adrenalin forest

Hello everyone thank you for looking at my blog today i'm talking about Adrenalin Forest. Adrenalin Forest courses feature over 100 fun filled challenges across six levels. Each level is harder than the last, with obstacles starting at 1.5 metres above the ground that are suitable for a wide range of ages and fitness levels. To conquer the whole course and claim your bragging rights, you’ll be climbing, jumping and swinging at least 20 metres up in the air.
This isn’t just a test of your physical skills - each obstacle can be conquered in different ways, so you’ll be stretching your brain as well. Challenges include the Indiana jump, crossed logs, barrels, wrecking balls, a commando flying fox and Tarzan jump.

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My learning story-Hurumanu

Christchurch earthquake

In the Christchurch earthquake A lot of families died and the others were heart broken.

Peoples homes got destroyed from liquefaction, crumbled and foundations.

People were living in other peoples garages because they felt nervous, scared and worried.

People had heaps of injuries from the huge earthquake.

People had to move away from Christchurch because their houses were destroyed.

Peoples businesses were destroyed from the earthquake so they had no jobs. 

The government had to set up a new hospital centres and hospital dept.

Pasta rover challenge

 Aim: Build a pasta rover that can travel 1m down a ramp then 1m across the floor.

Equipment:  Lasagne sheet, fettucine, spaghetti pasta, penne pasta, cannoli pasta, round mints

Next time I would focus on my work and get it done.

Women in WW1

In hurumanu 1 I have been learning about women in ww1.

The early Polynesian navigaters

In science we have been learning about the polynesian navigaters

Early polynesion navigation: 

Would you be able to cross the pacific ocean without a GPS? The early polynesion wayfinders used clouds, water, stars,sun, birds, and fish to navigate the ocean.

They used clouds, water, stars, sun, birds and fish to navigate because they had nothing else to use to navigate.

They used clouds to reflect the lagoons and then they knew an island was close by.

Also big groups of clouds would be above a mountainous island. 

Birds could fly 190km from land. Also they would fly back to land eventually.

The polynesion navigators used the sun to travel east and west.  The sun would rise in the east. And set in the west.

In conclusion, the early polynesion wayfinders used clouds, water, stars, sun, birds, and fish to navigate the ocean.

Navigation

Aim:

I want to walk in a straight line with no senses.

Hypothesis:

i predict that I will walk into an object.

Method:

• Equipment 
• bucket
• blind fold
• cotton wool

    Instructions:

       1. cover your eyes with the blind fold
       2. put cotton wool in your ears
       3.Put the bucket on your head to stop the sun from touching you
       4. spin 3 times in a circle
       5. get your partner to line you up in the direction of the point
       6. begin walking in a straight line
     

Safety:

• stop when you hear the whistle
• stop when your partner says stop
• don't walk into objects
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Resaults: