My warmest clothes would be my school uniforms. Got everything there to keep me warm and I can take them off whenever I want to because I am in layers.
Can you try to beat me with layers if we were in a competition?
My warmest clothes would be my school uniforms. Got everything there to keep me warm and I can take them off whenever I want to because I am in layers.
Can you try to beat me with layers if we were in a competition?
I have made cloud in a bottle instead of jar. First you will need some rubbing alcohol. Pour some rubbing alcohol into a plastic bottle and shake. Then use a pump to pump some air into the bottle. When it gets hard on the pump, now release the top and you shall see the cloud forming inside the bottle. Warning: the bottle may make a pop sound. That is why I am wearing a face shield. Now you can watch the video below and see how I did it.
Here is my Winter Senses Poem.
I chose this warm place called Hong Kong because I have family members there. The average temperature is around 20°C to 30°C during the winter.
There are so many different transports, double-decker buses, trams, subways, ferries and mini buses. The transport fees are very cheap as well.
Going on the tram ride and double-decker buses were my favourite transports when I was in Hong Kong.
What is your favourite thing to do when you are travelling to another country?
These are my favourite facts about Matariki:
Matariki ahunga nui means Matariki plentiful of food
Matariki has many different names around the world
Matariki is one of the closest star clusters to Earth
During this winter, I decided to choose a winter destination I could go to this summer. This place is called Isa City in the south of Japan. I chose Isa City because there is a huge waterfall with snow in the mountains nearby. The waterfall has got a lovely flowing stream, a deck with heaps of people on it, rocks at the bottom and trees all around. There are also the best restaurants not far away if I am hungry.
This is my work.
Where is your winter destination?
During these winter holidays, I decided to make four winter themed math problems. All you have to do is to get pen, paper and your brain so you can solve them while playing the slideshow. When the snowflake appears underneath the click to reveal, click on the snowflake and you will see the answer. Then click the next question and you will be able to solve the next question. Get ready…
How would you rate the difficulty of my questions if 1 is very easy and 10 is very hard?
This upcoming Friday is a special holiday called Matariki. Matariki is a cluster of stars, appearing every year around late June and early July. Matariki is also known as the Māori New Year so I decided to celebrate Matariki by making a star themed snack, which in this case is Star Shaped Chips. It is a very simple and easy snack to enjoy. After making it, I took a few photos and made a recipe about it. I found it fun cutting the potatoes while my mum does the cooking. This is the recipe I created using Google Drawings.
I also created some pizza stars.
How do you celebrate your New Year?
During this holiday, we have the Winter Learning Journey where we have to do different tasks and blog about it. One of the tasks is to create some music that reminds me of Matariki using Song Maker. Then we had to screencastify it onto our blogs. I chose a piece of music that is also a bedtime or a sleepy kind of music. Can you guess what song it actually is? Here it comes…