Valerie Adams

 In social studies, we had to make a biographie about a famous New Zealander. I did Valerie Adams because she is from New Zealand and she is famous for shot put and javelin throwing.

Chemistry - Dirty Water Experiment

 Dirty Water Experiment 

Results:

Aim: Is to get the dirty water back to drinkable water

Method:

1.Use a 250mL Beaker get 200mL of water.

2.Add 2 spoonfuls of dirt .

3.Add 10mL of oil.

4.Add a spoonful of pebbles 

5.Stir it for 2 minutes 

6. Label a piece of paper with your names and place it under your beaker.

7.take a photo of your experiment.

                                                                                                                                       

A week later the dirty water turned into a gross yellow

 

Aim : The aim is to get dirty water back to normal

Method : How did you make the dirty water? At first having clean water then putting pebbles and dirt into the clean water to make it dirty.

How did I dilute it? By adding more clean water to the dirty,100mls at a time

How did you filter it? By using a Chux clothe and filter paper

Results 

Black Death -Symptoms

Black Death -Symptoms 

Pneumonic Plague: Pneumonic is heaps of differents things because you develop a fever,a headache, weak breathing, chest pain and a cough.

Septicemic Plague: Septicemic is when you get abdominal pain, shock,bleeding into skin especially on the fingers,toes and nose because the skin will die.

Bubonic plague: Bubonic plague is when you get a headache,chills and your skin will be swollen, tender and sore. 

There were recurrences of the plague in 1361–63, 1369–71, 1374–75, 1390, and 1400. 

                                                                                                                                                                          

Which Century was the Black Death and what parts of the world did it impact?In the mid 1300s, In the world it impacted the Mediterranean,Northern Africa,Southern England in 1348 , Northern Britain and Scandinavia by 13

How many people were affected in Black Death?

75–200 million were killed in the Plague 

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How were the people buried?
They burnt some of the dead bodies and for some others they dug a hole and put them in the hole.

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What were the 3 strands of the Plague?

bubonic, septicemic and pneumonic

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Which Century was the Black Death and what parts of the world did it impact?

Which Century was the Black Death and what parts of the world did it impact?

         Nelson Mandela              

 Nelson Mandela was in South Africa from 1994 to 1999, he was a South African anti-apartheid revolutionary, politician, and philanthropist. Mandela refused to give up the fight or give in to hatred despite being jailed and imprisoned for 27 years for fighting for democracy. Mandela was battling apartheid, but he was also fighting for something else. A better world in which everyone's right to democracy, justice, and integrity was respected.