24. T2. W3. Suffixes.

Kia ora, Reader, if I can count, this is my 3rd post this week. This would be my Suffixes, which you’ve seen already on the title (Or not) I can’t predict what’s near, on, or far away from the device you’re reading, all I know is that you’re reading this, otherwise how else would you get this far into my blog post, reader? Anyhow, you came to look at the work I did, I’ll let you see the work I did, after all, is that not what you’re here for?

It’s a simple task reader. You could do it in your free time, can’t you reader?

T2. W3. Response To Text.

Kia ora, Reader. Welcome to my 2nd blog of this week, This blog post is probably my first about Response to text. Simply answering questions about a book I read. Or locating parts of countries or seas. It’s activities in all honestly. I don’t know how else to tell you. It’s better to show you than talk about it, after all that’s what a blog post is for. It’d be much easier for me to show you rather than explain it in detailed details. Which is what I’m gonna do now.

Can you imagine yourself as a farmer in the Nile Delta?

T2. W3. Idioms.

Good morning, Reader, it’s been a while. As you can tell by the title, this is my Idioms for this week, there isn’t much to talk about, I’ve done this since last term and this term. You’ve seen it all reader, or not, I don’t who you are behind the screen. You could be someone who’s looked at all of my blog posts, you could be someone who’s seen one. I wouldn’t know that, but I’ll get straight to the actual point of this blog post, Idioms, phrases that can be used to describe a situation or person. How often do you use idioms and which one do you use?

T2. W2. Idioms.

Kia ora, Reader. Welcome backs to my blog, as you can tell my the title. It’s Week Two in school. Today as I’m posting this, It’s Friday. It could be any day of the week while you’re reading this, or maybe I could be posting on a different day of the week for you, who knows, but I’ll get to the point. This post is about Idioms, a phrase used to describe a person or situation. I had work assigned to Idioms, so it wasn’t that hard. It was pretty fun in terms of how much I can do in about ten or fifteen minutes. So, reader, have you made it this far into the blog? If you have, then here’s the work I’ve been talking about in this entire blog.

Tuhi Mai, Tuhi Atu.

Good afternoon, Reader, or goodnight, or even morning, whenever you’re reading this. This week or specifically on Wednesday, we were told to go onto My Maps, which if you aren’t aware is a website in which allows you to pinpoint certain places on Earth, using Google Maps, We used it to pinpoint the schools in out Tuhi Mai, Tuhi Atu program, which is a  program that allows students to comment on other school’s blogs. I’ve gotten a comment recently from a Paroa School student. Which was part of the program to comment on blogs. How often do you comment on blogs?

Prefixes – Uni

Kia ora, Reader. Welcome back to my blog, if you were wondering why I haven’t been posting for a while. The school holidays came by and I took a break from doing blog posts. But since I am now in school and it’s a Friday I will now post the work I’ve done this week. As you can tell from the title. This post is about Prefixes, specifically the prefix Uni. Which means one or single. We had two choices, to either make a DLO about multiple Prefixes with Uni, including one I do not know. I’ve done it in a previous blog post and I would do it. It’s a good way to get time to go past. But matching seems a bit more fun. So that’s what I picked. It was pretty easy and took less time than expected. Just click and drag, simple enough. What prefix do you use daily?

RA. 24. T1. W10. Engineering

Kia ora. Welcome back to my blog. This post was delayed for a week. I do not know why but I’ll do the post about now. As you can tell by the title, Reader, This post is about my engineering work. Which is about 5 Different types of engineers, How much they make, what they need to know about, what they do, and what they need to do to become that type of engineer. What kind of engineer would you want to be?

24. T1. W10. Prefixes.

Kia ora, Welcome back to my Blog. This would be my thirteenth post of this year. So I’d thank you if you stayed for all thirteen. As you can tell by the title of the Post. This would be about my Prefixes. Specifically matching prefixes. I knew most of the meaning for the prefixes but I still did have to search some up or match them or either match them if I knew the meaning of the word. The Prefix for this week was Poly. One of the words I learnt from it was Polyglot. Which meant someone who knew multiple languages.

What Prefix do you mostly use?

24. T1. W9. About Me.

Kia Ora. Welcome to one of my Blog posts. For this week I did the Profile for my Blog. For those who don’t know me. My name is Rizwan. I am a Year 7 Student in a School Edmund Hillary. My Teacher is Tanya, and my favorite subject is Writing.

 

24. RA. W9. School Values.

Kia ora. Welcome back to my Blog. This week we did Mosaic Drawings about our School Values. I chose soft and dark colors for the School Values to show the Pros in the Values. It came out well in my Opinion and I like it. I mostly used Gradients to put more color into it. The colors were based off what I think the main colors would be. It didn’t take that long to make the Mosaics and it was fairly easy. If you wanted to do it you could. Just use Polyline and you’re good to go. You don’t have to make different shapes for the different School Values or Multiple Mosaics. You can just change the color and outline. It still highlights what you want to do. What do you think of Mosaics?