Science exhibition

Today Glen Taylor school went around to the other kids classes to see what they were  learning for science last term. We did it cause we also wanted to look at heaps of science and how to do it all. My favourite classes were room 13 and room 7 I liked room 13 because their were crestless and colourful things and I like room 7 because their was a lot of information about space.  Like their are 8 planets in the solar system. and I wonder what they are going to do next year. I liked going to the other classes and seeing what they learnt. I am excited for the next science exhibition and seeing what the classes do for the science exhibition. And when it comes around I want to learn about plants and how they grow. And I also want to learn about Animals life and if they are like humans. Or maybe electricity.

   

Our science boards

In room 9 we have been making and designing our science board for the science exhibition the science boards are about cow and how it is made as well as how butter is made. The amazing group is Catherine, Syc, Ngwe Sin, and me we worked really hard on this it turned out good we hope others will like it as much as we like the other ones.
   

How milk is made

How is milk made 

Milk is made in different ways. One way that milk is
made is through cows. 

Cows eat 70 kgs of grass a day then it goes through 

their 4 stomachs that they burp back out. 
the farmers tack the milk from the cow then it goes in
to the tanks. 

Cows eat 70kgs of grass a day.

It will go through 1 of the stomachs that squeezes it
then it goes through the 2nd stomach to help it digest
so it can burp it back out. When they burp it back out it
is not grass. It is called cud. They burp it out then they
chew it for 1 more minute then it goes back through the
mouth, then through the last 2 stomachs and then it
will fully get digest. The nutrients from the digested
grass goes into the bloodstream of the cow.

Then the cows are taken to the milking shed where
the cows are milked. The milk gets put in to a machine
that's called vat, where it is stored for a bit before going
through the separator. It separates the cream from the
milk. Then it gets pasteurised.

Then it gets put in to the tanks then the tanks are
taken to the Dairy factory.

The milk is put into bottles then they are taken to
the shops.

Once they are in the shop ready to buy people will
come and buy them.

Then the milk is poured in to a glass for you to drink. 

Milk is good for us because it can help us with our teeth.
And will make us get stronger. It also has protein in it so
that will give us strong bones. So that's why it is healthy
for you and me it offers a rich source of calcium, a mineral
essential. And that is what will make us have healthy teeth
and bones.

   

Kapa Haka at Stone Fields school

Today it was my kapa haka groups performance at Stone Field school there was about 6 schools that were going to perform. When we were getting change we had finished our chowder said only were your nickers but said I said I don't won't to and one of the others said I don't to ether so she said to me and him it is ok. We were also talking about the seven sisters then it was our time to perform I was kinda nervous but  I was proud I was doing it at the end we went to get change then it was morning tea so we at and had some fresh air out side but we were not aloud to play because of the ran. Then more schools performed and it time for lunch after lunch we learnt some songs and the actions to them then we performed to our parents all the things we learnt then we hoped back on the bus and went back to school.