Chapter Chat Fab Finish

 Slides

 This term for Chapter Chat Fab Finish I did Lu. The hardest thing was making the dining room and the house because I had to keep on adding on more thing each time I showed the teacher. The easiest thing was making Lu because I had a slide with people made on it already and I got Lu off there. Lost of the things I make I got photos to look at when I was making the thing. My favourite slide is the bedroom slide because it has the most detail and I like it. I hope you like it. 
(P.S the link works)

Bush Survial task one

 Bush Survival

 The S.T.O.P acronym for survival are.

• (Stop) what you're doing.
• (Think) where you are.
• (Observe) your surroundings.
• (Plan) what your next step is.

Finding fresh water.
It is important to remember the following when finding fresh water.

• Listen for flowing water.
• Look for wet mos or wet ground.
• Make sure the water is flowing down the stream or river.

Shelter

It is important to remember the following when a bush shelter

•  Build away from creeks or rivers.
•  Build on a dry, flat surface.
•  Your shelter needs to protect you from the wind and rain.

 Fire

It is important to remember the following when make and starting a fire

•  Get dry and solid wood.
•   Get rocks to put around the five so it doesn't get out of hand.
•  Find two (small) rocks to hit together to make sparks and light the fire.

Basic first aid

 Always be prepared

•  Bug spray so you don`t get bit.
•  Water bottle so if you find a creek you can fill it up.
•  Bandages so if you get hurt and your bleeding.

Signing for help

•   Bring your phone so you can call for help.
•  If you are near a beach you can make an SOS sign out of wood.
•  Light a big fire but make sure it doesn't get out of control

I hope if you get lost you can now survive in the NZ bush.

Task 3. Making our own bush shelter

 Shelter Building

 Today for shelter making, me and my group made a left angle shelter. The hardest part was tying the shelter in place because it was a bit out of control and really windy. The easiest part was making the right angle on it because we just had to shape it then put four rocks on it. Our shelter was a success because we could fit one person in like what the teacher said to do.  I give myself a resilience rate out of 4 because my group and I worked really well together. A good skill to have is tying knots because if you don`t know how to, your shelter would fall apart. If you make this shelter in the NZ bush, you would make it between two trees or logs. If you were hunting you could use this shelter for a resting place or somewhere to get out of the hot sun. I hope you like it

Chapter Chat week 5 term 4

 Fantastic Favourite

 This week for Chapter Chat, I did my fantastic favourite. The hardest thing was making the socks because I had to re-do it over and over again. The easiest thing was making the shoes because I made them of Nike ID. The thing I like the most was making all of things because I got to make them on Google drawings. The thing that took the longest was the pants because I detailed the whole thing. I hope you like it.

Task 2, Bush Shelter Info

 This is me and my group's shelter Information. I hope you like it.

Task 2 tent making.

 For our second task, we did tent building. The hardest thing was working together and reading the entrustings. The thing that worked well was all fitting in the tent because it was very big and spacious. I learned to work together and not to be the big boss man that tells everyone what to do. I hope you like it.

Shelter Building

 Shelter Building 

The best place to build a shelter is under a fallen tree, beside a big rock or between two trees. The shelter you build will need to protect you for rodents and mosquitos. You also need to use leafs to make bedding for yourself and if you have a bag you can use that as a pillow. Pros for sleeping in a bush shelter are, there is no one to annoy you, you can go toilet whenever you want and you can make what you want. Some cons are, you could get sick from eating something bad, a tree might fall on your hut and you could get attacked by a big swarm of mosquito. 

Native tree challenge.

  Pōhutukawa 

 This week for server, we have to research about native New Zeland trees. I chose Pōhutukawa because they grow in the bush and the beach. Pōhutukawa can live up to 1000 years old. They like to grow by the sea because it is warmer and there is more sunlight. The red things on the trees are seed pods and each one holds lost of other seeds. Maori used Pōhutukawa for making spoons and small paddles. I hope you like it.

Chapter Chat week 4 Pick and Mix

 Pick and Mix

  This week for Chapter Chat I did Pick and Mix. For PIck and Mix, I did coach Brodys gold medal. The hardest thing was making the medal straps because I had to get them both even. The easiest thing was making the medal. It took me one hour to make. I used blue, red, gold black and orange. I hope you like it 

Knot 3

 For my third knot, I did a Bowline knot. The hardest thing was getting the rope to go throw the lope. The easiest thing was untying it because you could just pull the rope. This knot took me 3 goes to get it. I hope you like it.