my haka work

 

this is my Maori work on the haka that I did it explains how the haka is used and the culture and tradition around it. the stuff on the right is how to was used in the past and now it talks about what it is used for how they designed it and the presentation of it. hope you liked it please leave a comment.

my amazing tessellation

Here are some of my shapes I tessellated they are Triangle | Arrow | Diamond | Rhombus. I also had to make a big tessellation I only used one shape to make it but it looks like I used to because the sides are rounded of These are some of the shapes I can tesselate how may do you think you can tesselate. Please leave a comment and have a good day bye.

 

PSA images

these are images of my PSA that I made and its message is to stop using plastic and save the turtles.you can save the turtles by buying paper straws and paper bags do you do that leave a comment. hope you like it. : 3

skiing

on Friday I and my school went skiing at mount hut I stayed on the magic carpet most of the time but when I went up to high way 72 I fell over about 7 times and when I got to the bottom of the hill I stay on the magic carpet and had a snowball fight with the operator and I won but then he had to do his job so I had to just ski when we finished it felt so good to take all of the gear and just chill on the bus on the one and a half-ish hour ride back to school I was just playing on my iPad.

THE WATER HOLE

this is my kid's book I made for literacy it took me about a week to create and we started doing the whole thing about 4 weeks ago and we did the scripts for them and we did the illustrations ad we looked at the comparisons between two books and we all made our own books for this task hope you like it. Please leave a comment. :)

space logo

this is my logo for  my space inquiry it says Kentucky fried children because I thought it was a funny name for the group

Southern l lights

here is my explanation on the Southern lights and aurora. An aurora is a natural electric phenomenon that creates bright and colorful light displays in the sky. ... In the Arctic Circle, they are known as aurora borealis or the northern lights, while in the Antarctic Circle they are called aurora australis or the southern lights. hope you like it. :)