The Golden Rule DLO

Heylo!! It's Mark. I haven't posted in my blog for a while, my bad, Anyways.

For R.E (Religious Education), we have been learning about the Golden Rule. Let me explain.

So the Golden Rule is basically in the bible it is shown in Luke 6:31 here's a link if you wanna go read it ----> https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke%206%3A31&version=NIV 

It means that treat others the way you want to be treated. But when someone treats you bad, you don't do the same to them. Instead you forgive them. There's more about it in the DLO. 

I found it hard to use book creator because I don't use it that much really. 

I found it easy to explain the Golden Rule, and decorate the DLO. 

Here it is, by the way it's made by a site called Book Creator. If it doesn't work please comment on my post, and I will reply and work on it as soon as possible. 

Note: I can't find a way to publish my Book Creator so I screenshoted and put it on a Google Slide.

Maori Language Week Stop Motion DLO

 Kia Ora, Ko Mark toku ingoa. Today i will be showing you my first ever stop motion DLO about Maori Language Week. First I will tell you what I've been learning about and how I made the stop motion.

So I learnt about different animals in Maori. Colours in Maori Black / Pangu. Also sentences in Maori, Ata Marie / Good Morning, Morena / Morning too. And even facts about Maori. About maraes, history and other sorts of stuff.

Okay, so in order to make a stop motion, you have to atleast duplicate one slide into a bunch, so that it could go slowly, or as fast as you like. But if you want it to  be a good one, then add a bunch of the same slides. Then keep adding up more new slides.

Here's my Stop Motion.

Teaching Kids how to draw in Scratch

 Konichiwa, it's me Mark. (Not Japanese by the way. Anime.) Today I will be showing you what I've been teaching people like an hour and a half ago, and what I've learnt. You probably have seen me, with the Lazarbeam / old man profile picture that was presenting in Session 3 and 4.

I taught people how to draw in Scratch automatically. I will figure out soon, on how to put on the recording on my session in here. But for now. wait . 

Anyways, there was a bit of distraction. Like kids not muting their mics, or mics echoing and makes a loud loud NOISE. And you know online class stuff.

Anyways, so I will show you soon.

Koru and Kowhaiwhai

 Ki ora, It's me Mark. I will be telling you what Korus and Kowhaiwhais are used for.

First of all, if you draw a Koru, or see a Koru on paintings or in plants, It's a sign of peace, new life, and renewal. It's a very popular symbol, that's used in a lot of Maori Art. Korus are important to New Zealand, because of its beauty and meaning.

On the other hand, Kowhaiwhais are used a lot in Maori Art as well. It is always coloured with the traditional colors (white, red, and black). It's sometimes made together with Korus.

Thank you for reading Facts, and meanings about them. I hope you learnt something!!!

Pirates Land and Sea Jobs Venn Diagram

Ahoy there matey!!, It's me Captain Merk.

Today I will show you the jobs on land and sea by pirates.

For Topic we have always been learning about Pirates and we had to make a Venn Diagram about different pirate jobs on land and sea.

I found it easy to design my Venn Diagram.

I found it hard to find the difference if the job is either on land or sea or both.

One job I wanna be is a captain. Because I can at least boss people around for once in my life.

Here it is.

Pirates Timeline

Gday Gday, there ol' mate. Me name is Captain Merk. Today me will be showin you what me and me mateys been working on for topic.

We been learning about Pirates, not just for Topic but for every single subject (Except maths). And for Topic, we have to make a timeline about famous pirates.

I made a timeline about, Major Stede Bonnett (Gentleman Pirate), Anne Bonny, Edward Low, Sir Henry Morgan, Francois l'Olonnais, John Rackham (Calico Jack), Mary Read, Bartholomew Roberts (Black Bart), and Edward Teach (Blackbeard).

Here's my timeline.^_^ -_- @_@

Cipher Wheels

Ahoy Matey!! It's me Captain Mark.

Today I will show you what we've been making and doing for 3 days. We've been making Cipher Wheels. Allow me to explain.

Cipher Wheels are something people used to have or make in order for them to understand or solve a message that was given to them, because the message they got were gibberish but it has a meaning to it if you figure out how to understand it.

Basically it's like sending a message to someone, but they don't want others to know about it. So they decide to make a message that looks gibberish but actually isn't.

For our lesson we decided to make messages using Cipher Wheels so that they could find the Crunchie we hid somewhere around the school. And we needed to make clues or just one message in order for them to find out where we hid it.

Here's a picture my Cipher Wheel

I hope you guys liked our work during these 3 days and I hope you guys do well on your work too.

Thanks for looking at my work. =)