Well-Being Wananga

In the last two weeks we have looked at Resilience - Emotional Awareness (understanding emotions) and Impulses. I've come to realise that

Impulses- mean your emotional reaction to a situation.

your emotional awareness- is where you can realise when someone is down and that your recognise yourself is going through rough times and going through emotions.

Resilience-Is when you try to adapt with your mental emotions and strive to making your mental health improve.

Being able to control my emotions in different situations avoids causing a massive argument and a rivalry against each other impacting other students in their learning and emotions towards me or others.

Knowing how to react and respond in situations rather than acting on impulses means that you can self control your anger and emotions to affect the other people that are working and could get into others business

The effect that these things have on my Social Well-being (Taha Whanau) are that it could affect your socialising skills which could effect you making friends.

Water-Home ec

 Water you can’t live without it.

The 5 facts about water-

1. How can water help us? Drinking Water Helps hold the Balance of Body liquids. Your body is composed of about 60% water. The functions of these bodily fluids include digestion, absorption, circulation, creation of saliva, transportation of nutrients, and maintenance of body temperature Important facts.

2. How long can your body last without water? Because of the amount of water currently already holds you can last to about three-four days without water

3. How much water should I drink a day? For people in general they should be drinking up to 15-15.5 cups a day but for grown men 11.5.

4. How much water is on earth-71 percent of earth is mostly just covered in water.

How to make salt water into clean water?

Humans cannot drink saline water. But, saline water can be made into freshwater, which is the purpose of this portable, inflatable solar still (it even wraps up into a tiny package). The process is called desalination, and it is being used more and more around the world to provide people with needed freshwater.

How important is water to us?

Your body uses water in all its cells, organs, and tissues to help regulate its temperature and maintain other bodily functions. Because your body loses water through breathing, sweating, and digestion, it's important to rehydrate by drinking fluids and eating foods that contain water.

Inside & Out-Organs

 Organs-

Oesophagus-The oesophagus is the muscular tube that leads from the mouth to the stomach. Swallowed food is massaged down the oesophagus and goes through a weak ring of muscle into the stomach.

Liver-Your liver stores all of your proteins and nutrients, protects the body from disease, and breaks down and helps remove alcohol from the body.

Stomach-The stomach receives food from the esophagus. As food reaches the end of the esophagus.

Small intestine-The small intestine is known as the bowel and absorbs substances and liquids.

Rectum-the final section of the large intestine, terminating at the anus.

Anus-Lets out the solid waste of broken down food.

Large intestine-the caecum, colon, and rectum collectively.

Sorry for the messy writing.

Workshop 5- Creating Charecters

1. - looks like a normal other with button eyes

- dresses like the real mother

- softer/rounder edges - hips, heed, knees, elbows

- clothes are basic design, no patterns, covers most of her body

2. - head/nose - pointer and sharper

- sleeves get shorter

- addiction of red to colour palette 

- starting to get Beatle shape from apron 

- baggy long pants keeps idea of softness

3. - all weight has moved to hips/bum

 - accents beatle shape of dress 

- black and white - more pattern

- better fit

- better and tighter 

- getting longer/stretched neck 

- shorter hair 

4. - scissors/twig like - very skinny

- huge height increase - compared to the first second and third.

- pointy head 

- high heels

- full black outfit

- red shows

- little/no fat

5. - no skin/skinless

- no face, only bone 

- paperthin

- extra legs

- creepy smile

- rags on her body

- very very very tall

- has become hunched over 

- fractured bones

- gradual changes over time 

- takes more time to notice

- changes as coralines peiception of her changes. 

- start - colour is warm, inviting then turns darker and green and creepier 

Home economics

Today in Home Economics we had to create a word art for the hygiene, Safety , & Food safety tips and this was my results from the word-art (Image below)

We also sorted out our food groups although some weren't here but they will just join a group next week.

Workshop: 4 How does music entrance the story

Music

Chords - Major- Written in major key, Happy tone

               Minor- Written in Minor key, Sad/creepy tone

Tempo -  Fast- Makes it feel lethargic, boring

Dynamics -  Loud (forte) Feels intense, Shocking, Builds emotion

                 -  Quiet (piano)-Draw in viewer focus, Backround

                 -  Changes-Quiet to loud- builds intensity/energy

                                  -loud to quiet- drains intensity/energy.

Song 1-Islander vibe, Happy mood-Major key

Song 2- Lonely vibe, In secured mood-Minor key

Diagetic Sound- Sounds added to film e.g music,explosion

Non Diagetic Sounds- Sounds that accur naturally -wind in trees 

                                                                                - Footsteps.

Coraline opening scene-Was a minor tone

                                     Minor-Unsettled,creepy,insecure

                                     Moderate/Fast-Gives energy, Movement.

                                     Changes dynamics often-Focus, Build intensity.

Mouse Circus

Chord-Minor-Unsettling

Tempo-Fast-furious,Energetic

Dynamics-Loud-Happy,Playful-Grabs attention

Ghost children behind mirror

Chords-minor-Tone,Creepy,Low-Works well with ghost howls and scattering

Tempo-Slow-moments where it picks up, Lethargic,Lazy

Dynamics- Swells loud,quiet-creates focus moments

Pop music slide show

Pop music slide show