Making hokey pokey

 aim: to make hokey pokey using suger.golden syrap and baking soda 

when the suger  and golden syrap comhined with baking soda it frotds and and makes carfron diundice 

gas. that is why the hokey pokey has bobbies 

Material. 

1 2 tabls of golden syrap 

2 4 tabs of suger 

3 1 heaped teassoop 

4 burn buner

5 gresse poof paper 

methid 

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me heling a bired that can not fly for 2 days

2 day ago i help a bird to fly because it coned fly i maded i wrom bed for it then i pot to outside but it was sitll there then one off my cats got it but it i got the bird i pot it in it wrom place then i pot it in a tree away from my cats and away from my house to because off my cats will eat it and I hate it when my cats eat birds and. Why did i help the bird because it is kind to help living thing. I can not see living thing been killed by cats or people.

  and this is my bloog for this week here is the picther of the brid help for 2 day  thanks for looking at my post. :] 

Lockdown Artist

Henry Sunderland - Cartoon artist:-

Henry Sunderland likes heling people feel connected (Wellbeing -Mental/Physical).

In 2020, New Zealands first lockdown for Covid -19 he created a lockdown book. The book was illustrations of different images throughout New Zealand. The purpose of the book was to help people colour in during their time at home.

Henry Sunderland has had a varied career. He has worked as a carpenter, artisan in stain glass making and gnome maker to name a few.

Henry Sunderland is an enviornmental advocate and can see his acheivements by the awards he has received below:-

Awards and Achievements

• 2012 Christchurch City Earthquake Civic Award
• 2009 Teaching in Excellence Award
• 1999 Christchurch City Civic Award
• 1977 At the geographic South pole with the first Garden Gnome to reach the pole

Mission:- "bringing the child out of the adult and art to the streets" - ARA academic profile

.Some pictures of Henry Sunderland and his work below:-

   

 

JANE ADDAMS

This week my class has been reading about Jane Addams and I am going to tell you all about her.

When Jane was little she saw poor people 

Jane was reading from her dad books 

Then he died 

Then for 2 years she saw poor people buying old food from markets 

Then she went back to the palace

Then she built over 10 workshops

When people give her gifts, she gives them away  ‘

Then she put in a public bath to help people not get sick 

Then she put in a playground 

Then by 1907 there was 13 workshops

Then in 1920 more people came to the house’s that Jane built

And she made people's lives better then they had been before

And her childhood wish had come true for her 

This is a true story and it is a really good book. 

1 Why did Jane Addams do this for the poor people?

2  What had happened to the poor?

3 How did the poor look up to Jane Addams? 

4 Why did she help strangers? 

5 How did she help them?

Timeline of Jane Addams' Life

1860 - Jane Addams is born in Cedarville, Illinois.

 

1877-1881 - Jane Addams attends Rockford Female Seminary.

 

1889 - Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr found Hull House, a settlement house, in Chicago.

 

1903 - Jane Addams becomes the vice president of the National Women's Trade Union League.

 

1909 - Helps to found the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and is elected 1st woman President of National Conference of Charities and Corrections (later National Conference of Social Work).

 

1911-1914 - 1st Vice President of National American Woman Suffrage Association and 1st head of National Federation of Settlement and Neighborhood Centers.

1915 - Helps organize the Woman's Peace Party, elected 1st Chairman.

1919 - Founds Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, serves as President 1919-29.

1931 - 1st American woman recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.

 

1935 - Jane Addams passes away in Chicago and is buried in Cedarville, Illinois 

my zodiace sigh

 GEMINI 

Why does everybody hate Gemini mostly?

1-  Gemini is not good with listening. They cannot listen to others properly. They also over-communicate with people which sometimes may create a problem.

2-  They are two-faced. One moment, they are sweet to others and the next moment they become very harsh. For being two-faced, they also like to gossip about others who they hate the most. But won’t leave any chance to be nice to them. So, it becomes very tough to play a mind game with them.

3-  Nothing can entertain a Gemini person for a long time. They get bored very easily and quickly. So, these people are always into making new plans for their entertainment. But it’s not possible to find a new source of fun every time.

4-  Humour of these people is really harsh. And they often don’t understand the difference between a joke and an insult. So, you have to be very careful when a Gemini is around you.

5-  It’s very hard to understand their commitment towards anything. They are either too available or not available at all. There is no balance between these two. This becomes quite problematic for relationships.

 6- Geminis from air signs easily get bored so they want new things in life to stay entertained always. And that’s why Aries people can complement them in a balanced way. Because they are unstoppable who are always planning for their next risks. And Geminis have a keen interest in knowing the unknown.

7-GEMINI: DEER It isn't a surprise that the spirit animal of a Gemini is a deer. With an insane amount of energy, they are fun and intelligent creatures who aren't afraid to put be very charming and motivating for their mates to look up toI

 

 

8- Gemini sign people will make a major breakthrough on the financial front and also in their professional matters. You will make the right moves at the right time and keep things under your control. Your efficient and wise approach will lead to closing of several files and new beginnings. Do not speak harshly even if people make mistakes. It will not help your cause. Take utmost care of your health as you are likely to have a headache out of stress.

that is why gemini is hates so much

 

Litmus experiment

Materials:

1. Red Litmus paper

2. Blue Litmus paper

3. Sodium Hydroxide

4. Hydrochloric acid

5. Pipette

6. 4 Test tubes

Steps:

1. Rip the litmus paper in half and put half in each test tube.

2. Add 3 drops of hydrochloric acid to the blue litmus paper in test tube 1.

3. Add 3 drops of hydrochloric acid to the red litmus paper in test tube 2.

4. Add 3 drop of Sodium Hydroxide to the blue litmus paper in test tube 3.

5. Add 3 drops of Sodium Hydroxide to the red litmus paper in test tube 4.

Findings:

The blue litmus paper with hydrochloric acid went red

The blue litmus paper with sodium hydroxide went blue

The red litmus paper with hydrochloric acid went blue

The red litmus paper with sodium hydroxide went red

To help you with your conclusion

• Blue Litmus: no change it is an alkaline.

• Blue Litmus : changes to red it is an acid.

• Red Litmus: no change it is an acid.

• Red litmus: changes to blue it is an alkaline

Folk Tale

                           This week for reading we read about the empty pot 

A folk tale is a storyvthats has been told for generations and has a moral or a lesson in it.

The empty pot is a folk tale about telling the truth.

The emperor had given all the kids in the valley seeds but they are all cooked all of the kids chenged there seeds to make then grow but the 0ne boy had told the truth to the emperpor. Then he became the Emperor  because he was truthful.  

  

red cabbage ph

 omg 

Red cabbage inddicator experiment 

Materials 

1. red cabbage 

2 . beaker 

3 . bunsen buner 

4. pipette 

5. sodium hydroxide 

6.  hydrochloric acid 

7. test tubes 

8. paper tower

9 . west tube rack 

10. water 

11

12

13

Sherbet

 1. loundly booster 

2. deadorise your caroets 

3. wash your hair 

4. clean your oven 

5. daedorise your litty lifer tray 

6. add abrasive to cleaning products 

7. clean  away mouid 

8 clean and unclog sinks 

9. Deodront 

10. scrub away scuff marks on the wall 

making sherbet 

1 bracing soda and citrlacid 

2

3

4

5

equipment 

1 red cup 

2 iceing sager 

3 withe this 

4 a sick 

5 rewo 

6 sonps

steps 

1 1 teaspon of citric add

2 1/4 teaspon of icing suger 

3 1/4 teaspoon of baking soda 

4 1 teaspon of powderd drinks crstals 

Lisa Carrington

taste test

 Blind taste testing result

Sample number	Sweet, sour, bitter, salty.	I think it is…….
Sample A
Sample B
Sample C	Sour	suager
Sample D
Sample E
Sample F
Sample G
Sample H
Sample I

methed 

depressing songs for depressed people 1 hour mix ~ A Sad Film ² (sad mus...

school can be good for u and not good for you

school can be good for you and not good for you
There are many reasons we go to school. The main reason we attend  school is to gain the skills and education needed to live autonomously and successfully. school also teaches us social skills we will need in our future lives and careers
school is bad for you
Parents are not involved enough. ...
school are  closing left and right. ...
Our school are overcrowded. ...
Technology comes with its downsides. ...
There is a lack of diversity in gifted education. ...

• school  spending is stagnant, even in our improving economy.

• Going back to school can cause stress, anxiety, and depression for kids and adults alike. There's good reason for it. When it comes to your kids, they may not always talk about it, yet there are many factors that can affect their mental health. This is true for both kids and parents.

Not enough quality sleep can cause an inability to focus, lower productivity, irritability, and depression. For your kids this can lead to lower grades and their inability to focus can also cause them to be injured if they play sports. It’s important for everyone in your household to get plenty of sleep.
While adults can manage on 7-8 hours of sleep, teenagers need about 9.5 hours to nourish their growing bodies and minds. Most teenagers average about 7.5 hours a night, 2 less hours than their body needs. Two hours per night over the course of a 5-day week means your child is losing 10 hours of much needed rest every week.
Sleeping in on the weekends is not enough to make up for that sleep deficit. To keep your kids healthy and help them reduce stress naturally, help them make sure they’re getting a minimum of 9 hours of sleep per night, every night. Keeping a regular sleep routine, even on the weekends and over holiday breaks, will help them function better in the long-term.

2. Bullying

Here are some harsh facts about bullying from the American Society for the Positive Care of Children:

• 160,000 kids skip school every day for fear of being bullied
• When bystanders step up to help, bullying stops within 10 seconds 57% of the time
• 30% of kids admit to bullying someone else
• 1 in every 3 kids has been bullied at school
• 70% of school age children have witnessed bullying
• 28% of students grade 6-12 and 20% of students grade 9-12 have been bullied
• When it comes to cyberbullying, 6% of students grade 6-12 have been victims and 16% of high school students within the last year. For LGBT students, that number jumps to 55.2% experiencing cyberbullying.

Is it any wonder, with these statistics, that kids today are stressed out about school and what they’ll face there? Kids fear for their safety if they’re being bullied physically, yet cyberbullying is a completely different fear. They don’t face their attacker and don’t know how many other students are on board with the attacker’s comments and posts.

3. Standardized Testing

Approximately 25% of students have test anxiety.  Not every brain functions the same; just because a student has a good memory, it does not define their intelligence.  For students who freeze up at testing even though they know the answers, it can cause anxiety over how their grade will be affected if they don’t do well and what other students will think of them if they fail.

Testing can have a long-term effect on a student’s grades and their ability to move forward and apply for higher education.

4. Anxiety

Students face a variety of stress factors including deadlines, peer pressure, fear of failure, and more. With all of this pressure, anxiety in children and teens is on the rise.  When your child is dealing with anxiety, it can make it hard to be successful at the factors that are causing the stress in the first place; creating a vicious cycle that they aren’t able to break.

If your child also has a fear of speaking in public, getting called on in class or being asked to present a project to the class can significantly increase their anxiety level.

5. Panic Attacks

Agoraphobia is a major cause of panic attacks.  Schools are packed with masses of students moving about in a multitude of directions, creating a panic situation for anyone with agoraphobia. The condition can also be brought on by the use of prescription medications, being overwhelmed or overloaded, and high levels of stress.

For students who suffer from panic attacks, it can have a serious impact on their ability to study, participate in class, and maintain high grades.

6. Homework

A study by the University of Phoenix found that, on average, high school students deal with an average of 17.5 hours of homework per week. That’s in addition to the time they spend in class and doing extracurricular activities. Which means, between school, sports, clubs, and homework, your high school student is putting in more hours of work per week than you. Your child is dealing with school work and peers from the time they wake up to the time they fall asleep every day of the week.

Homework time has to find a way to fit into your child’s schedule, which means lots of late nights, causing them to be sleep deprived, leading to fatigue and higher levels of stress.

7. Stress

Is it any wonder with the amount of work to do, peer pressure, bullying, and sleep deprivation that stress is on the rise for high school students? Add to the pressures of upcoming graduation and trying to make decisions about school and work that will affect the rest of their lives.

NYU found that 49% of high school students deal with stress on a daily basis. This level of stress can make it difficult for your child to concentrate and focus in class, during tests, and working on homework. Stress can also lead to physical disorders like obesity. If not treated, stress can become a way of life that will follow your child into adulthood.

8. Depression

Many students deal with depression under the weight of their workload and pressures from teachers, friends, and even parents. They tend to detach and hibernate within themselves to deal with the emptiness that overwhelms them.

In extreme cases and if not treated, depression can lead to self-harm and even suicide. Many students’ dealing with depression never seek help for fear of how they’ll be perceived.

9. Social Integration

Students have a deep desire, and need, to be accepted by their peers and feel like they belong. Feeling out of place can be damaging to their emotional and mental well-being, causing them to have difficulty feeling happy and safe in their environment. What if more than half of high school students didn’t feel engaged at their school? There would be a lot of students feeling left out and alone, causing depression and anxiety among them. That would be bad for the entire school, right? Surprisingly, a Gallup poll found that a whopping 56% of high school students did NOT have a sense of belonging.

School is not just a place for students to study academics, it’s also where they learn social skills that will help them excel in college and in their careers. If they’re not connecting with their peers, they’ll have trouble learning these necessary skills. Many students who feel like they don’t belong describe school as “hostile”. If more than half of high school students feel disengaged with their classmates, this is not the personal issue of the student, it’s a problem with the school.

10. Psychiatric Disorders

The high-stress situation of school can be a contributing factor to a child’s psychiatric disorders. More than 6% of teens are taking prescription medications for anything from depression to ADHD. These medications can cause your child to become easily distracted in class, making it harder for them to keep up with notes, assignments, and testing.

Students with ADHD find standardized testing almost impossible to manage, however basic classroom assignments and homework can be just as difficult. Even though their intelligence level may be high, falling behind on testing and homework can make them question their intelligence. Usually this is not related to their mental capacity.  Instead to their lack of motivation to pay attention and keep up.
In order to help kids through these mental health issues and concerns of their school years, it has to be a joint supportive effort of parents, teachers, school administrators, and school boards working together to ensure the safety and happiness of our students.
If you feel that your child is dealing with any of these issues and needs help, seek professional guidance with a counselor, therapist, coach, or psychiatrist to help your child succeed through their educational journey.
Withers Whisper would love to work you and your child should you find these types of issues happening in your child.  We offer FREE consultations call us we can help.  970-682-4405.  Check out our other blog posts on stressors and how the horses and I can help.  www.witherswhisper.com.nz 

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thank for looking at my post 

how do u feel about school 

why is school good for u and not bad for u