Mystery Mars

Mars is a mysterious place to be. It has two moons which means that if you are walking on Mars, you would have two shadows it's like a friend for your first shadow. The two moons are Phobos and Deimos. The temperature on Mars is a staggering 195 degrees Celsius degrees you would probably burn up in a millisecond, with no protective gear. 

In winter it can plummet to - 125 degrees!. It's like being on Antarctica but 100 times worse. You wouldn't think that mars would drop so low. I was really surprised when I saw - 195 degrees.

Mars is 54. 6 million kilometers! That’s humongous! Especially with the millions in front. In miles its 33.9 miles. You can also see Mars in the sky sometimes. It’s called the red planet because of the particles/materials that make Mars. Mars is made a thick layer of iron oxide that’s what makes it red and That's why they call it the red planet.

There is a rover on mars called Sojourner rover, it landed on mars at 1997 July 4th that means the rover landed on independence day wich is also my birthday. But the mission has been complete to look if there is life on Mars and all of the other things that they were looking at. The mission ended on 2019 February 13th.

The past week we have been learning about our solar system planets. I picked Mars because its red and interesting.

The hardest part was putting the facts into my own words, because you cant copy and past it into your doc.

The easy part was buddy checking my friends to get there writing making sense and adding punctuation.

This has been one of favorite sort of topics to write about because its got research and facts to put it into your own words and that is a challenge.

Mars facts

     Mars Facts

• Mars is 125 degrees to 25 degrees Celsius. That means it can go to a blasting temperature to a standard 25 degree day. In winter Mars plummets to - 195 degrees that's like being at Antarctica but 100 times worse! Also Mars atmosphere is 10 times thinner than Earth's atmosphere.

• Earth is 54.6 million kilometers away from Mars. That's really long! It makes it even longer with the millions in front.  That's like 100000 times the Earth's radius! That's so huge! It is also the 4th planet from the sun. You would probably think that Mars is the closest planet because the planet is so red and that it is very hot.

• Mars is made of iron and a dense red dust that’s why the planet is red. It is also like earth same material but grass and sand covers it, and every other type of earth source. It is also called the red planet because well, cause its red because it’s made of dust. In the past it also looked like a piece of charcoal. But its red now because contains al ot of iron oxide, to make the planet red.

This week we have been learning about planets. My choice of planet is Mars I choose this because Mars is very interesting because of its redness, also the kilometers that sperate earth from space.

The challenging part was getting the facts down on the doc, and putting them into my own words.

The easy part was putting the last bits to make it fancy icluding the bullet points.

What planet do you like and why you like it?

Statistics

Today we done a lally chart about how puni-o-toka gets to school

The hard part about this task was getting the graph done, because getting the numbers in and getting the lines in with thr right numbers.

The easy part was counting how many numbers that your sppose to put on and round them up into telly marks.

Have you ever done this task?

Car 17 tally marks

Walk 2 tally marks

Bike 0 tally marks

Scooter 4 tally marks

Bus 0 tally marks

Different Ways To Say Said

We have been giving a task to make a slide show about different ways to say said.

I chose to do it on google slides because you can blog it with slideshow moving.

The hardest part was making the character and the background to make it look like a school or a house.

The easy part was getting the text into the speech bubbles, and also doing the colouring to fit like we are in a school.

What should I do next time with the character and speech?