🎥 Summer Learning Journey - Day 4 - Week 3 🎥

Like A Scene Out Of A Movie

Activity 1 ( The Southern Lights )

This activity is all about describing the northern lights through an acrostic poem.

Limited In Certain Countries

Inspiring 

Great mixture of colours
Has various people come to see it

Two types (Southern & Northen lights )

Scintillating 
Lights

🛑 Summer Learning Journey - Day 5 - Week 3 - Here To Stay 🛑

Activity 1 ( Persist Pollution )

In this activity, we have to watch this video and write down three new things we learnt about air pollution.

1. Natural sources are one of the reasons why we have air pollution. ( Eg: Volcanic Eruptions or Wildfires )

2. Most of the air pollution is what humans create. ( Eg: Greenhouse Gases )

3. There are ways to stop air pollution. ( Decreasing Fossil  Fuels )

Air Pollution

Activity 2 ( Changing Climates )

In this activity, we have to write down 5 things we like to do on a rainy day.

1. Watching Tv ( Movies & Cartoons )

2. Play Board Games ( Monopoly, Jenga or Headbanz )

3. Baking ( Cakes or Cupcakes )

4. Sleeping 

5.   Playing Cards 

Rainy Day

✈️ Summer Learning Journey - Day 3 - Week 3 ✈️

Taking Flight 

Activity 1 (Bird Of The Year ) Pukeko

The pukeko is one of the most notified birds due to its bold colours on its feathers. The pukeko is generally found in marshy roadsides and low lying country, but it can be found in swamps, lagoons, reeds and rushes. These birds are around 51 cm long. They are mostly vegetarian but they also eat, invertebrates, eggs, frogs, small fish, chicks & mammals. Pukekos can be territorial and aggressive.

Activity 2 ( Flying Fox ) 

In this activity, we have to tell you what superpower would I like and why?

I would like to be able to shapeshift. I chose this superpower because you can turn into anything and any moment and no one would notice, and it seems exciting.

Shapeshifting

Summer Learning Journey - Day 2 - Week 3

🌬️ The Air Up There 🌬️

Activity 1 ( Bee Informed )
Unbee-livable Facts about Bumblebees

The word ‘bumblebee’ is a compound word (bumble + bee). The word ‘bumble’ means to hum, buzz or move flounderingly.

Bumblebees can fly very quickly. They can reach ground speeds of _54_ kilometres per hour (km/h).

Bumblebees can do more work and carry more pollen than other bees, including honeybees. In fact, they can do up to 50 times as much work as a normal honeybee.

The number of bumblebees is declining in New Zealand due to a number of factors, including the wildflowers & Flowering Trees.

Bumblebee

Activity 2 ( Carbon sinks don't sink )

This activity is about certain pieces of food I don't like. If there was to be a special sink that would drain down food I don't like, this is what I would like it to absorb:

- Spinach

-Brocolli

- Corn

-Raspberries

Spinach

✨ Summer Learning Journey - Day 1 - Week 3 ✨

🔥 A Heated Debate 🔥

Activity 1 ( Togs Or Trackies )

I think the best time to visit New Zealand is in the summer because you get the most out of the sun. These are some activities you can do in the summer: 

- You can swim at the beach.

- You can walk in the native forests

- You can fish 

- You can kayak.

- And many other things........ 

Summer

  

Activity 2 ( You Are My Sunshine )

Ways to stay sun smart in summer:

1. Most importantly apply sunscreen

2. Wear a hat 

3. Wear sunglasses

4.  Sit under a shady area

5. Put on a shirt

Slip, Slop, Slap, Seek & Slide

SunSmart