Inferring

 What is inferring inferring is basically reading in between the lines,

below is a photo from a book that I read and Asafo on the left and Noah on the right are arguing about going out of the bunker after the nuclear blast form two weeks Noah said that they should wait till they run out of food, but Asafo said that they should go out of the bunker now instead of waiting till they run out of food because they only have a couple of days to find food and water otherwise they would die of starvation or thirst, this means they did not agree on the same thing.

 

Hands on fire.

 Aim:

I want to find out how to set myself on fire safely 

Method:

Equipment.

• Large container of water.
• Detergent (liquid soap.)
• Gas.
• Lighter.
• Safety glasses

Instructions.

1. Grab the equipment.
2. fill the container about two cm up with water.
3. Get your soap and put heaps of liquid soap in the water and gently mix it around.
4. Connect the hose to the gas tap.
5. turn on the gas and bubble it into the water.
6. Roll your sleeves up past your elbow.
7. Wet your hands and arms with water.
8. Scoop only the bubbles with two hands.
9. Light the bubbles.

Results:

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Safety in the lab

 Rules

1. You must follow the instructions given by the teacher.
2. You must enter the lab without being asked to.
3. Report any breakages.
4. Shoes must be worn at all times.
5. Do not eat or drink in the lab.
6. If you spill something let the teacher know.
7. Always wash your hands after experimenting.
8. A heat proof mat should always be used when heating.
9. If in doubt ask the teacher.
10. Never taste or smell chemicals.

Other rules

1. Liquids do not go into the bins, because it could

2. Solids do not go down the sink because it could clog.

3. Wear safety glasses when you do experiments,

because something could explode in your face.

4. Put your chair under the desk, and stand at the bench

when you do experiments, because someone could be holding some chemicals and you could trip up and all the chemicals will go on your face.

5. Bags do not go on the desks, because it could get chemicals spilt on your bag and it could get 

6. Long hair should be tied back, because your hair could get caught on fire and you will be bold or die.

7. Do not smell the chemicals, because you could poison yourself and die.

8. Walk, don’t run around the room, because you could fall or slip or trip over and hit your head on something.

9. Do not eat or drink in the lab, because you could get chemicals in your food or drink.

Counting on the beat music through the decades 1930s to

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Hi guys welcome to my blog and today I will be showing you what me and my friend Gerhold have been working on.

Political Decision making

 Hi guys and today I will be showing you what we have been learning about the parliament.

The government have five main priorities.

• 1 to represent the people of New Zealand.
• 2 to provide a government.
• 3 to hold the government to account.
• 4 to create laws.
• 5 to improve how tax pay money is spent. 

Then the people of Aotearoa get to vote twice, one for who they want to represent them locally, and two for which party they want governing  New Zealand. 

The party vote determines each number of seats and the government is formed by party or parties, in that house.

Then the prime minister selects mp's from that party to become ministers, they are given responsibilities to manage health,

Police, education, and transport.

The governments job is to run the country, purpose policy and laws and choose how tax pay money is going to be spent.

The  Oppositions  job is to hold the governments account and provide an alternative government waiting.

In my class we made a class treaty we split up in little groups and got a piece of paper and wrote some things for the treaty on it then shared it around with the other groups and they got a chance to rearrange the wording of the ideas, that is how they do it in the government.

Counting on the beat, Orchestra.

 In Hurumanu 2 my class and I have been learning about orchestra.

Usually there is about 100 people in a symphony orchestra a Chamber Orchestra usually has about 30 to 40 people in it, and they are all lead by one person, the principal conductor he or she is the person that stands facing towards the group and makes different movements with their hands and they usually have a stick in their hand that is called a Baton.

An Orchestra has heaps of different  types of instruments including

• Clarinet
• Bassoons
• Violins
• Trumpets
• Trombones
• Drums.
• Cello
• Basses
• Flutes
• Oboe.

 The Orchestra was created by a man called Claudio Monteverdi on may 15 1567 then he sadly passed away in November 1643.

Counting on the beat, Ukulele

In Hurumanu 2 we have been learning about the Ukulele.

The Ukulele was created in Hawaii by Spanish people that couldn't

find enough wood to make a real guitar so they made a smaller version and that was when the Ukulele was created.

There are also different sizes of Ukulele and there are electric Ukuleles as well.

Most Ukuleles only have four strings on it, and the string are made of nylon so they are softer for your fingers and they wont hurt as much.

There are all sorts of varieties of Violin like,

• Tenor,
• Baritone,
• Concert,
•  and Soprano. 

You can make Ukuleles out of anything like a surf board or maybe even a random table I think, the Ukulele is reffered  to jumping flea 

in Hawaiian