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For the last couple of days, we have been working on a poster for Jack the Ripper the serial killer so below I will put my poster and the rest of the information is on there if you have any questions you would like to know just put a comment down thank you for reading my blog
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Kia ora Everyone in Social studies we have been doing Murder and Mayhem-working on Jack the Ripper,Jack the Ripper was a british serial killer who had killed atleast five prostitutes if our Social studies class we had to make a poster about Jack the Ripper and what he did to the five women and what he was like.
Please enjoy the read.
Nga Mihi Jazaky.
Kia ora. This blog post is about why England chose Australia as their penal colony.
Time line of murderers and what they did.
| Crime | Punishment |
| Arson | Beheaded |
| Being out at night with a blackened face | Hung to death |
| Being an unmarried women with no children | Flogging or being given to the respectable as servants. |
| Stealing | Hung to death |
| Murder | Beheaded |
| Wrecking a fish pond | Flogging |
| Stealing horses or sheep | Hung to death |
| Cutting down trees | Flogging |
| Forgery | Death penalty |
| Destroying turnpike roads | Flogging |
1.)Being an unmarried women with no children
A woman was made to produce children. During this time it was believed that if women did not give birth it could lead to different deformations in the female body. But if the women had children and were unmarried the women would have to send their child/ren to a foster home and normally sent to another home of the rich or even royal to serve as a maid or servant for the rest of their lives.
2.)Murder
The punishment is straight forward. If you murder someone your life is also taken as a punishment. Normally the person who has committed the crime is put on display for the public eye. Hoping to show the public not to commit these crimes because of the punishment that follows behind. This punishment is called the death penalty and is performed by being hung to death or beheaded.
3.)Forgery
Forgery is a form of fraud. If you were caught using another’s personal information in any way or using documents you would be sentenced to the death penalty or beaten also known as flogging, depending on how much damage the person who committed the crime has caused. Flogging is also a public punishment.
This short little poster shows some facts about Jack the ripper and what he did. It shows his Victims, the date of his first kill, why he killed and what he did.
Reflection.
This term we have done alot along murderers, defining words that come under law or crimes and many other things along those lines. My favourite work has to be Jack the ripper. The videos and research was interesting and cool. I hope to learn more things like this in the futura.
This term in social studies, we are studying crime and murder. I wasn’t here often, so lots of work is missing.
At one point during the term, we had veiwed the White Chappel murders (the victims of Jack the Ripper). Here is my in-depth veiw of the murders and the victems (I only did the canonical victems). This is undcorated due to it being 70 slides long 
As of week 9/10. We have been learning about the ANZACS (This stands for Austrailia and New Zealand Army Corps). I had awnsered some important questions throuout the slideshow.
Have a nice day, farewell
Kia ora guys! Today I’m showing you my work for maths/art!
We had to measure and make a design I went for a snail!I hope you enjoy this art. What did you do for maths? Comment down below! 
Hi Bloggers,
This is my “my parents didn’t steal an elephant”
I made the picture myself.
Do you like it?
Blog you lter
Stella.
This is some of the Gospel work we have been doing lately. Have a read through, enjoy!
What do you know about the Disciples?
hi the couple of days ago i started my Fibonacci spiral this it finished it is supposed to be your underwater creature i hope you like it bye!
Eye ; How it looks
Ear : How it sounds
Heart : How it feels
Put down in the comments witch part you liked the most ?
Kia Ora bloggers!
I have been working very hard to make this. And when I say very hard, I mean VERY hard. When all of the class was playing games I would be working hard to make mine look as good as possible. So, I hope you enjoy it! Here’s a picture:
Do you like it? The spiral is something! Guess! The answer will be in the comments below!
Blog you later, Nora 
Kia ora Bloggers
This is my spiral art and I started of writing numbers that I cant remember then we needed to use this special compass that is sharp at the bottom then theres this part where you can put a pencil inside and tighten it. I spent so much time on the compass because it was so fustrating because the pencil in the compass kept on going different ways, after a while someone else did for me, I think the next day we started to do art on it, I chose to do leafs and then I shaped leafs out, after I finished and my teacher nicole told me to add colour so I added shades of light green and dark green, then again she told me to put a dark green outline when I did that I fianlly finished and thats how I did my spiral art
Have you ever done spiral art?
Blog you later!!
-Bethany
Hiya bloggers! How are ya?
I have some art to share with you!
With the Fibonacci artwork we create a spiral from: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34 and so on. The way the pattern works is by adding the two previous numbers together.
This is my art, there is a spiral leading from the back of it’s neck to the end of his trunk.
What does your recent artwork look like?
Blog ya later, Lyla!
Kia ora bloggers
The Pod made Fibonacci spirals and this is mine.
Do you know how to make a Fibonacci spiral?
Blog you later, Shivani
On Wednesday we did our beach clean up for the year. The people in the car I was taken in was, Finnian, Indi, Luke and me. Finnian’s mum took us. Mrs. Hickford took the enviroschools from the Keriru, We collected over 500 peices of liter. today we got popcorn for working hard on that.
I hurry quickly to the store with excitement rushing through my body. As I reach the door handle, bright lights come to an end. Pitch black fills the store, with the echo of footsteps leading out.
A huge sigh fills the silents. I start to walk further and further and a light grabs my attention. One massive fountain with bright yellow glows. A sign stuck on the fountain says, “come and wish for what you desire”. Fantasy I believe, who in the world would be silly enough to believe this nonsense. People tossing coins leaving a wish to be granted. Impossible thoughts driving me crazy! I take a breathe for a minute, thinking, “ should I really do this thing?”.
Yes! A thought comes to mind. Wishing for a packet of chips. Tossing the coin with hope at state. Plopping, roughly in the water leaving a mystery to be found. Waiting for an hour to go by. Birds pass by, fighting over a piece of moldy bread, leaving poop stains on aged and benches. Going home with hopelessness all over again.
At home waiting for this fantasy to come true. Days pass by with nothing to come. Starting to regret this wish already. Knocking awaits at my door. Aunt Helen, approaching with a huge surprise packet of chips. All I wanted in the first place, a big bag of chips. So dreams do come true if you truly believe.
Kia Ora bloggers! Today I’m showing you my Fibonacci art! I’m sad this is my last blog post for the term!
If you don’t know the Fibonacci sequence it’s this. 1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89,144,233,377,610… and so on.
Did you notice a different pattern? Let me know!
BYEEEEEEE BLOGGERS!!!! Have a great holiday!!
It looks like a marshmallow roll to me!!
Yesterday on Wednesdy Piwakawaka went to the Hokitika beach for a beach clean up. I brought two bags there for me, Tara, Indi and Sophie to use. When we got there we got a little play well we were waiting for some other people to get there. Well we were waiting, we was looking on the footpath for some glass. At the end all of the class collected 190 bits of glass, 203 bits of plastic and some other stuff all togther we found about 750 bits of rubbish. We went there to save lots of rubbish from going into the sea. It was really fun at the beach. If you went to the beach how much rubbish do you think you would pick up?
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