.

     

Inside your body you have 100 trillion cells. There are different kinds - skin cells, blood cells, brain cells etc. Cells can die and your body makes new ones.

INSIDE EACH CELL there is a nuclear. 

INSIDE the nucleus, there are a person’s chromosomes. 

A person has 46 chromosomes (23 pairs). 

INSIDE EACH chromosome is that person’s DNA. 

DNA is shaped in a double-helix (two spirals together). This is the TWO SETS of DNA.

A gene is MADE OF DNA. 

You get your genes from your parents (you inherit them). 

They decide the information for your body - hair colour, skin colour, height, disposition to medical conditions etc.