💬Buddy Class Blog Commenting💬 by Hevani

IALT: Post a Positive, Helpful, and Thoughtful comment on my buddy class blogs.

Kia Ora and welcome back to my blog! I know I haven't been blogging much lately and I just wanted to let you all know that I really am trying my best to find something to blog about or to complete my work to be able to blog it. Right now I will be sharing with you all my 2 blog comments that I have posted on my buddy class blogs. 

Holes- Reading Summary by Grace

Hola and welcome to my blog!

 For todays blog I will be blogging about what we have been reading throughout this week. This week my group and I have been reading holes, by Louis Sachar. If you are familiar with this book then you might understand what I am talking about, but if you haven't I recommend you to read it, it is so gooooddd! Not only that but you can watch it on screen( but I would prefer reading the book because it is more exciting).

This is not my first time reading holes, so I kind of remember what happened in the story. All that I need to add is to look for different perspectives for our Solo Study.

Here is my summary:

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I hope you enjoy this blogpost!

Feel free to give me any feedback/feedfoward!

Question: Have you read Holes before?

Solo Novel Study by Arizona

Talofa lava, 

We have been doing novel studies for the past week. Our group have been reading, "The Silent One."  We had to do a DLO to reflect our learning. This is what we have learnt thus far.    

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Question - 

Have you read this book before ? If so what was your favourite part about your book ?

🐦🐓NZ scientist discover a giant extinct parrot🐦🐓 by Auckland

I found this really interesting article while doing my current events independent task.  The next part of our inquiry is about evolution and this article would be a great segue into our group conference. 

The bird is believed to have stood up to one metre tall and to have had a massive beak capable of cracking open most food sources.  
The parrot has been named “Heracles inexpectatus”.Researchers say the parrot was found in fossils dating back 19 million years.

The fossils were found near St Bathans in Central Otago, an area renowned for turning up evidence of ancient birds.

The fossil is around twice the size of a kākāpō, which until now was the largest known parrot.

The Life Process of Bacteria by Hamish

Hi Guys Its Me Hamish and i'm back to show you The Life Processes of Bacteria and all the other wacky and funky things that come with it! So sit back ,relax and get your reading glasses cos i'm going to show you the "World of Bacteria!"


Did you know that every 20 seconds a new piece of bacteria forms In the world?  To do so it needs food like any other thing to grow, including oxygen , carbon dioxide and water. When these things run out,  the bacteria will start to die out that is why when you see cold, dark and damp places, there is normally a decent amount of bacteria like moss or other types.

                                                                                 



Bacteria is also a living organism and is apart of  MRS GREN or the seven life processes. Bacteria displays a wide diversity of shapes and sizes called morphologies.

Did you know that bacteria cells are about one tenth the size of eukaryotic cells and are typically 0.5-5.0 Micrometers in length? However there are a few species you can see with the unaided eye for example, Thiomargarita  namibiensis is up to half a millimeter in length.


Bacteria cells exist as single cells but some like Streptococcus might form chains or other things like a bunch of grapes LOL Some even for body's that can go for 500 micrometers long and containing about 100,000 cells. In these body each piece of Bacteria has a certain job for example some might migrate to the fruity top to differentiate into a specialised dormant  state called a myxospore.

Bacteria often attaches to surface and forms dense aggregation called biofilms and larger formations are called microbial mats.

🖥️ Writing a Quality Comment 🖥️ by Lydia

IALHT: Write a Quality Blog Comment

Good Morning Everyone! Welcome to my blog. Today in Cybersmarts we learned how to construct a Quality Blog Comment. 

This is how I constructed my Quality Blog Comment.

- Start with a Cultural Greeting

- If your a Y7 use 7 sentence starters.

- If your a Y8 use 8 sentence starters.

Example: I really appreciated...

I really enjoyed...

- End with a Cultural Farewell

Here is my Quality Blog Comment:

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I really enjoyed doing this task! I can't wait for next week's lesson with Ms Collins!

Question of the blog: Do you learn about Cybersmart? If so, what have you learnt so far?

Thank you for reading this blog! Make sure to give me some POSITIVE feedback and feedforward! Haera Ra :)

Smart Relationships by Hiria

Today I have just compete a google drawing and in that google drawing had a question. " what is a smart relationship. I had explain it with one letter at a time cause I thought it would be easier and more intresting to read.

I had design it in my own way to make my work interesting, unqiue and eye catching.

I hope you learn "what is a smart relationship"? and how would you explain that in your own words.

Hoped you enjoyed!