Inquiry:V-hut

For inquiry we did a V-hut model with my friends Layton and Shayde we made a replica out of cardboard and wooden cardboard                                                                                     

I learnt 

V-huts were only found in Canterbury. They were temporary homes for the new

settlers in the 1850s.

They had a roof made of flax with doors and windows at one end. 

They did not have not have chimneys. They did their cooking outside.

They are called V-huts because they are shaped like an upside-down V.

The Early settlers brought from England furniture, including a table, chairs,

shelves, clock and drawers.

Bridle Path walk

 On 6th of July my class went on walk on the Bridle Path we went because we were learning about the 1850's.In the 1850's the Europeans walk over a big hill and then they made it the Bridle Path .We walked on the Bridle Path for the first time.I felt very tired when I got to the top.The hardest part was the steep part on they way up.On the down it was very steep on some parts I almost fell over even on a part I even did fall over. it hurt but I kept going down and 

Term 2 Reflection

 Today is the last day of the term 2. My favorite part of the term is playing at break.The biggest challenge was winter sports because we had warm up and run around.I learnt my division.And i'm proud of making new friends. 

My experience using MakeyMakey

 How have you been using MakeyMakey? Me and my team have made controller to play pac man 

my controller was shaped like a star 

How did you use the MakeyMakey to test if items were conductive? we tested materials to find conducted materials   

What you found out? water is conductive.