High Jump

Why you picked this event?

Because this is the only one I can play  

What is the correct technique for this event?

 To always land on your shoulder first.

Have I improved at this event? Why/why not?Yes I have because I never made the jump and now I can.

How could I improve more?By practicing every time we do high jump. 

What is another event you want to improve on and why? Long jump so I can Improve from last year.

SOST(Social Studies)

In my class we got asked what does culture mean to us?

Culture is a word for the 'way of life' of groups of people, meaning the way they do things. The word 'culture' is most commonly used in three ways. Excellence of taste in the fine arts and humanities, also known as high culture. An integrated pattern of human knowledge, belief, and behavior.
Last I think religion is important to learn about so you can learn about other's religions.

What is Mime?

1)The theatrical technique of suggesting action, character, or     emotion without words,using only gesture,expression,            and movement.

2) (in ancient Greece and Rome) a simple farcical drama             including mimicry.

3)Use only gesture and movement to act out (a play or role).

HEC1 (Home Economics) Group 1

Savory Bread Cases

Ingredients

• 2 slices of wholegrain bread
• 1t margarine
• 2T grated cheese
• 2T baked beans or creamed corn
• 1T finely diced celery or onion
• 1 slice of ham

Method

1. Trim crusts off the bread
2. Spread margarine thinly onto one side of bread
3. Press into muffin tins margarine side down
4. Fill each case with fillings (baked beans or corn, celery, onion, ham and cheese)
5. Bake in oven until lightly brown and cheese is bubbling.

Safety and Hygiene

Hygiene-

1. hands must be washed and clean before touching any food
2. aprons must be worn at all times during partial

Safety-

1. hair must be up or else hair will go into food
2. you must have the correct shoe ware and shoes tied up

What is Performing Arts?

Forms of creative activity that are performed in front of an audience, such as drama, music, and dance.

Performing arts are basically arts or skills that require a performance in front of a public audience. Examples are acting, singing and dancing. 

 

                      

Whether children have the opportunity to perform in theater productions or help out behind the scenes, studying Drama and Performing Arts not only engages with the creative side of the brain, it also provides an ideal balance in students' patterns of study.
                         

Performing arts are a form of art in which artists use their voices, bodies or inanimate objects to convey artistic expression. It is different from visual arts, which is when artists use paint

Other forms of the Performing Arts include opera, theater, magic or illusion performances, spoken word, 

recitation and public speaking.

Music Performance

What did you choose to perform and why?
I choose piano because that's the only instrument I can play properly. 

How did I feel about the performance?
 I felt embraced while I was playing but then I felt good after I was done.

What would you like to work on in music this year?
 I would like to work on playing the piano.

Butterflies

What kind of language is used in the text?

Witch positions, voices interests are at play in this text?

What does the Author want us to know?

How are the characters constructed in this text?

1. Grandmother smart because 
2. Grandfather   smart
3. Granddaughter smart 
4. Teacher 

Viral post of 'mass desertion' of cars in Germany due to rising fuel prices, turns out to be fake

The story is about Germany, but the photo is from china

The photo is in china not Germany

There was a crash of trucks, caused by fog

This is from 2017, it is out of date

The photo was taken in 2010

One of the question that are ask was...... Is this a real story or a fake Story?

The story is fake but the photo is real.

 

However, the people who can be glimpsed in this photograph appear more Asian than German, and native Germans themselves are unfamiliar with any protest in recent years (over fuel prices or anything else) that supposedly saw millions of them ditching their automobiles in the street.
That’s all because this photograph actually captures a massive multi-day traffic jam in China, most likely the infamous August 2010 China National Highway 110 traffic tie-up.

Think you had a hellish commute this morning? Just be thankful you’re not in China, where a traffic jam stretching more than 100 km (62 miles) has forced drivers to keep their feet planted on brake pedals for nine days.

The gridlock, which started August 14, involves thousands of trucks between the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and the Chinese capital of Beijing, according to state media.

Fender-benders and broken-down vehicles are adding to the chaos, state media reported.

Some drivers played cards to pass the time, while others fumed about nearby vendors taking advantage of their predicament by gouging food prices.

Still, some opted to not take detours to avoid farther travel and toll costs.

Traffic congestion is a common problem in China. But construction on a section of the Beijing-Tibet Expressway has forced more traffic onto National Expressway 110, which runs roughly parallel.

Roads leading to Beijing are particularly notorious for turning into parking lots.

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