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Friday, 27 September 2019

...Science Work...

What is Pumice?

How does it form from Volcanoes?

What are its properties?

How is it like Hockey Pockey?



How did we make it, and get it foamy?

1. A very light and porous volcanic rock formed when a gas-rich froth of glassy lava solidifies rapidly.

2. The vesicles are actually gas bubbles that were trapped in the rock during the rapid cooling of a gas-rich frothy magma. The material cools so quickly that atoms in the melt are not able to arrange themselves into a crystalline structure. Thus,pumice is an amorphous volcanic glass known as a "mineraloid."

3. 
1. Composition. Pumice has a chemical composition similar to that of obsidian, or volcanic glass. ...
2. Density. Pumice is very lightweight. ...
3. Buoyancy. Pumice stones are so lightweight they will usually float on water for a time, before eventually sinking 
once becoming waterlogged. ...
4. Abrasivity. ...
5. Color.

4. It looks like Hockey Pockey because, when it gets hard, it looks like it, and when it is cooking and in its liquid form it looks different.

5. We made it foam by using Baking soda.
If you are wondering how we made Hockey Pockey, Well we used:

*Sugar.
*Golden Syrup.
*Baking soda.
*Spoon to stir.

Tuesday, 10 September 2019

Gymnastics

Today in gymnastics my friends and I were taking turns on the mini tramp. What we were trying to learn was landing a front flip/sum Assault, at first it was difficult for us as a team to learn one thing, but in the end we pulled through.

Here's a videos...







Thursday, 5 September 2019

should zoos be shutdown...

All zoos should be shut down and release animals back to there natural habitat.

Animals should be able to live harmless from humans and predators.

I think they shouldn't shut down zoos because if they didn't have zoos all the animals would start to get extinct and we would not be able to see anymore of our favourite animals anymore. If zoos were to get shut down we would be killing our animals, and before you know it all animals will be wiped from the face of the earth making our earth boring. Releasing animals back into there natural habitat would be suicide for animals.

Zoos help keep animals safe and immunised so that they can reproduce more species and make sure they don't have/carry any diseases, so that animals can get released back into there natural habitat.
Zoos help keep soon to be extinct animals alive so that they can live longer instead of dying. Zoos help separate other animals from there predators, which makes other animals feel more safer than out in the wild.

It is much easier for animals to live in zoos rather than live out in the wild. My reasons are because animals have to gather there own food meaning elder animals leave there younger animals behind while they are out hunting, but in zoos they have people get them food, and have people who play with them and keep them company so they don't feel lonely.

Tuesday, 3 September 2019

English Language features

LANGUAGE FEATURES FOR RUGBY AND LEAGUE 
The language features used are: simile, metaphor, personification, alliteration and onomatopoeia. Please write the language features after each sentence. Refer back to the definitions if you need to. Note: There may be more than one language feature for each number. 

1) The Hornby High rugby league team was a machine against Haeata.
Metaphor 
 2) However, one could be forgiven for thinking they were like a machine that had been left in the shed over the summer.
simile
 3) They coughed and choked like an old car, before the teamed changed into overdrive for the second half. 
Simile and a Metaphor
4) As the game went on, crashes, cracks and collisions were heard around the field. 
5) Haeata became a car wreck in the last quarter, with a total of 3 players yellow carded. Metaphor
6) Hornby went on a frenetic feeding frenzy in the last 15 minutes, amassing a very satisfying 20 points. Metaphor
7) Sonny was like a caped crusader scoring several scintillatingly stunning tries. Simile
8) The Hornby supporters clapped and cheered when he did. 
Onomatopoeia 
9) Lewis limped languidly off the field after halftime. 
Alliteration 
10) The rubber hits the road for the Hornby next week.
Metaphor
11) Corey is the king of Junior Rugby League coaching.
Metaphor
12) Haeata licked their wounds after the full-time whistle. 
Metaphor
13) The Hornby backs were like a fully firing flight squadron. 
Simile and Alliteration
14) The forwards were a fleet of tanks demolishing everything in their path. Metaphor
15) The junior league competition is shaping up to be a monster competition. Metaphor
16) The first round of the competition chuckled at critics who said it was going to be boring. Alliteration and 
17) The Hornby fields sighed with its growing pains.
18) Junior and Khan were like unstoppable machines. 
Simile 
19) Jaedon was a turbo-charged bulldozer on the field.
Metaphor
20) Vai was valiant, violently vicious, and very vigilant as he vanquished the opposition with a vengeance! 
Alliteration 

Finish off each word picture for each of the four seasons? Here is an example of one: Summer sounds like kids Splashing and yelling in the pool.

Spring looks like Blossom
Spring tastes like Fruit and honey
Spring smells like Dafitals 
Spring feels like Warm sun
Spring sounds like Birds chirping 

Summer looks like Bright
Summer tastes like Warm air
Summer smells like Burn
Summer feels like Hot
Summer sounds like splashing

Autumn looks like Snow of leaves
Autumn tastes like `air
Autumn smells like fresh
Autumn feels like leaves of snow
Autumn sounds like leaves flying around

Winter looks like SNow
Winter tastes like hot chocolate 
Winter smells like Freezing air
Winter feels like Chills down my spine
Winter sounds like water dripping