Dark Sky Reserve (Aoraki Dark Sky Reserve) - by Aleenah

 Aoraki Dark Sky Reserve

Here I wrote a little summery of what the Aoraki dark sky reserve is and what it does to our community.

Types of Information - by Aleenah

 Types of Information

I had an activity to finish about these types of information: Malinformation, Misinformation and Disinformation. Here I wrote what all of those meant and what they can do to us.

Misinformation	Malinformation	Disinformation
Misinformation is misinterpreted information/rumors. It is fake news but it can’t harm a person unlike malinformation. Sometimes they are CRAZY and VERY UNLIKELY but some people still fall for it.	Malinformation is intended to hurt a person’s feelings but it is based around what that person had said or private information about them had been published without their consent.	Disinformation is a mix of misinformation and malinformation. It’s a problem that we as a community should try and solve. It is based on lies which hurts a person’s feelings. People are influenced by this and does things they won’t usually do.

Epilepsy Brain Disease - by Aleenah

Epilepsy Brain Disease

 I have been studying and reviewing brain diseases. Epilepsy is one of the six brain diseases I've been studying. It has interested me most so I made this presentation of what it is.

The Wastewater Treatment - by Aleenah

The Wastewater Treatment

This diagram I present you is where your waste goes, from your house, to cleaning and all the way to the sea. After you've washed away your waste, it will led into pipes that lead to the primary treatment (purple area). Then following to the orange area all the way to the oxidation pond and into the ocean. The treatments are for cleaning your waste so that in can be put back in the ocean.

Eiffel Tower - by Aleenah

The Eiffel Tower is one of the eight wonders of the world. It's one of Paris' biggest tourist attractions. I combined some facts about the tower that you may not have known yet. 

The Steamer - by Aleenah

Cataracts - by Aleenah

Reclaiming The Maori Culture - by Aleenah

Reclaiming The Maori Culture

Long ago, Missionaries traveled to New Zealand to preach Christianity and to develop an education system. During this time the Missionaries banned from speaking their language and participating in cultural activities. Kids learning at that time only learnt English so by 1975 Te Reo had dropped by 5%. Now New Zealand has begun to reclaim the Maori language and culture.

Staying Connected With Morse Code - Aleenah

Morse Code

I was learning morse code and was studying its use. Apparently its a sceret code launguage that soldiers used to pass each other messages. I was asked to write something to say to my friend by only using morse code. Here is what I wrote. 

If you want to this to a friend, here is the alphabet and numbers in morse code. Remember, keep safe!

A Map Of The Stalag Luft III - by Aleenah

This is the map of the Stalag Luft III a prison camp in Germany back in WWII. This prison camp held many officers and aviators. They weren't treated badly but it was still terrible. This was also the place that had a famous great escape.

How Antibiotic Resistance Occurs - by Aleenah

How Antibiotic Resistance Occurs

Antibiotic resistance is something hard to dispose of in our bodies. They are hard to cure. If you don't need antibiotics, don't take it. Save it for when you really need it because taking antibiotics we don't need causes a bad reaction and it backfires. My diagram shows how an antibiotic occurs and it is something we should all know about. 

Gary Te Ruki - by Aleenah

Gary Te Ruki

Gary received his  moko on his marae over a three day period. He had a rebellious side and his moko partly speaks that. Gary is also one of the people of the land, the essence of the land, the spirit of the land. His moko represents that. Gary sees people with no face markings but he says “let us be Maori and not be held back. There is no special moment to wait for. You make the moment”. 

Image

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Civil Defence (My Family Plan) - by Aleenah

Supplies are good but my family could also reduce the risk of our property/home. I think my family should do this because natural disasters are to happen with no prediction. It's better to be prepared.

References

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Human-go-home.svg

https://www.clipart.email/clipart/can-drive-clipart-17622.html

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Rahi and the Patupaiarehe - by Aleenah

This is a comic strip on the key events that happened in the story I read called "Rahi and the Patupaiarehe".

Making a road-by Aleenah

Making a road 

Questions	Answer
1.How many kilometers of roads are in New Zealand?	There are over 90 thousand kilometers of roads are in New Zealand.
2.Why do planners need to see if the road is needed?	Because if we build something cars can’t get to the building.
3.What does the planners need to use to plan the road?	They use newspapers and brochures.
4.Why can’t the roads be bumpy or steep?	Because the planners need to make sure that
5.Why can’t the road be put down if the route is not cleared?	Because if the route is not cleared the road might not stay at the route.

Hoikoi-by Aleenah

Takapu-by Aleenah

Pohutakawa-by Aleenah