Rainbow or Graveyard

For homework, we could create a choose a path and make it about what you want it to be about. For mine, I chose a rainbow or graveyard. If you would like to try it out, here in the link below as I could not make it on the page. Here it is and see ya😜😜😆.

Rainbow or Graveyard

Kevin Hart

For homework, we needed to create a presentation on someone famous that you admire. I chose Kevin Hart as he is really funny and has a lot of great movies. Also, throughout the day, some good things that I've been doing for my school work are going for a walk, read a book and do some speed skills maths. Here is a slide about him.

Ways to Pass Time in Self Isolation

Are you getting bored while in self-isolation? Here are something that may help you pass the time. 

- You could learn a new sport

- Go for a run

- Get some exercise

- Read an article on what you like

Thanks for reading my post 

See Ya

Flying up into the Big White Fluffy Clouds

For literacy, we had to write a sestina poem for our buddies in Hamilton so we can send them postcards of a nice, fun to read poem. Here is my sestina and the words in bold are the instructions so if you want to make your own sestina, the lines are right there on your screen. Well, anyway enjoy and see ya.

My Sestina

Journey

Going up into the fluffy clouds

Path

Learn to fly like a bird

Something you saw

Flying up into big fluffy clouds

Something you remember

Seeing planes soar through the clouds

A person who was with you

I was with the Kyrie Irving

A wonderful thing that didn’t actually happen

We are playing basketball in clouds

The reason for your journey

To be able to touch clouds

Your own six-word sentence

It was the best experience ever

Bike Waste Essay Draft

For literacy, we learned about waste and what the impact is on the world. And then we wrote about waste in an essay. Here is my draft and see you next time.

      

What was your first glance looking at the picture above? The picture is of a humongous bike graveyard in China. Crazy right? Bike waste isn’t something that you would really think about. Bike waste consists of the parts of a bike so the metal frame, brake wires, mudguards, plastics, and rubber. If you look at the newer bikes and the disc brakes, it is made out of metal, so more metal instead of plastic and rubber on newer bikes. And the newer bikes have more parts that are available so will last longer and less waste. Each year we are wasting useful parts from damaged or unwanted bikes. We as a civilization throw away 15 million bikes each and every year. In the following paragraphs, we will talk about what bike waste is, what parts we can reuse or repair and how the world can reduce this major problem.

Bike waste consists of the parts of a bike but the main parts of a bike are the scrap metal, the rubber from the tires, brake wires, and plastic is the definition of bike waste. Looking at the bike graveyard, what was your first reaction. Now imagine how much bike waste if we reuse the bike parts, not very much.

A bike has quite a lot of parts but the main parts are the frame, pedals, seat, rims, wheels, chain, and cogs. Now we can refurbish some of these parts. The metal frame can be smelted down and be re-shaped and can be reused. But the plastic guards will snap easily and will just end up in the landfill but the newer bikes have more maintainable parts and won’t have as much plastic so more metal. So the newer bikes are more reliable and have more parts to replace for cheaper. The seat on a bike, cogs, and rims can easily be refurbished and be put back up for sale.

To reduce this major problem, just like I stated in the last paragraphs, we can refurbish say half of the bike while smelting down the metal/frame, sewing the seats back together, gluing the pedals back together, reconnect the wires and smelt the brakes down to re-shape. Most importantly, we are wasting loads and loads of money. Mow you have to work hard to get money so why just throw it away. 

In conclusion, we are wasting too many reusable parts on a bike like a frame and other parts like the seat and pedals. Bike waste is the broken parts of a bike that’s thrown away so a lot of waste a year. Reusing the parts may not fix the problem but it won’t completely fix this problem

Binary Code

For a tech rotation, we learned about binary code. We learned that we only use 1 and 0. 1
1 is black and 0 is white. Try to see if you can create my picture, Bye.

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