I am a student at Ōtaki College in Ōtaki, NZ. My blog is a place where I will be able to share some of my learning. Please note....some work won't be edited - they are just my first drafts, so there may be some errors. I would love your feedback, comments, thoughts and ideas on my posts.
Thursday, 7 May 2020
In The Weekend
In the Weekend I sprained my wrist so I couldn't do much. I don't know how I sprained it or what time or day I sprained it. I only know I sprained in the weekend.
That's what it looked like. That's all that really happened
Wednesday, 29 April 2020
Project Recyclable
Project Recyclable
In Covid 19 lock down, my class mates and I have to do a recyclable project. You can't buy any materials and you're allowed to use food. When our teacher told us about this, I thought it was great. I had already done an art project by recycling nuts and bolts, red plastic plates and a tomato garden stake. I made a poppy.
I cut the plate into a poppy shape then drew a little circle in the middle for the nut and bolt. I had to paint the nut and bolt black for the centre.
After that my dad cut the tomato garden stake, to be the stalk for the poppy, I wasn't allowed to do it because sparks were flying everywhere from the grinder.
My dad put the nut and bolt in the stem and the middle of the poppy. Now were done.

We put it on the letter box for Anzac Day.
In Covid 19 lock down, my class mates and I have to do a recyclable project. You can't buy any materials and you're allowed to use food. When our teacher told us about this, I thought it was great. I had already done an art project by recycling nuts and bolts, red plastic plates and a tomato garden stake. I made a poppy.
I cut the plate into a poppy shape then drew a little circle in the middle for the nut and bolt. I had to paint the nut and bolt black for the centre.
After that my dad cut the tomato garden stake, to be the stalk for the poppy, I wasn't allowed to do it because sparks were flying everywhere from the grinder.
My dad put the nut and bolt in the stem and the middle of the poppy. Now were done.
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