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Today for math we did a time test like a test about time. time is not only digital and analog but 24 hour which is used for telling the time time for me to shut up, here is my slide

Today we (As in Hugo and I) made Matariki Pixel Art using Google sheets. I made the mountains and Hugo made the stars. My favorite part was making the mountains and Hugo’s favorite part was making the stars. Goodbye!

For the last week we have been working on our periodic table square I had Americium and Rutherfordium.  We could draw or make them on Google slides. we had to put in couple of things that relate to the element and the atomic number ,the atomic weight ,the symbol and the name.

I put The nuke on the  Americium because it is used in nukes and it is named after America that is why there is a flag.

for Rutherfordium I put a radioactive detector and a radioactive symbol because it is radioactive and couple of other things.

tell me what you think.

For Samoan Language Week 2024 we made a tapa cloth and learnt some Samoan phrases and words here is what it made

and here is my slide so you can learn some words

Faafeai tele lava for reading

Ia manuia le aso

Bias is when a piece of information only has no people of color and normally only men and did you know that there have been about 192 Nobel prizes in chemistry, 184 have been awarded to men and only 8 to women and 6-8 non american. you may be thinking “what the Beep that’s beeping stupid” here is how you can help write about people of color and women. and don’t you dare just write about white old american men! please scroll down.

I’m watching you!!!😠😠😠

Masutsu Oyama was born on July 27th 1923 in a village in Southern Korea. At the age of 9 whilst staying on his sister’s farm in Manchuria, he first learnt the Martial Arts, studying the southern Chinese Kempo form known as “eighteen hands”. In 1938 Mas Oyama traveled to Japan with the desire to enter an aviation school and become a fighter pilot, but he was forced to abandon his dream and find work. He continued practicing Judo and boxing and his interest in Martial Arts led him to the Dojo of Gishin Funakoshi and thus, he started practicing Okinawa Karate.

With his dedication, Mas Oyama progressed quickly and by the time he was 20 years old he obtained his fourth Dan. It was at this time that Mas Oyama entered the Japanese Imperial Army and began studying judo in the hope of mastering its holding and grappling techniques. By the time he stopped training in Judo, after about 4 years, he had gained a fourth Dan.

In 1950, Mas Oyama began his famous battles with bulls’ partly to test his strength and also to make the world sit up and notice the power of his Karate. All together, Oyama fought 52 bulls, killing 3 instantly and taking the horns of 49 with knife-handed blows. Mas Oyama opened his first “Dojo” in 1953 in Meijiro, Tokyo. This was the time that Mas Oyama’s karate strength was at its peak so the training was severe. Many students were members of other styles and Mas Oyama would compare styles and build on his own karate. He would take what he felt were the best techniques and concepts from any Martial Art and gradually fit them into his training; therefore, laying the foundation of Kyokushin Karate.

Karate is two words together— ‘Kara’ means empty and ‘Te’ means hand.

Seido comes from the Japanese words ‘Sei’ and ‘Do’ meaning sincere way.

kaicho tadashi nakamura was born 22 February 1942. Kaicho Nakamura began his karate training in 1953 at age eleven. His first experiences were in the Goju style under the instruction of Kei Miyagi Sensei, the son of the founder of the style. In 1956, he began studying with Masutatsu Oyama, the founder of Kyokushin Karate, and in 1959 he earned his shodan rank. At the time, he was the youngest Kyokushin student in Japan to earn a black belt.

In 1961, at age nineteen, Nakamura debuted on the tournament scene with a first place triumph in the All-Japan Student Open Karate Championship. The following year, he became a Japanese national hero by knocking out a Thai kickboxing champion in a match to determine which nation had the superior martial art. Nakamura would win many more tournaments throughout his competition career.

In 1966, Nakamura was personally selected by Masutatsu Oyama to help bring the true spirit of karate to America. He moved to New York City and began teaching at a small dojo in Brooklyn. He served as the American head of Kyokushin Karate for a decade, before respectfully withdrawing in 1976. The same year, he established the World Seido Karate Organization, which reflected his own beliefs about the true meaning of karate. With the principles of love, respect, and obedience as a foundation, Nakamura created Seido (“sincere way”) to ensure that his students would develop spiritually and morally, as well as physically. Today, Seido Karate has thriving branches in 18 countries with more than 20,000 students worldwide, and the New York Honbu is one of the largest martial arts schools in the world.

In the mystical land of Eldoria, there lived a powerful wizard named Alaric. He was known far and wide for his mastery of the arcane arts and his wisdom that surpassed even the oldest of sages. Alaric resided in a towering castle perched on the edge of a cliff, overlooking the vast expanse of the enchanted forest below.

Alaric’s days were spent in quiet contemplation and study, delving into ancient tomes and deciphering cryptic runes. He was a solitary figure, preferring the company of his books and magical artifacts to that of other beings. But despite his reclusive nature, Alaric was always willing to help those in need.

One day, a young maiden named Elara came to Alaric’s castle seeking his aid. Her village had been plagued by a terrible curse, and she had heard that the wizard possessed the knowledge and power to break it. Alaric listened to her tale with a solemn expression, his piercing eyes seeming to see into the very depths of her soul.

After a moment of contemplation, Alaric agreed to help Elara. He gathered his most potent ingredients and began to weave a spell of great complexity and power. For days and nights, he toiled tirelessly, his hands moving with a speed and precision that seemed almost otherworldly.

Finally, the spell was complete. Alaric stood before Elara, holding a shimmering crystal in his outstretched hand. With a single word of power, he shattered the crystal, releasing a burst of pure energy that swept through the village like a cleansing wave.

The curse was broken, and the village was saved. Elara wept tears of joy and gratitude, falling to her knees before the wizard in awe and reverence. Alaric simply nodded, his expression unreadable as he watched the villagers celebrate their newfound freedom.

And so, the legend of Alaric the Wise spread throughout the land, his name whispered in hushed tones by those who had witnessed his great deeds. But the wizard remained as enigmatic as ever, his true motives and intentions known only to himself.

For today in maths we learnt  about factors and made a Venn diagram here is mine the factors of 24 are on the left and the factors of 36 are on the right.

For this weeks literacy I did a writing task about thallium I did writing. I like this writing task because it had lots of  research I could do.