For the past few weeks I have been doing Visual Arts for passion projects, I made a few pieces of art and they turned out pretty good, my goal was to learn how use watercolour properly but I didn't end up doing watercolour because I didn't get it.
I made a picture hanger with maori decoration and I also made a rainbow whakatauki poster.
Aim: To observe a neutralisation reaction.
Method:
1. Get a Test tube rack, 6 test tubes, acid, base and universal indicator
2. Fill 4 test tubes with 3 mL of acid
3. Fill 2 test tubes with 3mL of of base
4. Add a squirt of universal indicator to each
5. Add different amounts of acid and base to make the colours of the rainbow (ROYGBI)
Results:
Discussion:
We learned how to make the colours of the rainbow with chemicals mine turned out not bad but we couldn't make indigo so we made them light and we made a light blue so we could use the dark blue as indigo. Yesterday for our experiment we learned how to make natural indicators with the rainbow.
I think my group did a really good job we got all the colours for the rainbow and I think i would do it again.
Conclusion:
In our results you can see that it worked, I don't think I would do anything differently because I had fun my group had fun and it was fun just using chemicals to make colours of the rainbow i would gladly do it again and I would do it exactly the same and wouldn't change it.
When do you hear this song?
We usually hear it on the ANZAC day dawn services in ANZAC cove, but you can hear it when your at a military funeral or when your at an ANZAC March.
Why is this song significant/Important to New Zealand?
It's important to New Zealand because it's a sign of remembrance and for all the people that fought for our country that passed away in the war or the ones that passed away after the war and for all the familys that had someone from there family fight in the war.
What is the history behind the last post and why was it played and when?
It is a military tradition to play the last post, The last post is the bugle call that signifies the end of the days activities. It is also sounded at military funerals to indicate that the soldier has gone to his/her final rest and at commemorative services such as Anzac Day and Remembrance Day.
What does this song represent?
It represents all the people that fought in the war and they play it in the funerals to indicate a solider has gone to his/her final rest.
For the past few weeks in health we have been learning about Taha Whanau/Social Wellbeing I have made a google slide to show you my work
Here it is
In 1860 African girls, boys, men and women were taken and used as slaves in america and the only way they were able to escape or communicate was by singing. They used singing at all kinds of things such as funerals, weddings (if they were aloud one) and they also used them for escape plans and they sang to keep them self's company while they were working for hours in a day, some of them ended up getting out from a women.
The women was Harriet Tubman, She is also known as Moses she is most famous for helping thousands of people get out of the slave states in america. She helped them escape with these underground railroads, She made all kinds of pathways to get them in the other parts of america, they sung one of these songs.
The song was 'wade in the water', this song is about Africans jumping in the water to get there scent off so that the guards or guard dogs couldn't smell them out so they can escape, I think that was an awesome way to get out of that place because it is smart and it also saves them.
It is still important today because family's still get affected from them knowing it was there familys and ancestors that had to go through that and many musicians today still protest this just like the Black Live Matter Movement because these are all important things for everyone
Parallel- A circuit in which the bulbs are divided up evenly.
Series- a circuit in which the bulbs are in one continues line.
1. Circuit with one bulb.
2. Series circuit with 2 bulbs
3. Parallel Circut with 2 bulbs
4. Parallel circuit with
-one bulb
- one switch
