link to my timeline, https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1iTeiAtpf-xSl0KXt8Mrd7GZHXrmGdI7CIVN2oAwPxtA/edit.
Link to my graph of screentime,
https://create.piktochart.com/infographic/editor/172
Tuesday, 20 August 2019
Thursday, 8 August 2019
Thursday, 25 July 2019
My Boomarang blog
What I have learned about boomerangs
Artwork, The artwork on boomerangs can mean a lot of things one of these things is the gods that the aboriginals believed in and they painted them in forms such as animals trees and plants they did this because they believed that the god where inside of the things they painted on the boomerangs.
What where they used for, Boomerangs were used for a variety of things such as games and competitions they were even used for hunting they were later used for even more things when the Europeans arrived because they started changing the shapes of them and making them out of different materials.
Different shapes and materials they where made of, when the Europeans arrived in Australia they started making different types of them with new materials and new shape sometimes these new materials would make them lighter while others made the boomerangs heavier they also made them and new shapes which helped return better and go further, boomerangs where also made in different sizes some where small for games while some large ones where made for hunting.
how they helped aboriginals, boomerangs helped the aboriginals in many different ways including hunting and games and sport even battle clubs and fire starters and musical instruments there were also many more things that boomerangs were used for.
Artwork, The artwork on boomerangs can mean a lot of things one of these things is the gods that the aboriginals believed in and they painted them in forms such as animals trees and plants they did this because they believed that the god where inside of the things they painted on the boomerangs.
What where they used for, Boomerangs were used for a variety of things such as games and competitions they were even used for hunting they were later used for even more things when the Europeans arrived because they started changing the shapes of them and making them out of different materials.
Different shapes and materials they where made of, when the Europeans arrived in Australia they started making different types of them with new materials and new shape sometimes these new materials would make them lighter while others made the boomerangs heavier they also made them and new shapes which helped return better and go further, boomerangs where also made in different sizes some where small for games while some large ones where made for hunting.
how they helped aboriginals, boomerangs helped the aboriginals in many different ways including hunting and games and sport even battle clubs and fire starters and musical instruments there were also many more things that boomerangs were used for.
Monday, 22 July 2019
boomarang work
the simbols that are on my boomarang are
spears
woman
man
people sitting
sandhill
spears
woman
man
people sitting
sandhill
Tuesday, 25 June 2019
children of the blood and bone essay
Is it okay to be slaughtered because of what race you are? Children of the blood and bone by tomi adeyemi an important idea is that no one should be killed no matter what race or culture they this idea is shown in a lot of scenes where maji are killed by the king's guards or by the king it is also shown when zuliak’s village and illorine is burnt to the ground by inan and the king's army.
Chapter 1 Zelie: Explain 1 challenging setting in this text.
One challenging setting in this text is when Zelie hears the language Yoruba and said I took me a moment to even remember what it means. King saran hates the maji because a group of them killed his family ever since then he has been torturing the magi making them slaves making them have to pay very high rent and even made their language illegal and does not care about the maji at all making their life much harder. We can tell this because at the start of the story Zelie is shocked to hear it and the Mama Agba explains to the rest of the children that it is illegal. This is just like black history in real life because when the europeans found them they treated them badly and stole their language in some places of the world. Comments, we should not treat other races badly because they look different we should not steal from them take away their language and their homes because at the end of the day they are humans just like us and should be treated equally and fairly.
Chapter 3 Amari: Explain a challenging setting in this text
A challenging setting in this text is that Amaris and Inan are forced and trained to kill maji even though not all of them are bad. Because King saran hates the Maji he is training his children to fight them and kill them however they are not all bad and only a group of them broke into the palace and murdered his family even though some are bad, not all of them are and it is wrong that he is forcing his children to fight innocent people just because their father hates the maji. We can tell this is true because Amari explains that she and Inan where trained at a very young age to fight the Maji and we can tell that her father hates them the whole way throughout the story because the king is always talking about hating them. This is just like in some real countries where parents sell or make their children work for money leaving the children in a very bad position. Comments it is bad to make people train for attacks and tell them that people are bad even though some are not bad.
Chapter 66 Inan: Explain a challenging setting in this text
A challenging setting in this text is that Inan can't do anything to stop his father from torturing maji and Zelie. Because Inan is scared of his father and because of that he cannot help his friends when they are being tortured. We can tell this is true in a lot of parts around the end of the story when he becomes friends with the maji and helps them however when his father is there he acts scared and can't do anything about it. This is like in real life when parents make their kids do naughty things and they feel like they have to do it.
I got confused on the last paragraph
Thursday, 20 June 2019
Corrosion Experement
What am I investigating: I am investigating what corrodes an iron Nail faster and what corrodes it better with the following things Nail Polish in water, Calcium chloride in Water, Magnesium in Water, Vegetable Oil and also Salt Water. What do I think will happen to the Nails I think that the salt water will make it corrode fast because in past experience salt water makes it corrode quite fast unless it is a metal that cannot be corroded and rusted by it and to be honest I don't know much about the other materials because I don't know what happens when metal comes in contact with them but I do think that the Calcium chloride will corrode it fast because it is bubbling lots with the nail in it so I think it might dissolve fast maybe even faster than the salt. What is corrosion, corrosion is when a metal comes in contact with elements like salt water but most of these things that corrode metals if not all are not powders or solids but most liquid, for example, salt can not corrode metal however salt water can, Calcium chloride cant corrode metal but it can if you add water to it to make a liquid.
the one that corroded the nail the most was the nail polish and the one that prevented it the most was the oil.

the one that corroded the nail the most was the nail polish and the one that prevented it the most was the oil.
Thursday, 13 June 2019
metals science work
1. Gold, Gold is a very valuable metal and is very hard to get or find there is not much of it, Gold is mainly used for jewelry and things like that to have gold you usually need a lot of money for a decent amount, it is also a very soft metal can can also not be corroded.
2. Gallium, gallium is a metal that has a very low melting temperature and melts at only 30 degrees and also if you hold it in your hands it melts due to your body heat and if you leave it in a room for a long time it also melts meaning you can mold it into shapes as a liquid and then freeze it till its a solid it also sinks when you put it in water like liquid and it is very bad at conducting electricity.
3. copper, copper is a very conductive metal and is usually used to make wires and is used for lots of other conducting things that need electricity including wires and other things similar it is also malleable and not only does it conduct electricity but heat as well.
2. Gallium, gallium is a metal that has a very low melting temperature and melts at only 30 degrees and also if you hold it in your hands it melts due to your body heat and if you leave it in a room for a long time it also melts meaning you can mold it into shapes as a liquid and then freeze it till its a solid it also sinks when you put it in water like liquid and it is very bad at conducting electricity.
3. copper, copper is a very conductive metal and is usually used to make wires and is used for lots of other conducting things that need electricity including wires and other things similar it is also malleable and not only does it conduct electricity but heat as well.
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