The past few weeks we have been learning about migration and this work that I have done is a topic about migration, we had to pick a country that had refugees and we had to answer kind of easy, but I liked doing them at the same time I hope you learned something from my work.
Thursday, 18 June 2020
Friday, 12 June 2020
Maths (geogebra)
Thursday, 4 June 2020
Music Reflection
- What instrument did you choose to learn and why? I would like to play on the piano because I find it easy to play and I would like to learn more about it.
- What song did you choose to learn and why? I haven't chosen a song yet, but I hope to learn and master the song I would like to learn.
- What was challenging about this piece and how did you overcome the challenges? I had some challenges of my own while I was playing, one of them was always pressing the wrong key on the piano.
- Were you happy with your final recording/performance? why? I didn't record, but I did get to play some songs.
- What would you change about your performance if you could do it again? no, I wouldn't because I didn't get to do it.
- Were you happy with your overall grade and why? I wasn't happy nor sad because i didn't get to perform.
- What have you enjoyed about Music this semester? Playing on the piano.
1. Why did you decide to do the research project? Because the teacher told me to do it.
2. What did you choose to research and not perform/why? I and my friend Jordan decided to do "Rap" as our research task.
3. What interesting findings did you find when researching? I found out that Rap originated in the streets of New York.
4. Were you happy with your final project? Yes, because I thought me and my friend worked hard on it.
5. Were you happy with your overall grade and why? I haven't gotten my overall grade so I don't really know what to feel about it right now.
6. What have you enjoyed about Music this semester? I have enjoyed everything weather it was playing the instruments or having fun with my friends by working together to succeed in our work.
Wednesday, 18 March 2020
BST) Entrepreneur Bill Hamilton
In the lesson of BST, we were looking at Entrepreneur and we had to choose one of the people that we were assigned to do, I chose Bill Hamilton and I had to talk about what he did and what made him an entrepreneur. I found out so many things about him during this lesson and here are my end results.
Thursday, 12 March 2020
Social studies (Slavery)
this is what we did in social studies today and I just finished it.
Monday, 9 March 2020
Science
I have learnt many things during this lesson of bones there are different types of bone, but one of the interesting one that caught my eye was the the femur. the femur is the biggest bone in your body, the femur is your thigh bone and it is also one of the strongest bones in your body.
Another bone that interested me was the tibia and the fibula the tibia and the fibula are the two bones in your shin. the tibia is thicker than the fibula and it is parallel to the fibula, it has a role to play for supporting the ankle. the fibula is the thinner bone that is parallel to the tibia and it does pretty much the same as the tibia it helps to support the ankle.
The has a significant role to play in your body, it is one of your vital organs and you wont be able to live without it. The heart pumps blood to your whole body and lungs, it also pumps energy and oxygen through out your body and takes out the carbon dioxide. The heart is a muscle and it was one of the strongest one in your body, the left side of your heart is the stronger side of the heart because it needs to pump the blood throughout your whole body and the right side pumps to the lungs so it wont been to be as strong.
The biceps and triceps. they are two muscles that work together in order for your arms to move, when you stretch out your arms the triceps tense up because it need to support the fore arm bone to go down and the same thing happens when you curl up your arm inwards, the muscles will help the fore arm to go up and down. when the arm goes out the triceps contact and when the arm curls up the biceps contract.
Another bone that interested me was the tibia and the fibula the tibia and the fibula are the two bones in your shin. the tibia is thicker than the fibula and it is parallel to the fibula, it has a role to play for supporting the ankle. the fibula is the thinner bone that is parallel to the tibia and it does pretty much the same as the tibia it helps to support the ankle.
The has a significant role to play in your body, it is one of your vital organs and you wont be able to live without it. The heart pumps blood to your whole body and lungs, it also pumps energy and oxygen through out your body and takes out the carbon dioxide. The heart is a muscle and it was one of the strongest one in your body, the left side of your heart is the stronger side of the heart because it needs to pump the blood throughout your whole body and the right side pumps to the lungs so it wont been to be as strong.
The biceps and triceps. they are two muscles that work together in order for your arms to move, when you stretch out your arms the triceps tense up because it need to support the fore arm bone to go down and the same thing happens when you curl up your arm inwards, the muscles will help the fore arm to go up and down. when the arm goes out the triceps contact and when the arm curls up the biceps contract.
Monday, 2 March 2020
Richard Pearse
this is what I had to do in Business Studies last weeks. I made a time Line of Richard Pearse and made a fact Profile about him. I have learnt a lot about Richar Pearse during this learning lesson. I loved this lesson because I got to learn one of the first people in the world to achieve flight.
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