Poppy Research
- Author By pbskendrich
- Publication date May 12, 2025
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LS2 made a podcast about Samuel Marsden and about what he saw while he was sailing
down the tamaki river. We had 4 people be the host and ask Samuel Marsden the question. The types of questions we asked was was he scared when he sailed down the river or perhaps proud. And in the first verse the host are claimed as time travelers and we brang back Samuel Marsden from 1820. This task was a little hard because my group wouldn’t focus but we eventually got it.
2 Days ago the whole of panmure bridge school went on a walk along the tamaki river. The class that was walking first was LS2 since we are the seniors of the school. We were walking long tamaki river until we reach Pt England. we played on the park for about 30 minutes and then we left to go back to the school.
After camp the people who went to camp had to make a collage of what happend we also used canva for this task. what we put in our collage was the high beam raft building great pancake race and archery. but i have finished this task it was pretty easy and im gonna show you what i have done.
LS2 was learning how to use AI on adobe express. we tried to make a alleway with grafiti on the wall and make the sky black. But t was very hard to use because when i tried to search somthing up it would come up with somthing different. the grafiti was really easy but the sky was hard. I added some puddles and then added some finishing touches and im finished so this is what i did.
Our challenge today was to create a collaborative presentation that reflects the story behind our NZ flag. We did this by looking at how our flag has changed over time.
Something I found interesting was The new NZ flag was made in 1902 and stars represent the southern cross. the blue in the background just represents the sky and the sea. And the flag in the left top corner is called the Union Jack which is the national flag of the United Kingdom Telling them that they are still apart of the Britain Empire.