Flying Grandma Game!

This is the Flying Grandma Game Lucy, Ngaaraima and I have created.

Instructions: Use the arrow keys to move. Use the SPACE bar to use your magic powers. The aim of the game to collect the stars, at the end see how many points you have. Each star is worth 10 points.

Rainfall Taskboard

We have been reading a book named Rainfall by Ella West and we had a task board to complete about the book so here's all the links to my work.

Kōwhai Seed Planting

Today we planted Kowhai seeds here are the steps.
First, we got our cups and spoons/soil tablets and 50mls of water. We poured the water over the soil tablet and waited for the soil to absorb the water.
Once it had absorbed the water we took the coating off the soil and mixed it together.
Then we used sandpaper and lightly scraped the seed about 6-7 times. Once that was done we got a peat pot to plant our seed in.
We used most of the soil then made a hole in the middle to place the seed in, then we covered it with the remaining soil.
Then we placed the peat pot into a clear plastic cup and placed our names on the cup.

First step

Second step

Third step

Fourth Step

Drop Cover Hold

A Window Into My Lockdown

This is a window into my lockdown this isn't everything that happened but this is what I spent the majority of my time doing. The 3 things I spent most of my time doing was playing/using my phone, going on Netflix and Baking/Cooking.

The Mona Lisa

A)What is the name of the artwork? The Mona Lisa.

B) Who is the artist? Leonardo da Vinci.

C) Where is the artist from? Anchiano, Italy.

D) List three facts about the artist: 1, He was born in 1452. 2, He died in 1519 (aged 67) 3, Leonardo did not get any formal education.

E) What does the artwork represent? The Mona Lisa's famous smile represents the sitter in the same way that the juniper branches represent Ginevra Benci and the ermine represents Cecilia Gallerani in their portraits, in Washington and Krakow respectively.

F) Where is it currently displayed? The Mona Lisa is being displayed in the Louvre Museum.

G) When was it completed? 1503.

H) Why did you choose this piece of art? Because out of all the artwork I knew the most about the Mona Lisa.

Making Bug's!

We watched a video of how to make a bug of of the things in your backyard/garden here are some steps in how to make your own, also some questions I had to answer. 

A) What are the steps?
 1. Forage for materials
 2. Get into the flow
 3. Choose an insect
 4. Build your bug
 5. Take sweet picture!

B) Do they look realistic? Are they easy to make?
I think they look quite realistic and I think they would be easy to make but you'd have to be creative and use your imagination.

C) How do you think he chooses which bug to make?
I think he looks at the materials he has and sorts through what he has and then makes his mind up about the most practical bug to make with his materials.

D) What do you have in your backyard?
I have a lot of flowers, twigs, leaves and plants plus a whole lot more!

E) What could you use to make a sculpture?
I could use flowers, leaves twigs berries/seeds from the plants

F) What insect would you choose?
I don't know what i'd choose it would always depend on what I have to make the bug.