Vocabulary Made Fun!

Hello fellow bloggers,
Vocabulary is a big writing and it is very important in everyday life.  In our hub we have been focusing on changing words to make them more exciting.  My friend and I displayed a word art presentation, so, if you ever get stuck on finding exciting words for your writing come to my blog and I will help you out!
Hope you enjoy!  Don't forget to comment what words you want me to replace!
(If you want to use this site search 'word art' into the google bar.)

Camp 5 R's

At marshland school the year 7 and 8's went on an awesome 4 day camp.  It was filled with fun activities and challenges.  This is a little insight on the camp we went on and when we showed our school values.  Please comment below what you would want to do most and I hope you enjoy!

Ladder Leading To Sucess

At marshland school we have areas of learning that we focus on at certain times of the day.  At the end of last year we were asked to set goals for ourselves to complete this year.  Recently, we have made Goal ladders that represent our step of how to get there.  Here is my goal ladder and my goals.  Please comment below what you would do to reach these goals or what goals you would put down for yourself if you were to do this activity.

Graffiti Art: Wall of Fame.

Hello readers,

It is a new year back in the learning hub at marshland school, that means it is challenging to learn everyone's names, but we made graffiti wall art using are names.

Everyone gets some paper shaped like a brick you then write your name in a  graffiti like font and color it in.  You can also customize it to what you are interested in. 

This is the one that I made I chose the floral pattern because my name is a flower name and I like the patterns.

what theme would you do in you were making this?

Stick man On The Move

Hello Readers,

I have found this great new app that allows me to make awesome animation, It can be found on any laptop and I would recommend using this - Stop motion animator.  I have made an awesome video with my friend Monet , be sure to check out her blog!

I hope you enjoy this stop motion animation as much as I enjoyed making it!
Be sure to put in the comments your thoughts and to give suggestions.
Have you ever made an animation?

Thanks,
Lily

Physiological Fun!

Physiological Fun

Hello readers,

In school we have been researching science and Mackenzie

and I have chosen the topic of which age group has the best

\ health and fitness ability.  We were to research the experiment then

carry it out and display our findings on a science board in the most creative

way possible. This is our finished science board:

I think that if I were to do this again then I would try and perform

the experiment earlier so I could add some extra aspects to the

board and the experiment such as:  Lung capacity, and taste test, as

well as making our board look even better than before. Have you ever

done an experiment similar to this before? If so what were your results?

 Please state your thoughts in the comments below!

Thank you for reading,

Lily.

Hello again,

In school we have been learning about science and have carried out an experiment that we perform, research and display on a board. I asked the question of what question has the best health and fitness ability and I have written an explanation on this topic. I hope you enjoy! Please feel welcome to leave your thoughts in the comments below.

What age group has the best health and physical ability?

All vital organs lose some function over time of aging.  

Here, we are looking at our eyes for sight, Our ears for

sound and our heart for walking around every day.  

What happens as you age?

Eyeball:

The things to look out for with the aging eyeball

is mainly looking at the lens, this will become more

stiff, so harder to see objects from a close proximity.  

Ear:

Tiny cells in your ear are part of what helps you

hear things.  As we get older these hair cells may

get damaged or die, making it harder to hear higher pitches.

Heart:

As you age, so do your blood vessels, making

them less flexible and so less easy to pump the blood round

your body, making your heart work faster.  You can also have

a fatty plaque growing inside of your arteries which

will slowly block them up with time.

Cells are the basic building block of tissue.

 As we age the cells get bigger with us, when they get

bigger it is harder for them to divide and multiply.  

This increases the growth of fatty substances around the

organs like lipofuscin. This fat growth causes the

organs and vessels to become more stiff and rigid.  

The main cause of this is an unhealthy diet,

this encourages the fat to grow and covers the organs.

With the possibility of resulting in:

Illness

A need for Medications

Significant life changes such as difficulty of walking, and getting out of the house.

sudden increased physical demands of the body, such as a change in activity, like, the reduction of physical activities that may take away your breath quickly.

When these organs are pushed to the limit

different ages may react differently or have different

results of the peak of their health.  Because of aging,

the cells and tissue are worn and with aging cause the

organ to lose function and not work as well as the younger

organs seen in younger beings.

Materials

If you decide to try out our experiment for yourself here is what you might need to get started;

Eye test paper

A meter ruler

Phone (Hearing app)

Fitbit

Paper and pens to write names and results.