Blog Commenting

Today I blogged on Malakai's and Koloa's blog. They both did well. I hope they finish all they work before Friday. Well done Koloa and Malakai you both have done a fabulous job. Keep up with the great work.

Amelia Earhart & Jean Batten - Timeline

L.I To scan for key information.

L.I To scam texts for general ideas.

Today for reading I had to write a timeline on Amelia Earhart and Jean Batten. I decided to work with Angari again and Koloa. We communicated among each other to get this done. We worked hard and finished it. This time I have learnt a lot about Amelia Earhart. I was a bit struggling on doing Amelia Earhart's timeline but I stall managed to get it done with some help of Angari and Koloa. I think for next time I should do a different aviator not the Wright Brothers or Richard Pearse maybe Alan Cobham who flied corps in World War 1 or maybe Jimmy Doolittle who was an American aviation pioneer.

Amelia Earhart - Conclusion - Information Report

Amelia Earhart

I have mentioned in this article about Amelia Earhart's achievements as an aviator. Amelia Earhart was the first female pilot to fly across the Atlantic Ocean with Noonan and sadly they both disappeared while flying over the Pacific Ocean near Howland Island in 1937. On 15 May, 1923 , Amelia Earhart was the 16th woman to get a pilots license. On the 17th of June , 1928 Earhart took of from Trepassey Harbour, Newfoundland in a Fokker plane. In 1931 Amelia Earhart powered a Pitcairn PCA-2 autogyro and set a world altitude record of 18,415 feet. I have also mentioned the plane she had flew. The first plane Amelia Earhart was the one in which she took her first lesson in 1920, a Curtis JN-4 Jenny. She also flew the Lockheed Martin. In 1937, Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan set off in a twin-engine Lockheed Electra Model 10E plane in which they both died. The Lockheed Vega 5B and 5C helped Amelia Earhart achieve her solo non-stopping flight across the Atlantic.

L.I To write a concluding paragraph.

For our reading must do we had to pick a aviator and right a concluding (conclusion) paragraph for that aviator. I did Amelia Earhart because she is my favourite aviator. I learnt about the plane she flew like the Lockheed plane she flew across the Pacific Ocean. I was a bit struggling on thinking what to start off my conclusion but I stall managed to get it done with a little help with Mr Asherts (reliever teacher). I think for next time I should do a conclusion on the other aviators.

Inquiry - Jean Batten vs Amelia Earhart - Epic Rap Battle

Jean Batten vs Amelia Earhart - Epic Rap Battle

Jean Batten vs Amelia Earhart - Epic Rap Battle

Who’s Raping - Ofa - Aviator - Jean Batten: Amelia Earhart I’m made a number of record-breaking solo flights I think seven I probably can do more like eleven.

Who’s Raping - Freeman - Aviator - Amelia Earhart: Jean Batten just to let you know I was born in eighteen ninety seven don’t talk trash to me because when I fly it feels like I’m in heaven.

Who’s Raping - Ofa - Aviator - Jean Batten: Who care’s guest what in 1934 I flew solo from England To Brazil I didn't worry about anything I just flew and stayed still.

Who’s Raping - Freeman - Aviator - Amelia Earhart: Who cares about that I am the first female aviator to fly by myself across the Pacific Ocean I flew across that Ocean with a lot of emotion.

Who’s Raping - Ofa - Aviator - Jean Batten:I’m Jean Batten and just to let you know I flew the De Havilland Gipsy Moth Biplane G-AALG I can fly it like one , two , three.

Who’s Raping - Freeman - Aviator - Amelia Earhart: Who cares about that ugly plane you're talking about I flew the Lockheed Vega 5B you can’t fly it but only me.

Who’s Raping - Ofa - Aviator - Jean Batten: I can fly any plane by the way don't be a aviator go be a sleigh.

Who’s Raping - Freeman - Aviator - Amelia Earhart: Excuse me I was the first women to get a pilots license that’s why I am am very magnificent

Who’s Raping - Ofa - Aviator - Jean Batten: We get it you got a license who cares when I fly I can fly more distance.

Who’s Raping - Freeman - Aviator - Amelia Earhart: But did you know that I flew metres just like you in the air and did you know now it's fair don't say anything else because your gonna have a nightmare.

Who’s Raping - Ofa - Jean Batten: Is that all you got I’m gonna give you a chab after that I’m gonna celebrate and dab were raping here you have nothing else to say I’m just gonna do the watch me whip watch me nae nae.

Who do you think won?

L.I : To create a presentation about your chosen aviator.

Past these two week for Inquiry we had to choose either make a epic rap battle , Speech (Information Report) , or a Common Craft Video. I decided to do a epic rap battle with some other people. For the epic rap battle we had choose two people to rap against each other. We did Jean Batten against Amelia Earhart. We had to add a beat. We had to finish before Thursday because that's is when we are going to present it. I think we did very well. I was a bit struggling on writing this epic rap battle but I managed to get it done with a lot of help from Mataio , Aung Naing and Freeman who are with me. I think for next time I should do a epic rap battle on the Wright Brothers and Richard Pearse.

Inquiry - Jean Batten vs Amelia Earhart - Epic Rap Battle - Le

Jean Batten vs Amelia Earhart - Epic Rap Battle - Let's see you’s best

Jean Batten: Amelia Earhart I’m made a number of record-breaking solo flights I think seven I probably can do more like eleven.

Amelia Earhart: Jean Batten just to let you know I was born in eighteen ninety seven don’t talk trash to me because when I fly I’m in heaven.

Jean Batten: Who care’s guest what in 1934 I flew solo from England To Brazil I didn't worry about anything I just flew and stayed still.

Amelia Earhart: Who cares about that I am the first female aviator to fly by myself across the Atlantic Ocean I flew across that Ocean with a lot of emotion.

Jean Batten:I’m Jean Batten and just to let you know I flew the De Havilland Gipsy Moth Biplane G-AALG I can fly it like one , two , three.

Amelia Earhart: Who cares about that ugly plane you're talking about I flew the Lockheed Vega 5B you can’t fly it but only me.

Jean Batten: I can fly any plane by the way don't be a aviator go be a sleigh.

Amelia Earhart: Excuse me I was the first women to get a pilots license that’s why I am am very brilliance.

Jean Batten: We get it We get it you got you got a license li li cense who cares when I fly I can fly more di di stance.

Amelia Earhart: But did you know that I flew higher and higher 14,000 metres in the air and did you know now it's fair.

Who do you think won?

Free Rice

Today I played free rice. I went on the English Vocabulary. Each answer I get right donates 10 grams of rice, so if I get one question right I get 10 grams this grams of rice goes to help end hunger. I got 2,000 grams of rice.

Richard Pearse & the Wright Brothers - Timeline

L.I To scan for key information. 

L.I To skim texts for general ideas.

Today for Reading All Mr Wong's group had to make a timeline about Richard Pearse and the Wright Brothers achievements. I worked with Angari to do this. I decided to do Richard Pearse timeline and Angari decided to do the Wright Brothers Timeline. There were two texts one about Richard Pearse and one for the Wright Brothers. We had to read both text and had to find out who flew planes first about of them. I had really fun doing this. It was a bit hard finding who flew first out of Richard Pearse and the Wright Brothers. I learnt a lot about Richard Pearse and the Wright Brothers. I think for next time I should do a timeline on Jean Batten and Amelia Earhart.

Measurment

Item	mm	cm	M	km	Thumbs	Thumbs
ChormeBook	300	30	0.003	0.0003	18
Table	600	60	0.006	0.0006	35
Shoes	260	26	0.026	0.0026	16
Window	430	43	0.043	0.0043	26
Ears	70	7	0.07	0.007	4
Eye	30	3	0.03	0.003	2.5
Pen	140	14	0.014	0.0014	9
Table Leg	560	56	0.056	0.0056	160
Key Board	190	19	0.019	0.0019	120
Wall	1380	138	1.38	0.00138	187
Length Of Table	915	91.5	0.915	0.00915	52	8
Height Of Wall	2745	274.5	2.745	0.002745	158	45
Height Of Jack	1380	138	1.38	0.00138	158	45
Length Of Desk Top	1195	119.5	1.195	0.001195	27	64

L.I: To understand units of measurement

L.I To investigate units of measurement

This week for our maths must do we had to find ten items around our class and measure the mm , cm , M , Km , and out thumb rulers we made. I had really fun doing this. I did this with Mikihiro and Mataio (classmates). I learnt what all those units of measurement are. When we were measuring we had to measure moth standard and non standard ruler. Our non standard ruler was the thumb ruler we created and the standard one was the ruler we normally use for measuring. I was a bit struggling at measuring some items but I stall managed to do it. I think for next time I should measurement measure more accurately next time.

Biography - Amelia Earhart and Jean Batten

Amelia Earhart Biography

Full Name

• Amelia Mary Earhart

School graduated at:

• Hyde Park School

Place of Birth

• America  , Atchison , Kansas

Achievements:

1. In June 1928 Jean Batten flew from Newfoundland to Burry Port,Wales, made her an celebrity.
2. Amelia was the first woman to get a pilot’s license from the National Aeronautic Association (NAA) in 1923.
3. During her 2,408 mile flight to become the first person to fly solo across the Pacific.

Other information:

• Amelia Earhart was taught how to fly by another pioneer female aviator Neta Snook.
• The U.S. government spent $4 million searching for Amelia Earhart.
• Amelia Earhart was born in 1897.
• Amelia Earhart saw her first plane at a state fair when she was 10 years old.
• On December 28,1920, pilot Frank Hawks gave Amelia Earhart’s first ride in an airplane.
• Amelia Earhart’s first plane was a bright yellow Kinner Airster that she nicknamed, “The Canary”.

Jean Batten Biography

Full Name

• Jean Gardner Batten

Father and Mother Name

• Frederick Batten and Ellen Batten

Best Known As

• Jean Batten became best- known as New Zealanders of the 1930, internationally, by making a number of record-breaking solo (by herself) flights across the world.

Achievements:

1. 1935: Australia-England in 17 days 15 hours. First woman to make return flight. Plane she flew in was the De Havilland Gipsy Moth G-AARB. England - Brazil: 5000 miles in 61 hours 15 minutes elapsed time. World Record for any type of aeroplane and first woman to make England to South Africa flight. Plane she flew in was the Percival Gull Monoplane G-ADPR.
2. 1936: England - New Zealand. It took her 14,224 miles in 11 days 45 minutes total elapsed time 21/22 days in Sydney Australia. She flew the Percival Gull Monoplane G-ADPR. She also first direct flight from England to Auckland,New Zealand. She also made the world record for fastest flight between Australia and New Zealand. England to Australia solo record. It took her 10, 500 miles in 5 days 21 hours total elapsed time.
3. 1937:Australia - England solo record. It took her 5 days 18 hours and 15 minutes. She was the first person to hold both England to Australia and Australia to England solo records at the same time. She flew in the Percival Gull Monoplane G-ADPR. Solo means alone without other people. So Jean Batten flew by herself without anyone.  

Other information:

• Jean batten was born on the 15th September 1909 in Rotorua.
• Jean Batten was one of the greatest international aviators of the 1930s.
• Jean Batten flew with the most famous Australian pioneer aviator Charles Kings ford Smith.

This week for our Reading Task we had to make a biography about Jean Batten and Amelia Earhart. Amelia Earhart was an American aviator pioneer author. Amelia Earhart was the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. Jean Batten was a New Zealand aviator. She became best known New Zealanders of the 1930s by making a lot of number of record breaking solo (by herself) flights across the world. I was a bit struggling on trying to research about Amelia Earhart. I think for next time I should write a biography I should do another aviator maybe Bert Acosta or William Boeing.

Amelia Mary Earhart - Information Repor - Introduction

Amelia Mary Earhart

Amelia Mary Earhart was an American aviator pioneer and author.Amelia Earhart was the first women to fly solo (by herself) across the Atlantic Ocean. Amelia Earhart trained as a nurse assistant and served as an voluntary Aid detachment nurse at a military hospital during World War 1. Amelia Earhart moved to California to her parents. She and her father Edwin attended an “aerial meet” in Long Beach and that is where she became attentive in flying. Amelia Earhart graduated in Hyde Park School and went to Chicago and Ogontz University. Amelia Earhart was gone flying over the central Pacific Ocean on July 2, 1937 and was never found.

L.I To write an information report introduction

Today for our Writing Must Do we had to pick on of our favourite aviator out of Jean Batten , The Wright Brothers , Richard Pearse and Amelia Earhart and has to write a information report introduction about the one we choosed. I choose Amelia Earhart. I learnt a lot more info about her than before. I learnt that after she graduated from Hyde Park School she went to Chicago and Ogontz University. I was a bit struggling on writing my last sentence to finish off the introduction. I think for next time I should write about Jean Batten , Richard Pearse or the Wright Brothers.

Blog Commenting

Today I blogged commented on 4 peoples work. I blogged on Jack , Miki and Malaki's work they have done the previous weeks. All four did very well. They had little mistakes but I think they did well. Great job on you Jack , Miki and Malakai.