Video games Week 8 T4 2021 Distance Learning LCS Last LCS for the year !

 Last LCS for the year!

This is my work for the week it was about video games. I really enjoyed creating

a new character for the video game Super Mario and finding words for the word 

search create. 

Have you ever designed a new character? 

Games from the past week 7 T4 2021 Distance Learning LCS

 

This is my work for the week. I enjoyed doing the writing tasks for this week 

and drawing a hopscotch outside in the hot sun. 

Have you ever created a game?

Transportation week 6 T4 2021 Distance Learning LCS

 

This was my work for this week and it was about transportation. I enjoyed making

a jingle and building a minecraft house. 

Have you ever designed a new type of transport? 

Food tech week 5 T4 2021 Distance Learning LCS

 

This was our work for the week and it was about food tech. 

I really enjoyed doing the first writing task where I picked a recipe

but it had no sound on it so I had to try and figure out what the steps 

were in the video. 

What is your favourite food? 

Week 4 T4 2021 Distance Learning LCS

 

This was my work for the week. 

I enjoyed watching outside for birds to do the bird survey create and writing 

a story about my new mini beast and taking it on an adventure. 

Have you ever created a new mini beast? 

Week 3 T4 2021 Distance Learning LCS project 3 art

 

This is my work for this week. Our topic was about art. I enjoyed making 

a playdough pig and designing a mural for Papakura. 

Do you like art? 

Week 2T4 2021 Distance Learning LCS

 

This I my work for this week.

My favourite part about this weeks work was making a playground fort out of cardboard.

Have you ever made a playground fort?

Week 1 T4 2021 Distance Learning LCS - The Pahurehure inlet

 

This week our topic was about the Pahureure inlet.

My favourite part about this weeks topic is writing a letter to the 

Auckland council and designing a tree -  house.

Do you know anything about the Pahurehure inlet?

Lockdown Week 10 LCS Our Human Body

 

For this week our topic was about the human body.

My favourite part that I did this week was testing my lung capacity.

Have you ever tested your lung capacity?

Do you know anything about the human body?

How does your brain control everything in your body?

Title: How does your brain control everything in your body?

Plan:

Purpose: To explain 

Audience: Whaea Tamzin

RT: Use passive voice 

NL: To explain How 

How does your brain control everything in your body?

Well in fact, your brain is the boss of your body. It runs the show and controls just about everything you do, even when you're asleep. Your brain has many different parts that work together. 

The brain has three main parts: the cerebrum (sr-ee-bruhm), cerebellum (seh-ruh-beh-luhm) and brain stem. The brain stem has many basic functions, including regulation of heart rate, breathing, sleeping, and eating. The cerebellum is at the back of the brain, below the cerebrum. It’s a lot smaller than the cerebrum. But it’s a very important part of the brain. It controls balance, movement, and coordination (how your muscles work together). The largest part of the brain, the cerebrum has two hemispheres (or halves). The cerebrum controls voluntary movement, speech, intelligence, memory and emotion. 

The brain is the body’s control center: it sends messages to your body through a network of nerves called “the nervous system”, which controls your muscles, so that you can walk, run and move around.

The brain connects to nerves that travel throughout the body. Nerves from our senses (hearing, seeing, touch, etc) send signals to the brain to let the brain know what is going on in the outside world. The brain also sends signals using nerves to muscles in order to make our body move. 

When you sleep, your brain’s glymphatic (waste clearance) system clears out waste from the central nervous system. It removes toxic byproducts from your brain, which build up throughout the day. This allows your brain to work well when you wake up.

 

Ways of keeping your brain healthy are...

Eating healthy foods that contain vitamins and minerals, they are important for the nervous system.

Getting a lot of exercise (playtime) increases heart rate, which pumps more oxygen to the brain. It aids the release of hormones which provide an excellent environment for the growth of brain cells. 

Wearing a helmet when you ride a bike or play other sports that require head protection. Wearing a helmet reduces your risk of a serious brain injury and death. 

Use your brain by doing challenging activities, such as puzzles, reading, playing music, making art, or anything else that gives your brain a workout. 

Don’t drink alcohol, take drugs, or smoke.

Online Learning Week 9 Term 3 2021

 

I enjoyed learning about health and physical well being!

Balanced Diet Week 8 Term 3 2021 Online Learning

 

The 5 food groups on a plate

This week I mad a food plate with all of the 5 different food groups.

Have you ever made a food group plate?

 

Lockdown LCS week 7

 

Week 6 T3 2021 Distance Learning LCS

 

Kiribati

 

Bhangra dance poster

For Term 2 our topic is dance and one of our dances are Bhangra.

We had to make about poster and on the poster we could use pictures, go on to different websites 

and get some facts of it. 

                            Did you know that it originated as a folk dance 

                               celebrated during the time of the harvest?

 

Papakura past present future

 

Space

 

This week we have been learning about space and we had do a slide about

space. 

What things do you know about space? 

Nature poem