Last Tuesday as part of our writing we did an experiment call Yeast Balloon.We had to write up an experiment using an aim, hypothesis, method (steps), result and conclusion.
Monday, June 29, 2020
Tuesday, June 23, 2020
Suzanne Aubert-a person who lived like Jesus through the Holy Spirit
Suzanne Aubert
When was Suzanne Aubert Born?Suzanne Aubert was born on 19 June 1835
When did Suzanne Aubert die?
Suzanne Aubert die on 1 October 1926
Where was Suzanne Aubert born?
Suzanne Aubert was born in Saint Symphorien de Lay, France
How did Suzanne Aubert get famous? Suzanne Aubert formed the
Congregation of the Holy Family to educate Maori children
Why is Suzanne Aubert famous?
She became well known to Maori and Pakeha, Catholic and non-Catholic
communities as she moved around the district ministering to her people
How old was Suzanne Aubert before she died?
Suzanne Aubert was 91 years old when she died
What is Suzanne Aubert's second name?
Suzanne Aubert’s second name is Mary Joseph Aubert
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Friday, June 19, 2020
Friday, June 12, 2020
Promises That Jesus Made To Be Present Through The Holy Spirit
Today I learnt about the Seven Sacraments. The Seven Sacraments are Baptism, Holy Communion, Matrimony, Holy Orders, Anointing the Sick, Reconciliation and Confirmation. The promises Jesus made through the Holy Spirit was the church, Word of God and the Seven Sacraments.
Heart Map Writing Why I love my family
Today I did heart map writing. When I did heart map writing I wrote why I love my my family.
Monday, June 8, 2020
Dams Information
A dam holds water. A dam blocks the flow of water in rivers, streams or
estuaries. A dam is divided into lots of parts.
estuaries. A dam is divided into lots of parts.
Where are dams built?
Dams are built over a stream, a river, a lake or an estuary. After World
War Two dams were made out of earth and rocks.
War Two dams were made out of earth and rocks.
What are the purposes of dams?
The purpose of dams is to retain water and to prevent areas from
flooding.
Dams are also used for irrigation purposes.
flooding.
Dams are also used for irrigation purposes.
Where are the dams?
There are five dams located in the Waitakere Ranges,
four reservoirs in the Hunua Ranges and one reservoir in Papakura.
four reservoirs in the Hunua Ranges and one reservoir in Papakura.
Facts about dams
They can control hydro electric power.
The dams supply 80% percent of water.
We get 1.8 metres of rain annually.
The Waitakere dams supply 20% of Auckland’s water.
The dams supply 80% percent of water.
We get 1.8 metres of rain annually.
The Waitakere dams supply 20% of Auckland’s water.
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