Maths Symmetry

Walt: Explain what rotation, reflection and translation means in symmetry. Slides 5 to 12 are my work. The 5th slide is how to describe shapes that have symmetry, what does the term mean? Then the next slide is my idea of what is it, this is for all of the slides all the even numbers is my answer for them. The 7th slide is how many lines of symmetry is and what is the order of symmetry. Slide 9 what is rotational symmetry. Slide 11 is how to calculate the ORDER of ROTATIONAL SYMMETRY. It took almost 1 week and I asked for help from some of my friends and in the end I enjoy looking back at my past work. If you think you could do it faster then mew comment below and say how long it might take you.

Charcoal drawing of two paint brushes

Walt:Developing Practical knowledge and ideas for our art. Today we were learning to draw like Jim Dine with his style of art and also with charcoal. First we watched videos about our to draw like Jim Dine the first video was to plat with the charcoal then we drew a charcoal mountain and then how to draw a tool and finally tips and tricks to draw like Jim Dine. Next we got something to draw then we traced the outline of tool or object of choice then we got our charcoal and went over the outline with it and then I smudged mine to get it like the photo well I added some small details.

Next time I think I could get my lines a bit straighter than this ones.
If you think I could have done something better please comment below.

Also if you think my drawing is good comment something you like about it.

Screencastify about Attributing images off the web and how not to be copyrighted

Walt: How to attribute off the internet Step 1. Find your image. Step 2. Press tools then usage rights then labeled for reuse. Step 3. Go onto the website the image is on then get the author and put it into your google doc with the url to the website. step 4. Check the license for the website. How to use explore. Step 1. go to tools on your google doc then press explore and search for your image. Step 2. insert your image. Step 3. Done What is the differences between the two. Explore is easier to use because you don't have to credit the author because it is already done. But you should make your own image.

Still life

Walt: use proportion lines to get the right length drawing

This term in class we have been doing still life drawing  while Mr pickard read us a book the first few days we would have to do a spoon or a fork and later on we could search up something that is still life.

In it fun to do even when a spoon or fork but I won't do it again this pot took me so long to do.

comment below if you like my drawing of a pot on top of a table or just want to leave something helpful.

Gabriel Moreno

Walt:Create an image in the style of Gabriel Moreno.

First our teacher (Mr Pickard) took a photo of one side of us.

Next Mr pickard had to print it out than we traced it onto another piece of paper.

3. Put in your patterns or zentangles.

4. Get a black pen and chose where you want to colour in the parts you want.

After morning tea and lunch Mr pickard would read

a book to us and we would be doing this and it took a 

while for some people to finish. Here is a photo of mine.

comment if you have done a piece of art like this

or if you just like mine.

Rugby league

Walt: Make a quality blog post about rugby league.
Last week on Wednesday we played rugby league on the school court because the field was all muddy so it was touch.

We were put into teams by Jim and Keri and I ended on the team I didn't want to be on but in the end my team won.

In this photo we were subbing off it was 7 a side and both teams had 5 subs and I started off.

In my opinion it was a good game the score was close my team almost lost if it wasn't for the morning tea bell.

Anyways the reason Jim and Keri were doing this is because Jim is training a team to take to Australia the were getting people from different schools to sign up at the rugby fields up at Kaitaia.

Batman at the cafe