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Living By The Rules

Clay creation.

I made a smiley face and the word kind.
I made it because next year this is what I want to look like as a year 6.
I made it out of clay and I used water to make it not have any cracks in it.
The challenging part was to decide what to do. I choose this because next year I, want everyone to be happy and, everyone to be kind.  
I am proud of how it actually looked liked in the end.

My Blog Information

We learnt about QR codes and how to make them.  I think next time what I could do better is make my writing more easier to see.  

Shake out!

We are learning about 2018 shake out if you do not know what it is it is a earthquake drill.

I think we need to make our images more quality.

Improving blog comments

Hi Legacy.

I like how you used a good title because it is interesting and

it matches your writing.

I like how it makes sense because the words are spelt correctly.

I think you could make your writing bigger so it is easier to read.

you put your writing in your own words?

I would like it if you comment on my blog.

Here is my link to my original comment http://awslegacyt.

blogspot.com/2018/09/terrible-tornadoes.html#comment-form

Original Comment 

By Larz

Destructive Tsunamis

Destructive Tsunamis

Did you know that Raz-de-maree means in english

violent rising tide.

How it happens?

• Tsunamis are caused by sudden movement of the ocean due to the earthquakes.               
• They are also caused by landslides on the ocean floor.
• The top of a underwater Volcano
• may collapse downwards and make a Tsunami.

Maori connection

The Maori god of the sea in Tangaroa. In Maori

Tsunami is Te ngaru.

How to get through it?

Hold onto sturdy furniture. Crawl only if you can

reach better cover. But do not go through an area

with more debris.

Example of impact on NZ

In 1947 there was a big Tsunami

in Gisborne. The Tsunami broke a bridge. It was

about 10 metres high.

Other interesting trivias

Tsunamis are mostly at the pacific ocean.Tsunamis

can travel about 10 miles in land.

Conclusion

쓰나미 in Korean that means Tsunami.

Цунами in Russian that also means Tsunami.

I think you should he’d to the highest,

ground you can before a Tsunami comes.

Biogeography

Akroyd,Emerald,Personal,11.09.2018

100 most dangerous things on the planet book By Anna

Claybourne published 2008.

https://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/Tsuna

mi/

By Larz

Charades

You

Charades

You will see that…

1. Emerald will penalize Larz by asking him to skip a turn.

2. Emerald restates the rule Larz has broken, Emerald asks Larz to apologize to her.

I really enjoyed acting in the video.
I found it hard to not laugh while acting.

T3 W6 Floods

T3 W6 Calendar Art

Terrifying Floods

Fun Voki Smart learning

This is a voki I have made to tell you what I have been learning about in cybersmart. I know that it is successful because it can, talk & it makes scene of what it says.  

T2 W10 Book Review

Book Review

Title-The song of the ship rat

Author-Ben Brown

Illustrator-Helen Taylor

Genre-English language rhyming picture book

Main character-Ship rat

Setting-pirate ship

Rate this book-😀 I rate this because

it is interesting because it’s based on a rat on a pirate

ship and the rat gets homesick and he is

searching for his paradise.

I think people the age of 7-10 would read it.

It makes perfect sense.

The drawings are vibrant.

Book Review by Larz, Room 3

    

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