Monday, September 30, 2013
My Production Brochure By Harry
This is my outside template brochure on Aoraki's Canoe how the Southern Alps was made.
My Xtra Maths Results By Samantha
This is my Xtramaths Results. I think that I need to get no questions wrong. I also think that I can move on to the next level, but other than that I am very proud of myself for trying my best.
Aoraki's Canoe By John
This is my inside template of my brochure for the production.
My outside template of the production By Latham
This is my outside template brochure on the school production. In the production I am Aoraki Mt Cook.
My Production Reflection By Caitlin
My Production Reflection
Our class production is about Aoraki and the Southern Alps. It is about how the South Island was made. The main actors are Aoraki (Latham), Tuterakiwhanau (Patrick), Rangi Sky Father (Halaiano), Papa Earth Mother (Lavinia), Hine nui I te po (Fine), Narrator (Angel), Mokopuna (Caitlin, Samantha, Oh S’mar Ducks (Raymond and Jason), Fish (San Tat, . The props we have made are tussocks, flax, bushes, trees, mountains, flowers and something that is really important in our production is our waka. The props were made by our whole class. Mrs Kelly has been helping us with the decorating and the designing. For most of our costumes that we have made we have used cardboard. Everyone with a speaking role has managed to learn their lines. I think that we are making really good progress in our production. The things that need to improved on are that some people need to speak louder and look at the audience more. I think that our class production is going really well. In the production my role is Mokopuna. I have a speaking part in the production. The main thing that Mokopuna has do is help Tuterakiwhanau find Aoraki. Most of our actors are using expression. I think that Papa (Lavinia) is really good with using her body language to show expression. Her hand gestures are really good. I think that timing is the thing that we need to work on because some of the flowers pop up too late.
Rangi (Halaiano) is good when he lifts up the mountains as if they were pebbles. Tuterakiwhanau (Patrick) needs to work on expression and look at the audience a little more. Narrator (Angel) is really good at speaking clearly and using lots of expression. Hine Nui I te Po (Fine) is doing good work but needs to use a little bit more expression.
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Our first evening production
On Wednesday September 25th we had our first evening performance of our school production called "This Land". Room 5's item was kindly photographed by Mr Grady. He took some great photos of us performing and they have been made into a slide show. We hope you enjoy looking at our photos. Our costumes and props show up really well under the bright theatre lights.
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Thomas' Production programme
It is production week and this Creative Voice our class blog is focusing on the school production. All our posts this week will have a production focus. Here is Thomas'Production programme on Room 5's class item on Aoraki's Canoe.
My Production Programme By FIne
I Hope you come to join us in our production!
My Production Brochure
This is my Outside Template Brochure on Aoraki and The Southern Alps a.k.a Aoraki's canoe. I added the directors, cast and summary. My Brochure just got printed out from the office
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Our Production Dress Rehearsal - a sneak preview
Today we had our full Dress Rehearsal for the production. It was an exciting time for us as we were able to wear our costumes in front of the lights. We looked spectacular. We were very lucky, one of teachers Mrs Huggins took some photos of us performing. Thank you, Mrs Huggins. We hope you enjoy our presentation.
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
All of our costumes made into a slide show
Check all of our amazing costumes that we have made for our School production called This Land. Hope you enjoy viewing them.
More of our production costumes
Not all costumes were made all at once. This week sand fly wings were made for Yvette and a cape was painted with moons and stars for Fine - our Goddess of the night Hine Nui i Te Po.
Monday, September 16, 2013
Sunday, September 15, 2013
Our Production Costumes
Today we had a photo shoot of our production costumes. These costumes have taken weeks to make and it was great to showcase our learning in front of the camera.
Make your own slide show at Animoto.
Friday, September 13, 2013
Our School Production Theme Song
Check out our Production theme song - This Land. This term in Week 9 we will be having our school production called This Land. We can't wait to perform our item: Aoraki's Canoe. It is about how Mt Cook and the Southern Alps were made.
This Land from Bronwyn Eeles on Vimeo.
My Maths Whizz Progress By Yvette
This is my Maths Whizz Results. I have improved 0.23. This is my highest improvement yet. I have attempted 77 exercises ant 52 tests. I have averaged 77 minutes per week. I have averaged 85% of my exercise mark. My maths age at the start was 9.51 but, my actual age is 8.34. I believe I have done well because I have averaged really high attempts in my exercises and i have improved a lot.
Reflection on Room 5's Production By Tim
Reflection On The Production
What is the storyline of your production?
The storyline of the production is a Maori Legend. The main characters Are Aoraki - Latham, Tu - Patrick, Papa earth mother - Lavinia, Rangi Sky Father - Haliano and The narrator - Angel. We used flax, tussock grass , fish hats and most importantly the waka for the Aoraki and his brothers. Here is the beginning of the maori legend. Rangi sky father and papa earth mother decided to send their four sons to look at the new earth Before the earth ended. Rangi Sky father handed the waka to Aoraki and his brothers. They went sailing day and night and saw no land. Aoraki was flung onto one of the rocks and his brothers scrambled on top of the waka. The waka turned into a long piece of land. Aoraki and his borthers turned old their hair turned white and the skin hardned up into stone. Aoraki was the highest mountain and his brothers were smaller mountains around him. My role was a fish. I need to where a fish hat and fish gloves.
Who are the actors and who are the backstage hands who makes the props and put things on the stage?
The performers are Room 5. Room 5, Mrs Eeles and Miss Paton put the props/costumes on the stage. Miss Kelly makes the costumes and Room 5 designs and paints the props/costumes. Miss Paton draws the fishes, wings, tussock grass, rocks, bushes, Fish gloves, waka, bird masks, seafood, flowers, trees, and mountains.
What role is Room 5 taking in the school production?
The role that Room 5 is taking in the school production is a class production.
What Props need to be made?
The props that need to be made is Tu’s waka, fish gloves, Fish headband, Bird wings, Seafood, Tu’s back part of the waka.
How are you making the costumes and other props?
We need cardboard, paint, wobbly eyes, glitter, vivids, sellotape, Feathers, Scissors, PVA glue and egg trays. We need those stuff to make the production work.
What role am I?
My role was to create a fish. I designed and created the fish by hand. I painted my fish cobalt and the fin and tail dark blue. I put blue glitter on the fin and the tail. I like my part as a fish.
Monday, September 9, 2013
Lavinia's Maths Whizz Progress
This is my results on maths whizz.
I am pretty pleased with my results because each time I go, on there it helps me with my learning.
My trip to China By Harry
I just got back from a two month holiday from China. This was my first time on a plane that I can remember, my mum and I flew from New Zealand to Australia then directly to China. When we first landed in China we went to a place called Beijing. Beijing was a very hot place, we went there to stay with some family. We stayed there for a few days, then we caught a train to Datong and stayed with my uncle. Datong wasn’t that hot unlike Beijing, while I was there I visited my aunt a lot so I could use her computer to practice my maths whizz and sumdog since my uncle didn’t have a computer.
While I was away, I got to experience lots of different exciting new foods that were very tasty, we went to a restaurant that had a big giant boiler on the table where we picked our foods then placed them in the boiler so we were able to watch our food being cooked in front of us. During my stay with my uncle, whenever I was out and it ever started to rain I went back to my uncles because I liked staying there since he had lots of dogs and rabbits. He had one rabbit that was so small it could fit in your whole hand, it was a newborn baby rabbit it was so soft and fluffy. When we went to visit a family friend he had lots of birds inside his house, they were very colourful, my uncle also took me to this place with lots of animals. My mum was going to take me to see a giant turtle but I never got the chance to see it.
I was lucky enough that I got to spend lots of time playing with my cousin, who was the same age as me but 10 months older than me. When he came over to my uncles he sometimes brought fun toys with him for us to play with. I got two soft tiger animals and a fish as well as a toy lion, my favourite was my toy lion because it could stand up like a real lion and had little claws. It took so long to get to China by plane, it took a whole day to travel from Australia up to China, the plane was really uncomfortable to sleep on it felt like I never slept the whole time we were flying. The best part of my trip was playing with my cousin and playing video games while I was on the plane, I look forward to my next trip back in two years.
Saturday, September 7, 2013
My Production Goals By Tiare
Production Goals
How to move from an OK performance to a Very Good Performance Move from being ZERO to HERO
* Talk slower - EVERYONE
* Look at the audience when we are speaking and acting out our parts
* Use more expression
* Don’t get distracted by the people behind- Cyprus, Thomas, Patrick, Linda, Fine, Angel, Jharda’e, Samantha, Oh S’mar, Jasmine, Jason
* Know the timing off by heart
* Talk louder - Fine, Angel,
* Be confident don’t be shy
* When you hear your cue- act on it.
* Look not laugh when someone makes a mistake
Don’t giggle when someone is acting
* Bodies facing audience, but also looking at the actor beside you - include your audience
* Don’t get distracted when you’re back stage
* Use some actions when you’re talking
* Get ready back stage
* Spread out those who are flowers, mountains, fish,
* Don’t let your class down
* Put lots of effort into the class performance
* Take your role seriously
* Leave other people alone
* Concentrate on your part
* Try and make the performance real
I think I need to work on not laughing when someone makes a mistake.
My Production Goals By Yvette
Production Goals
How to move from an OK performance to a Very Good Performance. Move from being ZERO to HERO
* Talk slower - EVERYONE
* Look at the audience when we are speaking and acting out our parts
* Use more expression
* Don’t get distracted by the people behind - Cyprus, Thomas, Patrick, Linda, Fine, Angel, Jharda’e, Samantha, Oh S’mar, Jasmine, Jason, Yvette
* Know the timing off by heart
* Talk louder - Fine, Angel,
* Be confident don’t be shy
* When you hear your cue- act on it.
* Look not laugh when someone makes a mistake
Don’t giggle when someone is acting
* Bodies facing audience, but also looking at the actor beside you - include your audience
* Don’t get distracted when you’re backstage
* Use some actions when you’re talking
* Get ready backstage
* Spread out those who are flowers, mountains, fish,
* Don’t let your class down
* Put lots of effort into the class performance
* Take your role seriously
* Leave other people alone
* Concentrate on your part
* Try and make the performance realAll the goals I highlighted yellow are the goals I need to work on to achieve a high standard on my role. I believe I will reach a very good in our performance.
Thomas and Latham's Information organizer
Resource (where you got the information from) | Key points: (Summarize main ideas in the information) | New vocab (If you don’t know the words in the information put them here and write a definition) |
Earthquakes and volcanoes book | Tectonic plates move to cause eruptions. | Tectonic: A rock mass |
youtube: What is a hotspot | A volcano starts when magma comes up to the crust like fire from a blowtorch. The inner core is so hot you would be burnt if you went past the crust | mantle: to cover something |
Science kids | Volcanologists are the people that research volcanoes | lava mites: a rock for |
Science kids | The biggest volcanic eruption was the explosion of Mount Tambora on sumbawa island Island on 1815 | |
Science kids | The most dangerous volcano is Mount Vesuvius | |
Science kids | Magma is the hot liquid rock under the surface of the Earth, it is known as lava after it comes out of a volcano. | |
My painting reflection By Latham
Art: Reflecting on my Painting
1. Are you pleased with your painting? why / why not?
Yes I am pleased because it looks wonderful.
2. What did you find easy when you created your painting?
Painting it and drawing the grids.
3. What part did you find tricky when you were creating your painting? -think about painting, ruling up the grid, measuring, using the co-ordinates, etc.
Ruling the grid and measuring.
4. Who / What helped you when you were painting?
Miss Paton,and Miss Nichol.
5. What would you do differently next time? Think about: colours, painting, ruling up, etc.
Painting a little bit more neatly next time.
6. What frustrated you when you created your painting?
Painting and ruling in the wrong places and drawing up the grid.
My instructions on how to create a Friedrich Vordemberge Gildewart Painting By Fine
Title:
Instructions on how to create a Friedrich Vordemberge Gildewart painting : Composition NO
Equipment:
* Example of Friedrich Vordemberge Gildewart painting : Composition NO.
*A2 size blank paper
* 1 x 30 cm ruler
* 1 HB pencil
* Eraser
* Different shades of paint - three
* 2 paintbrushes - 1 thick brush & 1 thin brush.
* Old t - shirt ( optional)
Instructions:
1. Plot dots on every 5 cm horizontally on your A2 paper.
2. Place your ruler horizontally against the dots to make a line , now slowly drag your pencil against your ruler to make one big line. Keep doing this, and it should create your lines horizontally across the page.
3. Plot dots on every 5 cm vertically.
4. Place your ruler vertically against the dots to make a line, now slowly drag your pencil against your ruler to make one big line. Keep doing this, and it should make lines vertically across yor page.
5. Number your boxes so you can use your coordinates. The numbers should be on the border of your grid, vertically and horizontally. Horizontally the numbers should be up to 11 and vertically it should go up to 8.
6. Starting off will be hard , but to help you use the coordinates I will help you draw the first shape. From (1,3) vertically to (1,4) horizontally, draw your line to make one big triangle.WARNING:Remember these coordinates are at the top left corner.
7.Drawing the next triangle it will be much easier. From there (2,4,) draw the line straight down, this triangle should be inside the triangle we just drew.
WARNING: Remember these coordinates are at in the top left corner, but inside the triangle we just finished.
8. Drawing this triangle won’t be as easy as the last but I’m pretty sure you will be able to finish it. First, you will have to measure ( 7, 2) and then rule it straight down to make a triangle. ( You will also have to draw an outline).
WARNING: Remember these coordinates should make a triangle in the bottom left hand corner.
9. Make another triangle but bigger than the last few ones. the coordinates should be from (5, 8) vertically and (8, 11) horizontally.
WARNING: Remember these coordinates should make a triangle in the bottom right hand corner.
10. Draw another triangle. These coordinates should be from (8, 9 ).
WARNING: Remember to draw this triangle inside the triangle we just drew.
11. Draw all of the coordinates, you should be able to do the rest.
12. Use your eraser to lightly erase the grid lines once you have finished.
WARNING: Remember not to erase you lines that you are going to paint in.
13. Pick your 3 acrylic colours you are going to use.
WARNING: Remember one of your acrylic colours has to be white.
14. Paint the three darkest areas on your paper.
15. Continue painting shapes, but they have to be the same shade.
WARNING: Remember to add white throughout all your shades.
16. Paint the shapes outside using a different colour. Use your third acrylic paint to paint the outside shape
WARNING: Remember to your third colour has to be a colour that will stand out.
17. Now, you can do touch ups in case your artwork looks rough.
18. Spray your artwork with hairspray to give it that sparkling look.
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