For this task I created a prosthetic leg for an elephant. One fact that I learnt about elephants is that they use their super-strong, sensitive trunks to drink water, and pick up food about 150kgs. I enjoyed this task because I made a prostetic leg for an elephants and drew different patterns on.
For this task I did my Kick Start for my legs tally. It was about math problems relating to centipedes. Two facts that I found interesting about centipedes is that they have one pair of legs per body segment and always an odd number of pairs, not 100; some have over 170 pairs. I also found out that centipedes live in dark, damped places also can be found in gardens.
For this task I researched about the centipede and interesting facts about it. One interesting fact that I leanrt about the centipede is that Centipedes are superfast hunters that use special venomous claws hidden under their heads to grab and paralyze bugs, worms, and even tiny mice, but here’s the really cool part: they always have an odd number of pairs, and some can even grow new legs if they lose them, helping them survive to be important helpers in the garden.
For this weeks Summer Learing Journey this task was about Spider webs and Learing how to draw spider webs. One fact that I learnt about Spider webs are that their are extremely strong and is stronger than steel by the weight. Spider silk is even stronger then Kevlar.
For this weeks step it up task I created a creature with superpowers for my step it up task and merged different body parts of different animals to make on super creature. I enjoyed this task because I got to enjoy created my own creature Mury.
For this this week I created a Diorama about the Titanic and researched about its voyage and its history about the Titanic. The Titanic is known for one of historys most famous sinking and from this day still is. I also created a Google video to explain why I picked my topic the Titanic for famous history events.
For this task I created a Day and night rotation info, and a AI image of the day Turing into night. As the Earth rotates, the side facing the sun experiences daylight, while the side facing away from the sun is in darkness, experiencing nighttime.
For this task I created my own idiom. What is an idiom, an idiom is a sentence that isn’t real and is a figurative. My idiom was be your own sheapered, which means don’t be a sheep be your own leader. One thing I found intersting about this task is that we use idioms but don’t know when we use them.
For this task my group created a Google vid about how the ancient clocks works. Fun fact The first ever sundial was made in egypt back in 1500 BCE. The first sundials were shadow clocks that used a stick to indicate the time.
In reading one of our tasks were to create a summary that explained the ballad, Waltzing Matilda by Banjo Paterson, in exactly 25 words, no more or less. This narrative poem explains the supposed swagman that was trying to steal a jumbuck ( sheep ), with his tucker bag (bag made for food, especially made for swagmen). During this attempt the squatter ( the owner of the land ) had rode through the lands on his thoroughbred horse and had caught the unlucky swagman,