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Showing posts with label Day 2. Show all posts

Thursday, 20 December 2018

Leilani - Summer Learning Journey - Day 2 Forest Life! Activity one.

Walt: To finish day two of week one. Of the Summer Learning Journey activity's. 

WEEK 1: A Place to Stand

DAY 2: Forest Life


Activity 1: Giants Among Us [4 points]
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New Zealand has a really special environment. Many of the plants and trees found in New Zealand are not found anywhere else in the world. These plants and trees are endemic to our country.  In New Zealand, one of the largest and longest living endemic trees is the NZ Kauri tree. Kauri are mainly found in three regions of New Zealand: the Coromandel, Auckland and Northland. The largest Kauri tree in the country is in the Waipoua Forest in Northland. It is called Tāne Mahuta. Some people refer to it as the ‘Lord of the Forest.’

Thousands of people go to visit Tāne Mahuta every year. Would you like to be one of those people who got to see Tāne Mahuta in real life? Why or why not?



On your blog, tell us whether you would like to go and visit Tāne Mahuta one day. Be sure to tell us why you do (or do not) want to visit this endemic tree.

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Would I like to visit the tallest Kauri tree ( Tane Mahuta ) in New Zealand? 

I would LOVE to visit the Tane Mahuta located in the Waipuna Forest , in Northland region. The tree is the very tallest Kauri trees ever to live! That is the VERY reason why I would LOVE to visit the Tane Mahuta. I have heard of this tree throughout books , writing's or even in conversations , and now here! Tane Mahuta's look very tall! Now , the reason why I would like to visit the Tane Mahuta tree is because I would LOVE to learn about it habitats and other very fun facts about this wonderful tree! Hmmm , I bet that most of you all reading would enjoy to learn facts about the Tane Mahuta tree. Continue reading to find out more information about this terrific tree!

Fact one: Well first of all the Tane Mahuta is the tallest Kauri tree in New Zealand. The Tane Mahuta tree is located in the Waipuna Forest which is located in the North side of New Zealand! The Tan Mahuta tree is standing at about 13 trunk / 51 meters high. Very tall am I right.

Fact Two: What does Tane Mahuta mean? Well the word ' Tane ' is the god of the forest. Tane's name is the god of peace and beauty. That is the most information I got about the name. 

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Task Description:

Day two of Summer Learning Journey hear I come! Today's post is dedicated to the Summer Learning Journey activity's! Today's post I have completed day one's , activity one's task! For day two the day is called Forest Life , and as for the activity it is named Giant's Amount Us. In this activity it includes us searching through a virus amount of sites to learn about the tallest Kauri tree , Tane Mahuta. Here I had to explain if I would like to visit the Tane Mahuta and why we would like to visit the Tane Mahuta. I wrote if I would want to visit the Tane Mahuta and why. I also left some facts about the Tane Mahuta which would be helpful to everyone! So without further a do you may start reading , or you have already read all of my day one activity. Thank you for all reading or you may start reading. Stay tune for day one's activity two!

Sunday, 9 July 2017

Leilani - Winter Learning Journey! Day # 2 New Zealand By Land And Sea!

Day # 2 New Zealand By Land And Sea!


Hello and today we are going to be doing day 2 for the winter learning journey!I hope everyone enjoy

Activity 1: After a very busy day of sightseeing you and your group drive from Tane Mahuta to your hotel in Dargaville. When you arrive you decide to sit down and record your thoughts in your travel diary.
Before you start writing, take a minute to read more about Rangitoto island, Karekare beach and Tane Mahuta.  On your blog, tell us which of the three places you most enjoyed visiting and why.  

Most enjoyed 1 - Rangitoto! When I go to Rangitoto I like to go and see the beautiful nature and go for a walk to the top of Rangitoto.
Most enjoyed 2 - KareKare Beach!
Every time I go to KareKare Beach I love going for long swims and watching the sun.Because then I will feel like I am on vacation.
Most enjoyed 3 - Tane Mahuta!
Tane Mahuta is a very cool place.When I go there I can learn about trees that I haven't learnt about before.
Activity 2: As an island nation, New Zealand is completely surrounded by water. It is the perfect place for people who like to swim or to sail! While in Dargaville, recovering from your busy day of sightseeing, you notice a number sailboats going by. One of the boats is manned by a young German girl named Laura Dekker. At the age of fourteen she sailed around the world the entire world by herself. You can watch a short video clip about her adventures here: Laura Dekker sailing trip.   
Let’s imagine that you had the chance to interview Laura while in Dargaville. On your blog post five questions that you would ask her.
Question # 1 - When did you first  start sailing ? 
Question # 2 - Do you have an inspiration?
Question # 3 - When do you train?
Question # 4 - Who taught you to sail?
Question # 5 - Are you self taught?

Bonus Activity: When you finish your interview with Laura, you decide to keep on interviewing people. For this activity, your task is to conduct a real interview with an actual member of your family. Please ask them to think about their five (5) favourite things to do in the out-of-doors. They can be things that they enjoy doing on land or in the water. Post the list of outdoor activities on your blog.

Bonus Activity: 10 points

My cousin Helen - Margaret ( What she likes to do outside ) 
First thing that she like's to do - Play outdoor sports
Second thing that she likes to do - Go on adventure's
Third thing that she likes to do - Go to lunch with friends
Fourth thing that she likes to do - Go fishing
Fifth thing that she likes to do - Go for runs