Maths

Task description:This week we learnt about circumference and area.We had to find out what the circumference of each radius. Then we had to right the answer in each circle.

Maths

Walt:Calculate the Perimeter, Area and Volume of any shape.

Task Description: We had to Find out the perimeter ,area and volume of each object.After we did that I had to watch I video of how to find out the perimeter,area and volume of each object/shape then we had to list things that we learned from the video.We also had one triangle Question.

Reading

Walt:gather, synthesise and evaluate information across a range of texts

Maths

WALT:Calculate the Perimeter and Area of any shape
Task description:For this task we had to find out the area,perimeter and volume of each shape.We also had to explain how we found out the area ,perimeter  and volume of each shape.Volume was the hardest to understand.

Writing

Walt:express an opinion on a topic.

Maths

WALT: Calculate the Perimeter and Area of any shape.

Task description: For this task we had to find out what was the Perimeter  of each triangle .We Had to add up all of the measurement then we had to subtract 180 and then we got the answer.This task was really challenging to understand but at the end I finally understood how to find the perimeter.

Genomics

 

If you cut the arm of an octopus octopus tentacles  will still move.

Once female give birth they die the female also will eat the male.

After a female octopus lays a clutch of eggs, she quits eating and wastes away; by the time the eggs hatch, she dies

Octopus only lasts 1-2 years. 

80 million cells 

Octopus has nine brains

Octopus also blue blood  

Octopus has 3 hearts 2 hearts pump blood into the gills and the other heart while a third circulates it to the rest of the body.  

Octopuses are ocean creatures that are most famous for having eight arms and bulbous heads

So there are 25 million colour organs called “chromosomes” in the skin and all those bumps out there which we call “papile” they are neurally controlled  and can change instantaneously.

  Where does octopus live  ?they live in chilly (60 degrees Fahrenheit or colder) 

Octopuses are Semelparity animals, which means they reproduce once and then they die. After a female octopus lays a clutch of eggs, she quits eating and wastes away; by the time the eggs hatch, she dies. ... Females often kill and eat their mates; if not, they die a few months later too 

Name project

Task description:This week we had to write our name in units squares.We had to write our name the colour our name in marker and then we had to out line with a sharpie.The perimeters is
M=23
A=28
R=29
I=19
E=19

Maths

Task Description:For this maths task we have to go to a website called maths playground.We will have to try and guess the measuring angles using a protractor.We had to try and get 20 right.

READING

Reading

Multiplication

DMIC

Walt:Calculate the Perimeter and Area of any shape.

The Organ of life

Task Description: For this activity we had to find out where each piece would go for the tree of life poster there was 14 an me and Inga got 10/14. Me and Inga also was looking really careful at where we will  every  piece for the tree of life would go.We also took a look at Darwin's theory we learnt the negative traits don't survive and don't reproduce.

Tech

At technology I have chosen to make a box.First I used a pencil ,paper, ruler and a peace of wood.We had to make a full size working drawing of my project because you can fix your mistake on paper but not on wood and drawing a picture on a full sized drawing will prove that it can be made.Step 2 I use a  ruler and a piece of wood.I marked a square line at 90 degrees across and under using a tri-square.I cut the wood in half using a backed saw and a bench hook.I marked out the join using a Tri-square,pencil and a piece of wood.After I marked out the joint I used the Wood chisel and a mallet to  get the unwanted wood to make the joint.After a made both joints I ask Mr Grundy to glued the joints together.