Classroom reading (degrees/Celsius)

Importance of Kai Moana

Draw Symmetrical Objects (By Jasnoor)

Wednesday, September the 23rd Week 10 Term 3 

WALT: Draw Symmetrical Objects/Buildings and Adding Depths

Sc. I will 

1. add depth, detail and many 3d shapes

2. make sure that the drawing and the object look pretty close

after 5 practices of drawing buildings by trying to make the building look as 3d as possible and as detailed, I have had very bad first, second and third attempts but my 5th attempt is a lot more better. I can also tell that I have improved.

This is my photo

Learning to Summarise within 50 words or less (Jasnoor)

Jess and lesilie being different from the school both became friends as lesilie was fast/smart and Jess was a really good drawer and bullied for being poor.

Geometry Day 1 Week 9 September 9th (By Jasnoor)

                                                                     

geometry is very challenging especially if you hate drawing I mean if I can't draw 2d objects how would I be able to draw 3d, I hated it, I don't have any photos of evidence as my chrome book does not take photos besides that I was struggling and still am but once I get home i'm going to fix the mistakes and continue and try to finish up. so I feel like I can do it but its hard 

Monday Week 9 September the 9th 2020...

By Jasnoor

George Floyd

Bessie Coleman (Cultural Icon)

Bessie Coleman

Bessie Coleman is an awesome role model for women and people of colour. Who is Bessie Coleman? What did she do? What is she known for?... 

Bessie Coleman birth spot originally Texas 1892 to share cropper parents, the tenth child of thirteen children. Bessie Coleman was a determined woman with a spirit for adventure, who also insisted on equality for women and people on any other colour. When Bessies father and brother left she was left to raise her younger siblings while her mother worked as a cook and a housekeeper.

She studied hard in school. She was an excellent student, and was able to save up enough money to attend 1 term of college. Unable to find anyone in the Us that would teach her, she didn't bring down her hopes, so Bessie Coleman went to aviation school in France. In 1921, she achieved her flying license. She also was very Determined and hard working, she learned to be a manicurist and went to work in barber shops in the Chicago area. 

Bessie had a few more things she wanted to do, she wanted to open a school for black aviators, and she needed a source of income.she set out to create as much publicity as possible, so that she can attract audiences. For the next few years, Bessie divided her time between flying at airshows around the country, lecturing at black theatres in Georgia and Florida, and opening a beauty shop in Orlando. She refused to perform stunts unless the audience was desegregated and everyone used the same gates. In 1926, Bessie finally got her own plane which was delivered in 1926. Bessies last flight was on April 30th, 1926. She and her mechanic new plane out