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Whalers killed whales for their meat and oil, which they used for food and lighting before 1964. They used harpoons attached to ropes to hunt whales from boats. While whaling was economically viable, overhunting led to 7 of 13 whale species becoming endangered, so most whaling ended by 1964 to protect the species.
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The class investigated how much water they waste when brushing their teeth after learning about World Water Day. Five students measured the amount of water they used, which ranged from 625 ml to 6 l. On average, each student used 2.5 l per brushing. With twice daily brushing, the class wastes 155 l per day or 1085 l per week brushing their teeth by leaving the tap running. This amounts to over half a million liters wasted per year, almost as much water as the local swimming pool holds. The next step is to measure how much water could be saved by turning off the tap while brushing teeth.
Automaton PowerPoint Show by Chloe and Emily
This slideshow was created by Chloe and Emily and features examples of automata, including ones made by Hugo Cabret and Mia. It discusses Hugo Cabret's automaton and why the company Toys Inc. made one. The class voted on logos designed by students, with the winning logo designed by Emily and Chloe. The presentation references images from a camera and Google and thanks the viewer for watching.
Grimalkin
1) A small village called Blackthorn Ridge near a gorge was home to a sheep farm.
2) One night, the sheep farmer heard a purring sound and found his sheep unharmed but was later attacked by a huge black creature and killed.
3) Weeks later, his friends found his body and saw a large black leopard near the scene that had blood on its chin matching the farmer's, realizing it was the killer.
Room3’s
The document describes a trip by Room3 to an herb farm where they made creams using various oils like carrot oil and arnica oil. After making the creams, they went into the garden and had an awesome time, returning to school very tired.
Room3’s
Room 3 went on a field trip to an herb farm where they learned about caring for, using, and identifying different herbs from a guide named Lynn. The students made herbal creams using various oils like carrot oil and alkanet oil. After creating their creams, they explored the herby potter garden before having lunch with an awesome view at Ashurst Domain, tired but having had an awesome time.
Kayleigh
Early doctors obtained medicine from plants and trees. They used tools like the wooden Mouth Gag to keep patients from talking or screaming, and the Artificial Leech to suck blood for long periods of time. Being sick in the past was likely very frightening without modern medicine and treatments.
Gold mining
Gold miners in New Zealand in the 1800s worked in cold, dark mines and used canaries to detect dangerous gases. They used pickaxes to extract gold from rock. A major gold discovery was made in Otago in 1861, and pickaxes helped miners find significant amounts of gold.
Fire fighters
This document discusses fire fighting before 1900, showing a photo of the Wanganui fire fighters team from 1886 and describing a Merryweather tub built in 1850 that was shipped to Christchurch in the 1860s. As buildings got taller, fire brigades began using horse-drawn escape ladders to fight fires.
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Some of the poems our class have written. First we wrote our poems, then we found a graphic about them. We then published them.
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