My Theory.

 

Native American Creation Myth.

 Native American Creation Myth.

For Te Ao we have been remaking a creation myth from any culture we wanted, I chose the Native American creation myth because I thought it would be interesting. On the site I used I got all my information so I retold it in a easier and more fun to read, hope you like it.

Bob The Builder Season 3 Episode 9 Hero's Journey.

For me and Angus's hero journey we choose bob the builder because its funny.

The Walk/Run To Spencer Park.

 Yesterday we ran to Spencer Park, it was extremely exhausting. The run and walk started off when me, Thomas, Bronson and my sister, Ava got driven down to Broad Park by Jono, Brookes dad. When we got to Broad Park we had to find our teacher/parent, me, Bronson and Ava were with Melissa. In our group we had(for a brief period of time) Nick G, Lucy, Mikayla, Me, Bronson, Ava, Dexter, Jayden K, Jayden H and Aliqua. Jayden and Aliqua were not there. We were one of the three walk/run groups when the run started we ran to one Km. Nick, Lucy and Mikayla ran off ahead. At one Km we started walking, Whenever we were too far behind Melissa we had to run up to her to keep up. Two Km's felt like one million Kilometers but we still had to push through the excruciating walk. When we were at six Km's I was starting to feel a sense of accomplishment. When we got there Mr Redmond took a photo of us with the 7km sign and I was overwhelmed to be there because my legs were killing me, but when I saw there was no seats left I was fuming but Thomas found me a seat so we sat there for a bit. 

Tech

 For tech today I did fabrics and robotics, in fabrics I made a beanie because I didn't want to make shorts. For robotics we are going to make battle bots, we watched proper battle bots. I was fun but we had to dismantle the robots at the end.

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Math - Fibonacci Sequence

Today I am sick, but I like math so I continued doing what I do for math at school which is the Fibonacci Sequence. The formula for the Fibonacci sequence is Fn-2 + Fn-1. My mum made me do the Fibonacci sequence using the formula, until I reached the twenty-second number in the Fibonacci sequence. At school I had gotten up to the eleventh number in the Fibonacci sequence which was 89, the tenth number was 55, so I had to add up 55 to 89 which equaled 144 (which is my favourite number as it can be multiplied by 12 divided by 12 and is the 12th number in the Fibonacci sequence.) Then for the thirteenth number I did 89 + 144 which equaled 233, Then I did the fourteenth number which was 144 + 233 which equaled 377. See if you can spot a pattern forming, then I did the fifteenth which was 610, then I did the sixteenth number in the Fibonacci sequence which was 987, then I did the seventeenth number which was 1597, then I did the next number in the Fibonacci sequence which was 2584, then I did the nineteenth number which was 4181, then the twentieth number which was 6765, then I did the twenty-first number which was 10946. Finally it was time to do the twenty-second number I add 6765 and 10946 the answer took me about half a minute to figure out it was 17711.                                                                                     

Te Reo Maori - Tenses.

 In Te Reo Maori we have learnt about how to say tenses about the past, present and future. We commented on people's blog in the beginning with maori phrases, and now we're doing a blog. 

Past - I haere ahau - I went

Present - Kei te haere ahau - I am going

Future - Ka haere ahau - I will go