Eleven Times Tables

This is my short educational video about the eleven times tables, all though some may seem hard they actually have quite an easy pattern. Please leave positive feedback, thank you.

The TEV Wahine

The Wahine Disaster

The Wahine Disaster was a true story about how a Ship crashed in Wellington’s Harbour on the 10th of April 1968. The ship was a vehicle and passenger ferry, on its last journey it was carrying 68 cars and 25 tons of cargo.

Shortly after 6:00 am the Wahine’s radar system failed and massive waves from a Tropical Cyclone crashed onto it and sent passengers off their feet then ultimately sending the Ship into the notorious Barret Reef located in Wellington.

The Tropical Cyclone that caused this accident was called Cyclone Giselle.

The storm began a few days ago before it struck the Wahine and was suspected to be a Minor Tropical Cyclone headed towards the Chatham Islands, but it dramatically changed course to head towards Wellington which is where the Ship was sailing to.

Sadly 51 lost their lives on this tragic day. Another 1 person passed away 2 weeks after in hospital, and the 3rd person passed away in 1990 after the injuries sustained in the wreck.

The Wahine’s first voyage was on the 1st of August 1966, this tragic disaster was known as New Zealand's worst marine disaster.

Te Wairua Tapu

We have been learning about the Holy Spirit in Religious Education this week. I have made a blog post about the mission of the church today. Enjoy and remember leave a comment to help me improve my work. The Symbol on Slide 2 was to reflect the Holy Spirit.

Korean Flag

This is our Korean Flag project. Our Korean teacher assigned us to this task to make an accurate South Korean Flag with the meanings of the symbols. This will explain the meanings of what the symbols are on the South Korean Flag.

Surfing

Our class recently went on a trip to our beach for a surfing lesson, this slide will contain information about how to surf, and the famous surfer Duke Kahanamoku.

Valentines Day Inquiry

Valentines Inquiry

1: Saint Valentine is a third-century Roman Saint, he was also a priest.

2: He is celebrated on the 14th of February, Valentines Day.

3: The crazy thing is, the first Valentine's Day was in the year 496.
Which means this tradition is very old, 1523 years old to be exact.

4: Valentine's day is also the start of Spring for the Romans.

5: Saint Valentine was beheaded and then most of his body was buried at
Whitefriar Street Church in Dublin, Ireland.

Whitefriar Street Church, Dublin, Ireland

6: Parts of his body is kept in different places all around the world.
His skull is safely kept in Rome, Italy.

7: Saint Valentine was beaten, and tortured - he was also arrested and sent to jail.

Wellington

Shown here is the Tour Builder I have made about Room 1's Trip to Wellington, our class had so much fun exploring all the spectacular locations shown in the photo below. 

Click the Link below to check out what we did!

Tour Builder