For this task I created a narwhale design for my summer learning jounery. One fact I learnt about this task is that there is a narwhale that is 105 to 125 years old. I enjoyed this task because I got to learn about Narwhales.

For this task I created a narwhale design for my summer learning jounery. One fact I learnt about this task is that there is a narwhale that is 105 to 125 years old. I enjoyed this task because I got to learn about Narwhales.

For this task created a tribal mask for our task. We had to ethier create a diving mask or a tribal mask. One fact I found interesting about tribal mask is that mask wearing Is A vital part of african secret societies and life cycle rituals.
For this task our activity was to find all of the words in the word search. I had to find all of the Te Moana words and cross out all of them that I find. I enjoyed this task becasue I liked the way how I got to find all of the words and it sets a really defficult challenge to find every single word.

For this task we created our own sea creture using the google draw. I created a digital puffer fish on my cartoon colectables card. somthing I found interesting about this task is that puffer fish love to prey on shellfish, crabs, mussels, clams and other shellfish; they are also known to have a taste for sea urchins, sea stars and some algae. I enjoyed this task because I got to learn about puffer fish and what thier like to eat.

For this task we had to use google draw to crate a japanese puffer fish. My fish is a orange and pale design with a big mouth so it can inhale all of the air so it can create its spikes. I enjoyed this taks because I got to create a japanese puffer fish. One fact I found interesting is that all pufferfish have a beak-like cluster of four fused teeth at the forefront of their mouths.

For this task we created a warning poster about a dangourous sea creature that learks near the oceen floor. We added saftey tips and created our own creture on craiyon. One fact I found iteresting about this task is that sharks can sence blood from a quater of a mile away. I enjoyed this task because I got to learn about sharks and how to create a warning poster.

For this task I created a origami fish. I had to watch a tutorial on how to make an origami fish. I used a pink piece of paper for the createing part and drew an eye on the fish. One fact I found interesting about the origaami is that origami is a Japanese art form that involves carefully folding paper to form complex shapes. I enjoyed this task because I got to learn how to make origami fish.

For this task I created a wanted poster about a stonefish. Three facts I found interesting about this sea beats is that stonefish is one of the most deadliest venomous fish in the whole world, really good and fast predatours and can live up to 24 hours out of water. I enjoyed this task becasue I got to make this poster.

For this task we researched different tattoos about our culture. We looked at three different cultures that you could choose from to research about and find the different history behind the tattoo. The three cultures that I picked were Maori, Tonga, and Samoa. I researched about how the tatau/tattoo was created and looked for the different meanings. Lastly, we created a presentation and presented our work. One thing I found interesting about this task is that Samoa tattoos are about 3,000 years old.

For this task we have been using papyrusAI to help with our writing. PapyrusAI uses generative AI which means it helps to create patterns in words with Large, Language, Models. We used our knowledge of two fairy tales, Little Red Riding Hood and Snow White and merged them together to make one whole story that I had to write. I really liked merging two stories together and making a story using two fairy tales.
Once upon a time, there was a girl named Little Red Riding Hood who lived in a small, darkening cottage with tall trees surrounding it, letting no sunlight through. It was cold, and she was told that her grandma was sick. She had to deliver a basket full of freshly baked muffins to her as her mother warned her never to talk to strangers. She promised to keep safe and set off into the cold woods.
Meanwhile, Snow White lived in a huge castle visible from all around the woods. She lived with her stepmum and father, but her stepmum hated Snow White. One day, Snow White’s step mom asked her magic mirror, “Who is the fairest of them all?” The mirror replied, “You are beautiful, but Snow White is more beautiful than them all.” Furious, the step mom ordered her men to take Snow White into the woods to never return. Alone in the dark woods, amid strange sounds, Snow White bumped into Little Red Riding Hood. “Who are you?” asked Snow White. “I am Little Red Riding Hood, trying to get to my grandma’s cottage,” she replied. “I don’t know where I’m going,” admitted Snow White. “Is it alright if I come with you?” “Of course,” said Little Red Riding Hood, and off they went to her grandma’s cottage.
As they walked happily towards grandma’s house, they stumbled upon Snow White’s step mom, disguised as an old grandma and a dark figure deep in the woods, but they couldn’t make out what it was. “Hello, young ladies, do you care for an apple?” said the stepmom in disguise. Although the apple was poisoned, stronger than anything else, they didn’t notice. But Red Riding Hood was suspicious of the old lady, and Snow White took the apple and a BIG BITE! After a few seconds, Snow White came crashing down to the ground, and the old lady was nowhere to be seen.
Little Red Riding Hood saw Snow White fumble to the ground. “I knew we should never have trusted her,” said Red Riding Hood. Meanwhile, in Snow White’s head, she thought, “It must have been my step mom because she always hated me and knew different spells.” While Red Riding Hood was looking for help, the figure got closer and closer. “Ahhhh!” screamed Red Riding Hood. It was the wolf, and it started chasing her down the woods. But as soon as it caught up to her, a large, bright light shone upon them—it was a beautiful prince, and the forest was filled with his light. “What a beautiful girl, who is she?” asked the prince, not knowing that the wolf was in terror at the sight of him. The wolf ran back into the forest. “This is my friend Snow White,” said Red Riding Hood. “Is it alright if I take her home to heal her?” asked the prince. Red Riding Hood agreed, and then the prince’s men came to carry Snow White. But as soon as they picked her up, the piece of apple fell out of her mouth. She saw the beautiful prince and fell in love with him, and the three went to his castle and lived a happy life.
Just as they prepared to leave, the wolf suddenly reappeared, looking sheepish and apologetic. “I’ve brought you an apple pie to make up for my mistake,” he said, his eyes full of regret. The three of them exchanged wary glances, remembering the poisoned apple from before. Suspicious of another trick from Snow White’s step mom, they politely declined the pie. The disappointed wolf nodded and slinked back into the forest, never to return.
