Directions in Maori

This is my activity that we had to do for inquiry. It is all about the directions in Maori. Hope you enjoy.

D'mic blog post 1 week 5

This is my D'mic blog post 1. We were focusing on angles. We had to put our answer from degrees into fractions.

Testing the Bullet Train

Have you ever heard of the Bullet Train? Well I have. On Friday the 13th at midnight, I went on the Bullet Train to test it. I only went with my best friend Julianna. This Bullet Train was tested in Japan between Aomori and Sendai. I went there because I wanted to see how fast it could go. I was so lucky that I was chosen.

As Julianna and I stepped into the white long train I had the shivers. I had them because I was so nervous, but I was also excited. This was a one in a lifetime chance!

When we sat down nervously in our seats, we tried to stay calm. Julianna was so excited she couldn’t keep still.

“5 second until we leave!” The train speakers said with a dead tone.

Before I could speak the train went, zoom! We set off and I was pinned back to my seat so hard that I couldn’t get up, but I had just enough power to turn my head. As I was looking out of the window I could see nothing, the only thing I could see was the flickering of the light in the pitch blackness.

When the train pasted Sendai I could smell strong chemicals coming from the train. I think it was the gas of the train or something like that.

After a while the train stopped and I was so sick I had to puke in the rubbish bin. While I was puking Julianna called a taxi so we could go home.

In conclusion we had so much fun and this train was capable of 400 km that's probably why it is called the bullet train.

First up

This is my reading activity, it is about the first man that went to outer space.

Monster measure

This is my monster measure task.

D'mic blog post one

This is my D'mic blog post one.

Measuring items in the classroom.

This was very fun because I got to work with my friend 

Angelica. We had to measure items in the classroom.