Day 4/ Activity 1/ Activity 2/ Bonus Activity?/ Summer Learning Journey
Activity 1
Perth is the weather I will be watching.
On January 13 it will be sunny throughout the day at 64* degrees. and clear through the whole night.
January 14th will also be sunny at 94* degrees so better hit that beach, it will also be a clear night with 64* degrees so buy a fan people.
January 15th it will be a pleasant day with sunshine and 94* degrees, it is going to be bloody hot so watch out, then at night the weather will drop down to 61* degrees and a clear sparkly night.
January 16th will be another pleasant sunny day with the rush of 77* degrees and a fresh breeze coming to the afternoon. When 7 hits it will drop down to 59*degrees.
January 17th will once again be a pleasant sunny day with 81* degrees on our back, it will instantly drop down to 64* degrees.
Activity 2
Everything I will need to pack would have to be
*10 shirts/ 5 tees/ 5 long sleeves/
*10 pants/ 5 shorts / 5 Jeans/ (These are ‘Bold’ because they are both classified as clothing items)
2 bathing suits/ Bikini/ Shorts and Rash shirt/
*Money/
*Passport/
*Diary/ Family Photos
*Soap/ Toothbrushes/ Makeup/
Bonus activity
THE SITE ‘WORDLE’ WAS NOT WORKING
6 comments:
Hi Moana, I am so sorry to read that the Wordle site was not working. I would suggest, instead, that you use 'Tagul.' The link for the Tagul site is: https://tagul.com/.
It will work exactly the same way as the original 'Wordle site' did.
It would be really cool to see your packing list translated into a wordle, wouldn't it? You've certainly thought of a number of important items for your trip. It is certainly going to be warm in Perth so you'll want to make sure that you have plenty of bathing suits and, possibly, even a hat and sunscreen to protect yourself from the worst of the heat.
Nice job with this activity, Moana! You have clearly put a lot of effort into both Activity #1 and Activity #2. I hope that you'll have time for the Bonus Activity as well...
Keep up the great work with your blogging!
Rachel :-)
Hi Moana, I read your message from London where I live. Right now, its snowing here, so its lovely to imagine the warm weather that you're describing in Perth. The cool breeze sounds lovely to help when the weather is so warm there. Suzanne
Kia ora Moana!
I just wanted to say your blogging is going so, so well. I'm really enjoying them and think you must be a really excellent student. I bet your teachers think you're great!
I noticed that you seem to be missing something that could be super useful in your list. Do you want to guess what it is? It can play music and take pictures, it can show you the way, it can communicate, it can translate, and if you're bored, it can entertain you with games. What is it? haha : ) what a riddle!
On another note, do you know the difference between Fahrenheit and Celsius? I noticed that you used F rather than C temperatures.
I don't know if you're interested, but I have a little story a out the difference if you want to read it.
A long time ago, a Polish scientist invented the scale of Fahrenheit, using equal parts salt and water to make the temperature of 0 degrees on the thermometer (which was a 200 year old invention at that point, but he made a new version which used mercury - which made it more accurate). Then he used the average human temperature to make the high point of 96 degrees. And that is how the thermometer was marked so people could say what the temperature was. Sounds a bit strange, right?
Celsius, our measurement, was made because a scientist thought 'Fahrenheit is illogical. Salt water, human body heat? What do they have to do with anything? Why don't we just use the freezing and boiling points of something easy, like water?' and so he made ANOTHER scale on thermometers called degrees Celsius!
And that's what we use today! So, 0 degree Celsius is when it is so cold that water freezes, and 100 degrees Celsius is when water boils. Cool eh? In Fahrenheit those are 32 and 212. Such random numbers!
I know that the website probably automatically went to Fahrenheit because it is an American one, but there will be a button you can hit next time to change it.
Anyways! Keep up the great work! I hope my little story was interesting!
Kia kaha,
Mark
Hi Moana,
My name is Shanya from stonefields school, I really think that you need money for going overseas. I like that list of yours. I like how different days have 1 paragraph, then saying " This day is going to be 34 degrees." Keep up the good job!
Shanya:)
Kia ora Moana,
It's great to see you have been blogging over the holidays while I have been away! I've enjoyed coming back to work and reading through your blogposts. I was in Bali in the holidays and the temperatures there were very hot too, always over 30 degrees celsius! I only use celsius so it was great to read Mark's story about the history of Fahrenheit and Celsius - interesting stuff! Rachel is right, you will def need suntan lotion and a sunhat! Hopefully you'll plan to spend heaps of time at the beach. Have you checked out some websites with best places to go in Perth?
Tania
Hey Moana,
It's me Von I know you know me because we used be friends so yeah.. don't have to introduce myself. Anyways I'm so Glad to see you doing the summer learning journey. Well done for completing this task. There's only a couple of days before holidays over.. so make the most of it and I hope you learn something from the activities!
All the best Moana :)
Von,
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