W.I.T

                                                       ]WIT
         I'm finished:)!!!

For my wit we did a slideshow. Our wit was based on identifying invertebrates in the Frankley School Bush.Aimee and Zalia were in my group. Our task was to make a child-friendly resource.We made up to 26

slides at least so that our target group could observe and be taken to a number of possible links.  They thought that it was pretty cool.I thought our group did very good.Sometimes my group would be away and so I had to work by myself but that was fine, as I am an independent learner and followed comments from the teachers.

Cross Country

Cross- country
Training
the one thing I liked about training for cross country is that we had a option to go around a set up track in school grounds or run up the hill to the cemetery bench. Both tracks were about the same length. I think running up the hill was more challenging.

Cross country Day 
For cross country we had option's I choose the fun run because I don't like running a lot so the fun run was the best choice for me. Me and Zalia ran together

Finishing the race 
When I finished I felt happy and sad because I have never had a cross country without my mum I don't know what I placed but I don't really care

My Goal
My goal for next year is to  my hardest and push my self 

Where we are up to in WIT

Were we are up to in W.I.T

We have finished W.I.T (yayyy) here it is 


 Here is our email and feed back that Nathan sent us.

Hi Ashley, Aimee and Zalia,

Gee that s big presentation with lots of information.

I think the best way to test out your invertebrate identifying resource is to test it on some 6-7 year olds. Maybe some students from school in another class.

I have had a look through and just have a few content suggestions before you test it out:

Slide 3: Remove the sentence:  ‘Does this insect have… “   in this slide only 1 of the 4 creepy crawlies/invertebrates  is an insect. Remember Insects only have 6 legs.  

Slide 8: Change the wording from ‘An arthropod is an insect’ …to   ‘An insect is an Arthropod’          it only involves changing 2 words around.  

Good luck young entomologists J

Ngā mihi

Nathan