I am a Year 7 student at Christ the King School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Room 5 and my teachers are Ms Ashe and Ms Goodier.
Tuesday, 31 March 2015
Chromebook
Chromebooks
Chromebooks are useful in many ways. Like to work at home and work at work or work anywhere you want. You can do work anywhere all you need is an internet connection. You can research, collaborate and share your work with your friend in doing projects. Before we had chromebooks, we had to wait for the computers. Now when we have chromebooks, we are not to wait.
But there’s still always a bad side. One bad thing about the chrome is if you don’t have internet you basically can’t do anything. And it doesn't have much storage space to download game and applications.
By:Mikayla
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Writing
Monday, 30 March 2015
Facts
The Nikau tree
By:Mikayla
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Writing
Tuesday, 17 March 2015
Book review 1
GUARDIANS OF Ga'Hoole:
The journey Part 2
The main charades are Shorn, Twilight, Gylfie, Digger and St. Aegolius (St. Aggie). It begun as a dream. A quest for the Ga’Hoole tree.
In the mistress place each night a group of owls make noble deeds. St. Aggie and her patrol own the St. Aegolius Academy for orphans. But not a good kind, they steal baby owls and owl eggs. When they hatch she takes them to the academy. They keep them until they are an adult and gives them to the patrol to steal other baby owls. I rate this book 8.5 out of 10. I recommend this to ages 8 and
By:Mikayla
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Reading
Friday, 13 March 2015
Global warming
Global warming
as the sun? Will Arctic
and Antarctica melt?
Global warming starts
when heat is trapped in the earth’s surface. I can’t answer if the earth will be as hot as the sun. But if the Arctic and Antarctica melt it will affect the whole world.
The water goes to the coast of a land and water level rises results to flash flooding. It destroys buildings, farmlands and nature. It damages the place and cause a lot of homeless people. The floods will leave families in poverty. There will be more cases of flooding and droughts.
By Mikayla
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Writing
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