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Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 8, 2021

All About the Haka!

All About the Haka!



Here in NZ, we do the haka. But what is the haka? This video will teach you all about what the haka is and why we do it!


A haka is a war dance. It started in 1888. 

Sundown: The war dance scares the opponents. Nowadays the haka can be used to welcome people, ceremonies, and celebrations or to express thoughts and feelings. 


The haka is a group of people standing in rows Moving in a sequence. The haka uses your whole body, mouth, and eyes. Maori chants and songs are used while moving. The songs tell stories and legends of Maori Culture. 

The Ka Mate Haka is the most famous haka because it is performed by the All Blacks at every intentional rugby game. It was created by Te Raruparaha. The story is about his escape from death. 

I want to learn the haka.

And that’s all about the haka!

Sunday, September 26, 2021

How Chromebooks have helped my learning.

 How Chromebooks have helped my learning.



Wednesday, September 22, 2021

Transformation on Scratch

 Transformation on Scratch


On Scratch, we made short videos about transformation. the four things of transformation are rotation, reflection, enlargement, and translation. Rotation is where you rotate, reflection is where you reflect, enlargement is where you get bigger and translation is where you move somewhere. 

Thursday, September 2, 2021

Kiwi Facts On Scratch

 Kiwi Facts On Scratch


On Scratch, room 11 made educational videos that had facts about New Zealand birds. This one was mine: 


It took me a long time to do all the coding. It was really hard to do, so I can't really explain it. But I'll try.  First, I got the characters. Then, I customized them. Next, I picked the background I wanted. Then, I found the blocks I wanted and put them together! That's pretty much all that I can explain. 



 

Sunday, June 20, 2021

Learn Te Reo Maori Card

 Learn Te Reo Maori Card

Room 11 is working on pop-up cards and I made one that helps you learn Te Reo Maori: