Georges Seurat

 

3.2 He aha te Taima?

 

3.2 He aha te Taima?

 

WRITING ABOUT ANYTHING

 

Rubbish

 How we can pick up rubbish so our planet can be a butter place for us to live in and rubbish is very easy to pick up so I know that we can do it. And did you know that there are people from around the world helping us to pick up all of the rubbish, and other things that can hurt our earth. And all the people from the different countries are doing a good job because they are trying so hard and all the rubbish that we put in our bins don’t go to the real bins they go to other countries and now that countries has to deal with our rubbish and it is not fear for them because they have to pick after us. 

When you throw your rubbish in the water or the river or even in the sea then all that rubbish is going to go on a very big island then it is going to break up into little bits then the fish will eat it and then the other animals will eat the fish and they will all die because of rubbish and if we eat fish then that won’t be good for us because there will be our rubbish inside us and we might die because rubbish is not good for use or fish.

 And at the bottom of the sea is lots and lots of rubbish and lots of other things that our sea animals can eat like someone lost something that they love or something that is special to them and a fish or shark eats it. Did you know that rubbish and plastic can hurt all the animals in our country and in other countries because they can eat rubbish too because people in the other countries can put their rubbish in the sea, rivers.

 How you can deal with all of your rubbish so don’t throw it away, you can use your rubbish for a lot of other things and don’t forget to use your head and don’t throw away just use it to make different things because I know that you can do it. So remember to think about other countries before you throw away OK because I know that you got it in you so think before you throw.        

Writing - Explanation (Plastic Pollution) - T4, 2020

 

Writing Planner - Describe, Explain (Plastic Pollution)

 

Awesome Algebra

 

Turning old into new

 We are talking about wood, metal, and plastic and if you have bottles take them to a recycling facility where the bottles are put into a grinder, where they're cut into small chips. The chips are melted, and that liquid is pushed through tiny holes. They are then torn into short places and carded before being spun into yarn. The yarn is woven into polyester clothing and other materials.

Immersion Assembly

This week our theme is art alive.

On Monday our theme is art alive. That is where we learn about arts from around the world and it is so cool because we get to draw them too. 

And my was team 5 and my other one was the other one that the teachers draw their faces in different arts and that is what I liked.

 

 

Marvellous Measurement 2

 

Marvellous Measurement 1

 

Sebastião Salado

 

1. Hes art is good because I like who he is really intelligent and he loves using lots of colours and that is why I love hes art. 

Plastic fantastic

 

1. At the market we are trying to say no to the checkout because most people just throw the rubbish into the sea or the rubbish bin and that is not good because it can go all the way out to the sea animals and wales, dolphins will die by eating rubbish.

2. A plastic bag can kill a lot of animals because they take so long to disintegrate. 13 million plastic bags end up in the ocean each year and it is not good for our animals because they can eat all the plastic things in our world. 

3. Like plastic bags or bottles or any other junk, and it creates harm to our environment and it is bad for all of the animals in this world and other places so we need to start to not use plastic bags anymore because it is bad for use because it is in our salt, water and it is in our food to so stop using plastic bags.

   

 

 

 

  

Vincent

 Who is vincent? he is a famous artist.

When was he alive? alive in 30 March 1853 

What did the artist create? Biography, art, & facts

When he died? dead in 29 July 1890