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25/05/2018

Today in English i was on readtheory I keep going up and down in the grades. but I keep going up in process levels. but i sometimes i get the quizes right and wrong. readthoery is fun to go on and lean on    

English SSR

9/05/2018   

Today in English for sustained silent reading I was reading about unbelievable facts. the site I was reading off is fact slides it is made for all ages. 

on factslides you can pick all the facts at the bottom you want to read about like facts of the day is cool to read. 

one of the facts I was cotton candy was invented by a dentist that is on unbelievable facts I will  do the lick at the bottom for people that want to go have a look at factslides.  

factslides  

10/05/2018 

Today in English I was back on factslides and back on facts of the day with facts of the day the next day they are new one on the slide.


I  seen a fact that i did not know about it is that kolas store  leaves in their cheek pouches to eat them later.


I seen different fact that i did not know about it's impossible to sneeze while sleeping.


I found anther fact that i did not know about is beer cans in japan  have braille on them so blind people don't confuse alcoholic drinks with soft drinks.

I have a different one about kolas There were over 10 million koalas before British settlersarrived in Australia. Now, there are around 43,000 in the wild.


fact of the day




 

11/05/2018

Today in English I was on Stuff site and I read about a waikato tractor driver  clocked almost 200 hours in  the two weeks before his death. 

An agricultural company was sentenced at the Huntly District Court after one of its workers died in a tractor crash after clocking up a 17 hour work day (file photo).

A North Waikato tractor driver was so tired after a 200 hour working fortnight he drove off the road to his death.

The Micheal​ Vining Contracting Ltd worker clocked up 197.25 hours in the two weeks leading up to the crash.

In October 2016, the driver was helping with harvesting operations on a farm in Pukekawa. He logged a 16.75 hour day before leaving the farm, taking a tractor home in preparation for the next day's work.

At 2.45am he crashed the tractor and died as a result of his injuries. The driver was also not wearing a seatbelt.

A WorkSafe investigation found that fatigue was the most likely cause of the accident. 

The agricultural company was sentenced in the Huntly District Court.

"Getting the job done is important, but not if the hours required to do it put workers at risk of injury or death," WorkSafe Deputy General Manager, Investigations and Specialist Services, Simon Humphries, said in a statement. 

The company had a health and safety document prepared for them in January 2016, Humphries said.

It identified fatigue as a high-rating hazard and outlined management steps including the monitoring of work hours and break times.

"This document had not been reviewed or implemented. The warning was there and the company did nothing about it.

"Seasonal work and tasks like harvest can put a huge amount of pressure on everyone involved.  Managing the risks is essential. The life, health and wellbeing of your workers must be your number one priority".

Micheal​ Vining Contracting Ltd was charged with failing to ensure, so far as was reasonably practicable, the health and safety of its workers.

The company was fined $10,000, however, the court indicated that a $325,000 was appropriate. Reasons why this amount was not imposed was suppressed by the court. 

Reparation of $80,000 and costs of $2656.50 were ordered

16/05/2018
I am curious about: why australia stop makeing holden's
 I found out: noting

17/05/2018

today in English i was on readtheory and I think I read 4 two 5 books and went up one level.    

sci

  

monarchs

monarchs

Drama (Matariki)

Stan walker aotearoa-don’t know what style of music it is

I like how creative it is

The song is about new zealand

I like the beat to it

(feat. Troy Kingi, Ria Hall, Maisey Rika)

Nō tawhiti, nō tata

nō te whenua o te Atua tātou

ahakoa nō hea mai koe

ka whawhai tonu mātou mōu

Ko au tō maunga, tū tonu

ko te moana pari mai koe

ko koe te awa i taku remu, ko tāua anō tāua

nō te one i Kurawaka, hei tiaki i te whenua nei

Aotearoa, he iwi kaha tātou,

he mana tuku iho mai anō

whenua haumako

wairua ora

whāia tō ara

ki te mutunga

Nō tawhiti, nō tata

nō te whenua o te Atua tātou

ahakoa nō hea mai koe

ka whawhai tonu mātou mōu

[RIA HALL:]

He kōrero tō te whenua, heke mai ki a tātou

he toa au mōna e oke nei e

e kore au e hinga

he uri nō te roimata

te toto o ngā tūpuna

e kore au e wehi ē

[TROY KINGI:]

Kia kaha tātou ki tāu i pai ai

Whakatinana, kaua e ngutu noa

Whenua haumako, wairua ora

whāia tō ara ki te mutunga

Nō tawhiti, nō tata

nō te whenua o te Atua tātou

ahakoa nō hea mai koe

ka whawhai tonu mātou mōu

Nō tawhiti, nō tata

nō te whenua o te Atua tātou

ahakoa nō hea mai koe

ka whawhai tonu mātou mōu

[NZ NATIONAL ANTHEM – MAISEY RIKA]      

E Ihowa atua

o ngā iwi mātou rā

āta whakarongona

me aroha noa

kia hua ko te pai

kia tau tō atawhai

manaakitia mai

Aotearoa!

Nō tawhiti, nō tata

nō te whenua o te Atua tātou

ahakoa nō hea mai koe

ka whawhai tonu mātou mōu

Nō tawhiti, nō tata

nō te whenua o te Atua tātou

ahakoa nō hea mai koe

ka whawhai tonu mātou mōu

Nō tawhiti, nō tata

nō te whenua o te Atua tātou

ahakoa nō hea mai koe

ka whawhai tonu mātou mōu

[English Translation:]

No matter if you're near or far

We come from the land of God

No matter where you belong

We'll fight for your freedom

I am the mountain, you are the sea flowing toward me

You are the river that runs through me, I am her she is me

Created from dust and sand, born to lead this land

Where we come from we were made to be strong

Our legacy will carry on

And if a piece of home

Resonates in your soul

Your journey will take you

Where you belong

No matter if you're near or far

We come from the land of God

No matter where you belong

We'll fight for your freedom

[RIA HALL:]

The heritage of this land is deep, we are it's legacy

I am her warrior, I fight for thee, we have the victory

Born from blood and tears, I am stronger than fear

[TROY KINGI:]

We strive to move to our destiny

we practice more than what we preach

and if a piece of home resonates in your soul

your journey will take you where you belong

No matter if you're near or far

We come from the land of God

No matter where you belong

We'll fight for your freedom

[NZ NATIONAL ANTHEM – MAISEY RIKA]

God of Nations at thy feet

In the bonds of love we meet

Hear our voices we entreat

God defend our free land!

No matter if you're near or far

We come from the land of God

No matter where you belong

We'll fight for your freedom

No matter if you're near or far

We come from the land of God

No matter where you belong

We'll fight for your freedom

No matter if you're near or far

We come from the land of God

No matter where you belong

We'll fight for your freedom

Modern Māori Quartet feat. Awhimai Fraser 'Māreikura

It’s quite basic

I don’t know what it’s about/lyrics

It’s nice but I can hardly hear the girl.

WAIRUA-Maimoa

It’s looks exciting and fun. Colourful as well

I like that it has a good meaning behind it

English lyrics

The essence of soul and spirit tingles the skin

An essence that isn't truly felt until one opens up

Once confronted by internal debate, a source of life and inspiration springs within you

A spring-well of instinct and a soul that is completely yours

[Chorus]

It is your SPIRIT - may it spread around the world

It is your SOUL - let it fly and soar

Filled with instinct and inspiration that can guide you to your full potential

A little wairua is better than none at all, be it small or large - it is still a gift

Although it may not be tangible, it's a connection blind to the naked eye

Once confronted by internal debate, a source of life and inspiration springs within you

A spring-well of life and soul that is completely yours

It is your SPIRIT - may it spread around the world

It is your SOUL - let it fly and soar

A subtle means of inspiration and spiritual flow that can guide you to your full potential

Stomp clap the beat the beat clap, to the pound pound clap, the beat the beat CLAP!

Stand up and let your wairua guide you!

Kalega

It has quite a nice beat

I like how changes from english to maori throughout the song

I don’t know the english translations for the maori parts.

science (ball and ring)

drew,Jessie,me on Tuesday 1st of may the experiment was a a ball and a ring to see the the different beaten one being hot and the another one being cold we tyred to get the ball and ring stack together but it did not work. we used a Bunsen burner to heart them up.