Family Tree

Hey bloggers! this is my family tree. It includes my most recent heritage and some information about my grandparents. My maternal grandmother traced my entire family back to 1603!! I hope you like it.

My Petrifying Portrait

Hello Bloggers! The teachers made us draw portraits. And I constructed a monstrosity. It's not that bad... but I'd rather draw an inanimate object than a human. I HATE drawing humans.

apart from the face, I'm very happy about the background. It expresses what I like to do and all my hobbies. You might be wondering what's in the bowl, that's curry. It looks a bit weird, yeah.

But I still like it. in the top left are the countries I am from. I was born in Auckland. and most of my family is from the UK. I enjoy doing surf lifesaving and swimming. I also love geography and Minecraft.

Waste of resources

What is waste? waste can be a verb or a noun, and I'm going to talk about waste as a noun. Landfill. Plastic. Sewage. an object becomes waste when you simply don't want it anymore. Here's an example: a tub of yogurt. You wouldn't consider it to be waste, right? Not until you're done with it. now you have a plastic lid and a plastic tub. unless you were using something else for your tubs. if you do, good job. but that's another matter. I'm here to talk about wasting resources.

what resources do we waste, you may ask? well, funnily enough, we waste most of the resources we need to survive. let's talk about it as a verb now.

Water

Freshwater only makes 2.5% of the total volume of the world's water. But considering 70% of that freshwater is in the form of ice and permanent snow cover and that we only have access to 200,000km3 of freshwater overall,  and the demand for water could soon exceed our supply. 

 Oil

The fear of reaching the last reserves of oil continues to haunt the oil industry. the BP Statistical Review Of World Energy measured total global oil at 188.8 million tonnes, from proved oil resources at the end of 2010. This is only enough to oil for the next 46.2 years. 

We need to be careful about using our resources well. to save oil, we can ride in cars less, and use vehicles that are eco-friendly, like bikes. the whole world needs to work together to save our planet. we can help to save water by taking shorter showers. you can water your garden less. thank you for reading my small descriptive speech.

I'm A Big Brain

Hello. do you think you could solve this problem? I didn't think so. well, I can. it's simple.

10 x 4 - 2 x (8 ÷ 4) ÷ 2 ÷ 0.5 + 9  OK, following the rules of bedmas, we will do the brackets first. 8 ÷ 4 is 2.

10 x 4 - 2 x 2 ÷ 2 ÷ 0.5 + 9 alright, now we will do the division second. 2 x 2 ÷ 2 is 2 again, and then 2 ÷ 0.5 is 4.

10 x 4 - 4 + 9 It's getting smaller, see?  now we do  10 x 4. which is 40.

40 - 4 + 9 now we can go left to right. 40 - 4 is 46, plus nine is...  45!!!

there's your answer.

BEDMAS animation

Hello viewers! this is my bedmas animation.it teaches you basic bedmas. hope you enjoy!

Japanese Art

Inuit Slide

Hello Fellow bloggers! for term 4 inquiry we are doing cultures from around the world. this is my Inuit slide. I hope you enjoy.