My Enlargement Super Hero Art

Enlargement Super Hero Art

          What did you accomplish?

I accomplished making accurate measurements,  following
the grid lines and creating an enlarged picture

Are you satisfied with your Super Hero enlargement?
Why / Why not?

Yes, I'm satisfied with my painting/drawing because  I
liked how I blended three colours together.

What did you find easy when you created your SuperHero
enlargement?

I found outlining the drawing easy because I didn’t need
to use the gridlines. I also found painting and blending the
colours easy.

What did you find challenging when you were creating your
SuperHero enlargement?

I found drawing the lines on the Spiderman costume  
challenging.

What do you need to work on?

I think I need to work on the leg on the right side and
make it bigger.

   What would you change with your Super Hero enlargement?

I would change the lines on the face and make them look
more real.

What would you do next time to improve superhero
enlargement?

I would try to make all the body parts the same size next
time and to follow the gridlines more accurately. I realise
this became a Maths task rather than an art task.  

Information Report on My Mother

My Information Report on My Mother

By Elina

Lisa Seuamuli is an inspirational mother. I think she’s
an unsung hero because she helps the community and the poor
and the homeless.

She was born on the 7th of January 1983. She was born in
Auckland, New Zealand and is full Samoan. She has two older
brothers and one younger sister and her parents are Mika and
Valasi.

My Mum first worked at Wendy’s old fashioned hamburgers.
Then she quit her job at Wendy’s and worked at University
After that, she quit her job and worked at Work and Income at
Three Kings. Now she works at the Police Station in Mount
Wellington. My Mum likes to clean, have some quiet time,
watch Netflix, read and watch the news.

When my Mum was 13 years she got a dog and named it
Bruno. She loved and cared for the dog. Fifteen years later,
sadly the dog passed away. In 2005 my sister Karla was born.
My Mum had her first child. Five years later in 2010, I was born.

I think my Mum is an unsung hero because she has helped me
and Karla throughout our lives and encourages us to be
ourselves.    

My Marvellous Mum

• Lisa Seuamuli
• Daughter of Mataulia,Valasi
• Mother of Karla, and Elina
• Partner of David Luani
• Friend of Michelle
• Born on 7th of January 1983
• Looks Tall, Beautiful, Long hair
• Who enjoys Watching Netflix, Cleaning,
• Having fun with her children
• Who works as a police
• Dreams of doing a day time job

     

MOTAT Recount

Our time at MOTAT By Elina

As the teacher came and called our group we went to the fire
station and we saw some fire cars with the village. We took
part in a scavenger hunt. It was easy. We were the first ones
to find the egg, and the fire place. The group leader said we
should have ditched the scavenger hunt and go to the
trampoline.

We went to the School and we had to look for for some
objects such as pencils and books. The funniest thing was
that every single kid was standing next to the tables. Everyone
was singing the national anthem in Maori and English.

Then we went in the church. We saw chairs. There was this
lectern that had an eagle carved at the front of it. It was cool.

We looked behind us and we saw a sign that talked about the
church and the priest.

When we went into the inventors room we saw some
trampolines but it was locked. Then we found out after a while
that it was unlocked. We were jealous because we didn’t have
a turn. Then we went to where the old telephones were.
Lots of children were pretending to call strangers.

When I was on the telephone I was pretending to call the
police, and random old phone numbers. Every time I called a
random number it would beep. It was boring to hear a beep.
If we called strangers then we would have pranked called them.

Then we went passed the selfie machine. We saw children
taking selfies on the machine. It was projected on the board.

Then we had lunch it was delicious. Now for the fun part.
We had a tram ride. I was confused by the name of it. I
thought it was a train but people called it back in the days a
tram. I didn’t know tram rides even existed. I now know that
tram rides at MOTAT exist.

When we went on the tram we saw a bunch of ducks and
birds. I saw a woman feeding the ducks and birds. The person
that was driving the tram was called Rob. He said to the lady
that she was not allowed to feed to the birds and ducks.
Everyone was looking. As we continued on we stopped at
MOTAT 2. We got out of the tram. Rob taught us how to start
the tram.

Then we went back inside the tram. Rob said again “Ladies
first”. All the girls went in and picked their spots on board the
tram. Nearly all of the girls filled up their spots because there
were too many girls including me.

As we were going back we saw two pukekos running around.
They looked liked baby pukekos.

Then we went to the Pump house. It was boring because
there wasn’t anything interesting. There was only old stuff that
had smoke coming out of it.

As we went with Kent to the classroom we had to learn about
airplanes, and experiments. The first experiment I did was the
one where you had to pour water put into a cup and put a
piece of paper on top. I put my hand on

it and flipped it upside down. The paper wasn’t dropping.

The next experiment was to make the plastic ball float. The
first thing I did was to put the plastic ball into the cup and put
a blow dryer on top.

The other experiment I had to do was twist a stick sideways
and aim for the  target.

The best experiment was the one where you had to make a
tiny plane and put it in a wind machine. I was hoping my
plane flew high, but unfortunately it didn’t fly at all because
it was too heavy.

Then we went back to the bus and went back to school.
After school I had a chat to my Mum. I said to her that there
were different things. There used to be a mirror maze and a
sound room. Sadly they are not there anymore. Apart from
this I had a fun action packed day at MOTAT.