Marshmellow towers

In health today we had to do marshmellow towers and I think that we did not do the best but it still stood up here is an image of the tower that I made.Befroe we made the marshmellow tower we had to pick a warm fuzzie a level of hellisons model I chose level 1 we also had to answer questions the questions are here 

What ip skill did you pick: verble comms

What warm fuzzie did you choose: good job

If you were to do it again what would you do differently: I would change the base of the structure

Who did you work with that went well: Rory

What level of hellisons model were you working at explain this: Level 1 Respect , Practises taks but is easily destracted, Willing to sit and do nothing, Participates without blaming or abusing others, Requires teacher super vision to complete tasks, Often non productive and listens to instrutions.

Anyways I could find a picture of my tower here it is.

Resilience

 This is a picture of a resilience poster that we had to do in class I hope that this poster helps for you to under stand what resilience means well what I think it means.

my game froot game

My Game Slide

For the last couple of weeks we have been creating a slide on game developement before we create the game so it's basicly a game desinge document. I think my game will be very good here is some info om my game.

So stan walker is our character and he needs to get to the top of mt cook because people took all of his cousins and put him to the test all of his cousins are at the top of mt cook and he will be determined to get to the top of the rediculisly tall mountain. How ever despite the very hard to climb mountain there will be challenges ahead ect: Heavily armed and dangorous villans with guns, there are five levels to the game and if you get through all the levels you win and get a prize. On your way you some how out of know where find a gun. Three lives to get through all of this mayhem good luck.

yeah

First of all heres my text :12: John: Peter, you can really fly? Could you teach us to fly? Could you teach us to jump on the wind’s back and away we’ll go!?! Instead of sleeping in our silly beds we might be flying about saying funny things to the stars! How do we do it? Think lovely thoughts? Think lovely thoughts! Fishing… picnics… sailing… PRESENTS!!! And away we goooooooooo!!!!!!!!!

Navigation in Space

 1.What is a solar system and what is the milky way an example of. A solar system consists of a star, such as the sun, and the objects affected by its gravity. These objects include planets, moons, asteroids, comets and meteoroids.2. The Milky Way galaxy is part of a group of galaxies called the Virgo Supercluster. The closest neighbors are the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds and the Andromeda galaxy.

2.What is a star describe a nebula.Stars are a huge amount of bodies in the sky made mostly of hydrogen and helium that produce light and heat from the churning nuclear forges inside their cores.2.A nebula is a cloud of gas and ust in outer space only visible at night.

3 What was the rocket that went into space called.Alliance Atlas V Rocket

4.How do stars die.Stars die because they exhaust their nuclear fuel. 

Jellie park water safety

 Tuesday the 24th of november we had to do a specific thing for the EOTC days I chose jellie park and made a google drawing about water safety here is my work.

So theres my work I hope that it is good because I tryed a little bit.

Comunication on earth

 There are loads of ways people can communicate on earth but I only have to explain three and how they work rather than like fifteen so here they are.

1.Cellphone/Mobile Phone

How does it work?

According to google a cell phone is essentially a two way radio consisting of a radio transmitter and a radio receiver. And when you talk with someone on your cell phone your cell phone converts your voice into an electrical signal which is then transmitted via radio waves to the nearest cell tower. The network of cell towers then relays the radio wave to your friend's cell phone which converts it to an electrical signal and then back to sound again.

2.A radio

How does it work?

Radio transmitters work by supplying a very fast changing electrical signal to an aerial like the ones on specific cars. To create a changing electromagnefied field. The speed at which these currents change controls the speed at which the electromagnetic field around the aerial changes. This is measured in hertz.

 

3. Paralinguistics

I don’t know much about this but this is what I got from the web,

Paralinguistics alludes to vocal communication that is detached from actual language. This includes factors like tone of voice, loudness and pitch.

Think of the powerful effect that tone of voice can have on the meaning of a sentence. When said in a strong tone of voice, listeners might interpret approval and enthusiasm. The same words said in a hesitant tone of voice might convey disapproval and a lack of interest.

We needed to comunicate from one end of the school field to another