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Task description: This week during the school holidays I decided to make my own Whittakers chocolate packet design. I enjoyed this task very much and I hope to do more like this soon. After that I completed the task, I posted it on my blog. Please leave a comment; thank you for visiting my blog. BYEEE! ;P
Task Description : Today we’re finding out about KFC and how it was one of the best take away restaurant in the world. This topic was from Blessing, (Check his blog out) It was really fun getting to know about KFC!
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These are some words that ANZAC is based off of. We will remeber the people who gave there life for us. We will also continue to celebrate this special holiday, In honour of them.
This week I am learning about KFC, KFC is a fast food restaurant. Learning about KFC was fun and it also kind of made me hungry, too.
Task Description : Today I decided to check what topic we were going to learn about! This topic is from Khaing Shwe. I got to learn about where it’s made from and others. Check it out and use some facts if needed!
Happy ANZAC Day! 
This week I am learning about Henna, henna is kind of a design for your skin. Also here are some facts and links about henna, this week.
The Anzac Day ceremony of 25 April is rich in tradition and ritual. It is a form of military funeral and follows a particular pattern. The day’s ceremonies have two major parts: one at dawn and another, more public event, later in the morning. Thousands turned out for the Dawn ANZAC Service, Pukeahu Memorial Park, Wellington, New Zealand, Saturday, April 25, 2015. Credit:SNPA / Ross Setford
A typical commemoration begins with a march by returned service personnel before dawn to the local war memorial. Military personnel and returned servicemen and women form up about the memorial, joined by other members of the community. Pride of place goes to war veterans.
A short service follows with a prayer, hymns (including Kipling’s ‘Recessional’ or ‘Lest we forget’) and a dedication that concludes with the fourth verse of Laurence Binyon’s For the Fallen, They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old, Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning. We will remember them.
The last post is then played, and this is followed by a minute’s silence and the reveille. A brief address follows, after which the hymn ‘Recessional’ is sung. The service concludes with a prayer and the singing of the national anthem.
The Anzac Parade
Another ceremony takes place later on the morning of 25 April. Returned service personnel wear their medals and march behind banners and standards. The veterans are joined by other community groups, including members of the armed forces, the Red Cross, cadets, and veterans of other countries’ forces.
The march proceeds to the local war memorial. Another service takes place there, and various organisations and members of the public lay wreaths. This service is a more public commemoration than the dawn service. It is less intimate and less emotional. The speech, usually by a dignitary, serviceman or returned serviceman or woman, can stress nationhood and remembrance.
After these services, many of the veterans retire to the local Returned and Services’ Association (RSA) club or hotel, where they enjoy coffee and rum (in the case of the dawn service) and unwind after an emotionally and, for elderly veterans, physically exhausting event. At the end of the day, the ceremony of the retreat is performed.
Article from: https://www.kiwikidsnews.co.nz/anzac-day/
Task description: This week during the school holidays I decided to share my recipe on how to make ANZAC Day because ANZAC Day is coming up soon. I enjoyed this task very much and I hope to do more like this soon. After that I completed the task, I posted it on my blog. Please leave a comment; thank you for visiting my blog. BYEEE! ;P
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Task description: This week during the school holidays I wrote some facts about ANZAC Day because ANZAC Day is coming up soon. I enjoyed this task very much and I hope to do more like this soon. After that I completed the task, I posted it on my blog. Please leave a comment; thank you for visiting my blog. BYEEE! ;P
Hello everyone, in arts, we were asked how we will do our Tracey Tawhiao and we are also asked to pick colours on canva so it would be helpful for our painting. Here is the sketch of how I will do my painting and the colours I picked (I kinda painted the sketch so it doesn’t show most of the plan)
Here are the colours that I picked.
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Hello everyone! In arts, we were asked what is a thumbnail sketch. We have to have our own definition of it. my definition of thumbnail sketch is, a thumbnail sketch is a quick sketch of something you are trying to draw, this doesn’t have to be detailed because a thumbnail sketch is a fast and simple sketch of the picture you’re doing. The thumbnail sketch that was asked for is one of Tracey Tawhiao’s.
Hello everyone, in arts, we are asked to develop a “Crazy lettering pattern” for our Tracey Tawhiao paintings. Here are the patterns that I thought of. (the photo is a bit blurry)
We were also asked to use a fine liner pen. Here is the trial that I made. 
This week I am learning about robots, when I was learning about robots, it was good learning about robots because we do need to know how it works and save humanity, too.
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