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Thursday, 21 May 2020

Chocolate Word Cloud

Chocolate Word Cloud

I've been reading a book called Fair Chocolate and it's about how they make chocolate and they make it fair for the people that are farming the cacao beans. These are 25 words from the story that I put in a chocolate word cloud. Try to find as much words as you can.



Wednesday, 20 May 2020

Health & Safety

Health & Safety

In food technology today, we learned about health & safety. If you don't follow health & safety you could get food poisoning and get sick.

Thursday, 16 April 2020

Top 10 Things Made On Accident

Hi everyone, for this week I've made a list on the Top 10 Things Made On Accident you might be surprised on some of them here is the slide.

Monday, 6 April 2020

Arctic Adventures Theme Park

Arctic Adventures
Hi everyone, this would be a design for a theme park if I would make one here it is.


Tuesday, 17 March 2020

Te Tiriti o Waitingi

Te Tiriti o Waitangi

Last week in Hurumanu 1 we have been learning more about Te Tiriti o Waitangi. We wrote down some notes about the video and here are some of them:

The Maori population was around 100,000 in the late 1830s but it later dropped to 70 to 80 thousand. The reason for the big drop in the population was war and disease.
The main settlement in New Zealand was Kororakea or Russell.

France tried to colonize New Zealand, a person named Edward Gibbon Wakefield set up the New Zealand Company. The British sent William Hobson to set up the Treaty of Waitangi because they were worried French would lead Maori to extinction.

There was a problem about the Treaty of Waitangi, a missionary and his son translated all of it in one night and there were some mistakes. Some of the words were wrongly translated, maybe it was on accident because they were rushing and had to do it in one night or they might have done it on purpose.

The treaty has been neglected like it was under piles of paper, got soaked in water, gnawed by rats and was almost lost in a fire. Here is how it looks now
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Friday, 13 March 2020

Healthy Lifestyles: Time Series Data





Time Series Data
By Kareem

This week in Hurumanu 6, we have been learning about Time Series Data. 

In Time Series Data there is a frequency along the side and a label. On the bottom is the time for example 2001, 2002, 2003. Put your label under there too. You need a title or else people won't know what the graph is for. There should also be a line going horizontal or diagonal depending on the frequency.

Here is an example of time series data:

You get ten dollars every week, here is your money at the end of Sunday each week. On the left is a table of how much money you have by the end of each week and on the right is a graph.