The making of me

We are working on the human machine this term, so we had to go into a website and put in our height and weight and it came up with a bunch of interesting facts about our bodies, then we created a tagul that had the facts in it, and my shape for my tagul is a heart.

body parts (Te Reo)

We had to name some of the basic Body parts in Maori. 

Ode to my heart

Success criteria 

Choose an ordinary place , object or thing your are going to write about.

Give your subject thanks eg. (Oh).

Speak directly to the object.

Use descriptive vocabulary to bring the object to life (personification).

Use repetition lines.

Ode to my heart

Oh, my amazing heart

You have pumped my blood from the very start,

You are helpful, thoughtful and very kind,

You give blood to my wonderful mind.

Oh! My helpful heart

You are very very smart, 

Your always there.

I would be dead if you didn't care.

Beating every second of the day

I smile and say hooray!

You were always in my heart 

And we will never part.

Reflection 

Plus : I liked rhyming the poem.

Minus: I could have written more.

Intresting: personification was really fun to do.

Electronics

My learning journey at electronics began today. I found the the Get Ready Get thru website says that we need a torch with spare batteries in our emergency kit. I am going to design and make a torch ready for an emergency. 

Congratulations doctor

Yesterday we did a inquiry about the human body and the organs. We had to draw them and Cut them out and tape them to the person. I think it was challenging because the person we were putting the organs on was moving a lot. It mostly worked out well because we got everything on the person. I wonder how much the human brain can remember?