Social Studies - Thomas Willson

* How do you think they would have felt about leaving NZ to fight overseas?
* Sad -Because your gonna miss your family overseas
*Maybe Happy
*Mad or anything that get to your mind

*How do you think they would have felt during the conflict?
*Sad kind of,Because you are Represting their own country and maybe sad for their family because you might die or still be alive  alot of people die by disease and other or some of them die by action.

Thomas Willson

Keighley,Yorkshire

8300

Sergeant 

Royal irish Regiments

2nd Battalion

16th (Irish) Division 
1918-03-21
Panel 30 and 31

WHAT DID WE DO THIS TERM FOR SCIENCE

THIS TERM I’VE LEARNT THE LAYERS OF THE EARTH,THEY ARE CALL

MANTLE

CRUST

INNER CORE

OUTER CORE

AND WE LEARNT ABOUT THE SAFETY RULES:

ALWAYS PUT YOUR BAG UNDER THE TABLE

ALWAYS LISTEN TO THE TEACHERS INSTRUCTIONS

DON’T RUN OR PLAY INSIDE THE CLASS

DON’T EAT OR DRINK INSIDE THE LAB

TIE UP LONG HAIR DURING PRACTICALS

DON’T TOUCH ANY EQUIPMENTS OR CHEMICAL

ACCIDENTS HAPPEN REPORT TO THE TEACHER

OUR SCIENCE TEACHER MRS KURUVILLA TAUGHT US  BRANCHES OF SCIENCE

PHYSICS- STUDY OF OBJECTS,HOW THEY WORK,HOW TO BUILD

CHEMISTRY - STUDY OF CHEMISTRY

BIOLOGY - STUDY OF LIVING THINGS

ASTRONOMY - STUDY OF SPACE AND SPACE OBJECTS

GEOGRAPHY - STUDY OF VOLCANOES,EARTHQUAKES

ZOOLOGY - STUDY OF ANIMALS

BOTANY - STUDY OF PLANTS

THE OTHER THING WE DID THIS TERM LEARNT ABOUT HOW TSUNAMI ARE FORMED. INDIVIDUAL WAVES IN A TSUNAMI ARE SPREAD OUT:THE DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO WAVE PEAK,CALLED THE WAVELENGTH,CAN BE HUNDRED OF KILOMETERS LONG,BEACH WAVES AMPLITUDE, OR HEIGHT IS RARELY MORE THAN 0.9 METERS (3 FEET) AT FIRST.

MAKING MACARONI CHEESE

Today in food tech we made Macaroni Cheese these are the steps;

Macaroni Cheese

Step 1 - boil macaroni with 2 c of water

Step 2 - How to make white sauce 

1-fry onion with butter

2-add 1/2 c of flour,and fry for 3 mins

3-add 2 c of milk and stir until it is smooth

4-add macaroni , put into a baking tin,top up with cheese and bake for 15 mins