This week LS2 and LS1 came together and started working on an art a steampunk art. what is steampunk art? steampunk art is inspired by steam-powered machinery They got the punk because it's really punk and they got the steam from the 19th-century technology. Do you ever wonder how the women's or little girls wash there family's clothing? they did not have a washing machine, the tool that was used was washing board, a tub of boiling hot water and laundry soap. The women's & their daughters stayed at home while the men and boys went to work or school, the washing would take all day the woman had by boiling water in a tub over a wood or coal-fired, the fire which took a long time to boil, then with a washing board they had to a whole bar of laundry soap into the water. After that tub with a dolly stick to twist the clothing and squish out all the water to dry in the another other that is heated in a tub and dried.
I am a Year 8 student at Panmure Bridge School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Learning Space 2 and my teachers are Ms Kirkpatrick and Mrs Anderson.
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Monday, 10 December 2018
Steampunk art / Victorian Britain - Washing Day
This week LS2 and LS1 came together and started working on an art a steampunk art. what is steampunk art? steampunk art is inspired by steam-powered machinery They got the punk because it's really punk and they got the steam from the 19th-century technology. Do you ever wonder how the women's or little girls wash there family's clothing? they did not have a washing machine, the tool that was used was washing board, a tub of boiling hot water and laundry soap. The women's & their daughters stayed at home while the men and boys went to work or school, the washing would take all day the woman had by boiling water in a tub over a wood or coal-fired, the fire which took a long time to boil, then with a washing board they had to a whole bar of laundry soap into the water. After that tub with a dolly stick to twist the clothing and squish out all the water to dry in the another other that is heated in a tub and dried.
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steampunk art,
Victorian Britain,
Washing Day
Friday, 30 November 2018
art tech
Today was the last day of art tech and I fished my art and I had a lot of fun carving out and drawing. I put a lot of work into my artwork and it paid off in the end, the colors I used was first yellow and then I used green and then I used orange and then I used brown and brown was my last color and yellow was the first color that I used. I really like how artwork paid off and next time if I do this again I would take my time and I have to carve out a little bit deeper.
Monday, 26 November 2018
Maori Pioneer Battalion Timeline
Today for inquiry I was working with Sky, Nickaela & Brooklyn on a DLO about the Maori Pioneer Battalion timeline and I had a great time working with them because we learned a lot about the Maori Pioneer Battalion, did you know that in the 17th of October 1914 the brave Maori soldiers started arriving at the war in Auckland & trained in Avondale. I have a lot of respect for all of the brave Maori soldiers because they went and fort in World War 1.
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Hajera,
inquiry,
Maori Pioneer Battalion Timeline
Friday, 23 November 2018
Athletics Day at PBS
Today PBS had Athletics and we all had so much and I was in the green team with most of my friend. One of my favorite obstacles was the one you had to hop with a bag and once you get to the sponge, you hat to get out of the bag and pick up the sponge and run then you had to drop and go under the long rope and get up and jump over the long stick, then you had to get the sponge and dip it into the back with full of water then you had then you had to drop and go under the long rope and get up and jump over the long stick and run back and the next person had to repeat it, I had a great time day at Athletics.

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Athletics day at PBS,
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PBS
Wednesday, 21 November 2018
Read Theory
Today we were going through our Read Theory progress and I had fun going through because I saw my progress that I have on Read Theory, For all my 2018 year in Panmure Bridge School my highest grade is 5 and my lowest grade is 3, In February I had grade 5 and in March and June and July I had the lowest grade I had grade 3 and in April and May I had grade 4 which was in between.
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Hajera,
read theory,
Reading
Friday, 16 November 2018
Meerkats
LS2 read a book named Meerkat Mail by Emily Gravett, I had a lot of fun making this DLO because I learnt new things about Meerkats like they are long# about their legs are short and a meerkats baby lives in the ground for about 21 days and they like to eat both plants and animals, their diet mostly consists of insects, which they sniff out using their enhanced sense of smell. They also eat small rodents, fruit, birds, eggs, lizards, and even poisonous scorpion.
wolves
Today we read a book by Emily Gravett, the book was called wolves and it's about wolves it give info about wolves and it's really fun reading the book because you can learn new things and you have fun at the same time. Did you know that wolves there is a female wolf and a male wolf in most of the packs and I had know idea that there is two alphas in a pack which one is a female and the other one is a male alpha wolf, I had I lot of fun making this DLO because I learnt new things about wolfs.
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Emily Gravett,
Hajera,
wolves
art tech
Today we had tech and group a went to art, some of us were working carving and some of us were painting our work and today I was carving and we I fished carving out the orange, I started to paint it green, next week I have to finish carving out the green and started on a new colour and then I think I am finished my artwork. I had a lot of fun carving and painting and next time I have to be more careful with my artwork.
Thursday, 15 November 2018
Bar graph what makes a book boring
This week is the Panmure Bridge School book week and we have made a chart about what makes books boring and many more. This bar graph chart show that 8 people have said that there is not many pictures and 9 people have said that the vocab are hard or boring, 2 people have said that it a predictable ending and that's what make it boring and 2% of the people have said that the blurb is boring and not fun to read, I think books are cool most of the times because I have learnt many words from books.
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Bar graph what makes a book boring,
Hajera,
LS2
Wednesday, 14 November 2018
World War 1 questions
Today I was working with Nickaela on a DLO about World War 1, we all had some questions about World War 1 and so we made a DLO with our questions and when we have done that we found out the questions for the things we wanted to know about World War 1, I had a great time making this DLO because I got the answer to my questions and I learned a lot of things about World war 1 and it was hard to find most of the answers.
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Hajera,
inquiry,
World War 1 questions
Tuesday, 13 November 2018
Garfield
Today Nickaela and I were working on a new cover for Garfield, it was a bit hard a first because I did not know which one to do because they were all so good and cool. It was hard to find all the right the colours but Nickaela help me find the right colours and we both had fun making this DLO about Garfield.
Friday, 9 November 2018
PBS Armistice Day / BPS Commemorations Day
Today Panmure Bridge School had our own commemorations Day for all the brave soldiers and the nurses that lost their lives fighting or helping in World War 1 and all the class had there owned poppy that had their names at the back of it. We had someone from the New Zealand arm that came to our school, he come to our class and we found out that he has been in the New Zealand arm for 10 years. He has been to Afghanistan two time helping the people over in Afghanistan. I have been living in Afghanistan almost half of my life and I found that really cool of him and I found him brave for going to Afghanistan to help the people over there.
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commemorations Day,
Hajera,
PBS Armistice Day
Thursday, 8 November 2018
readthorey
Today I have been on readtheory, I really enjoy being on read theory because it has help me with most of my thing like my reading, read theory has helped with my reading because I have learned new words and it has helped me in writing too. I enjoy going on readthorey every day and I think you should go on readthorey if you need some help in any learning work
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Hajera,
Reading,
readthorey
Armistice Day
Today LS2 made a collage about Armistice Day, Armistice Day was on 11.11.11 (11 hour and the 11 day and the 11 month 1918). World War 1 started in 28th of July 1914 and ended in November 1918, I had a lot fun making this DLO because I saw a lot of smiling faces and they are so happy and people and families coming to gather again with each other.
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11.11.11,
Armistice Day,
Hajera,
WW1
Tuesday, 6 November 2018
Facts about World War 1
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Hajera,
inquiry,
Magenta,
Nickaela,
World war 1 facts
Thursday, 1 November 2018
Collaborative Comprehension
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Collaborative Comprehension,
Hajera,
Reading
Did I miss anything
Today for read were working on a DLO about a poem, I was working with Nickaela and Magenta on this DLO and we all had a wonderful time making this DLO. We needed to find a verse from the poem and illustrate and we got Nothing. When we realised you weren't here. We sat with our hands folded on our desks in silence, for the full two hours, it was a hard making this DLO because I was the one the had to draw and I had fun at the same time.
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Did I miss anything,
Hajera,
Magenta,
Nickeala,
Reading
Saturday, 27 October 2018
Kiwi sports - boxing
Today for term 4 we have PE with Pax Patel and we had boxing and in boxing we learnt the Jap first and then we learnt the cross, rock the rock helps you stay still and we learn how to protect our face with the boxing gloves.
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boxing,
Hajera,
kiwi Sports,
term 4
Friday, 26 October 2018
Tech / art
Today to Tech tram 4 we had art with Miss Telefoni, I am fished with the carving and next week on Friday I need to paint it yellow, we all had fun carving and coloring and painting our work and next time I will remember to carve out slowly and take my time because I carved out something that I was not meant to but I had a lot of fun carving.
Friday, 19 October 2018
Camels explanation
Did you know that camels can go 30 days without water and drink up to 46 litres of water and camels have changed over time. Camels live in every hot area in Dubai where it is ever hot and sandy, it’s about 42० heat.
In Dubai where it’s sandy and hot and where it’s 42० you can’t find water so easily so camels have to eat cactus to get water from them to keep hydrated if you touch a cactus it will prick and hurt so camels have thick lips and they want feel the pricks. Camels eat cactus because there is not a lot of grass and plants in the desert and it mostly hot sands.
Camels can walk on hot sand because they have pads on their feets to protect them from the hot sand. In the hot sandy days how can the camels see through the sand? they have double eyelashes so the eyelash can keep the sand away from the eyes when they are walking through the sand.
How can camels percent their noses from the sand well the noses close up so the sand does not go up in there nostrils so they can go for a long time. Camels have humps on their back where they keep fat in it which they can use it as food in time they need to.
Camels can go a long time without food or water because they have humps on there back and inside they have fat which that is there food, they can go a long time without water because they eat cactus to get water from them to keep hydrated and they have thick lips to help them eat the cactus and camels have pads on there feets so they can walk through the sand and they have doubled eyelash to help the see through the sand.
This week Mrs Anderson's writing group was learning about camels and how they have changed over the time to live in the hot desist in Dubai. Did you know that camels can go 30 days without water in the most hottest area it is about 42० diggers and they can drink about 46 litres of water.
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2018,
Camels explanation,
Hajera,
Writing
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