Dragon boat Refelction

Well I went dragon boating with my class, on our first way to there we walked and went on a little hike looked around burnaby lake and we found different trees,a raven’s nest, and many flowers. We got to the parking lot of where we were going to dragon boat the parking lot looked very familiar I use to go to that parking lot to ride my electric scooter! And when we got on the water we learned how to paddle and a tap drill and once we got faster I stuck my fingers in the water and it was very refreshing.

The second time we went we had a race and lost oh I forgot to add that we had teams we spilt up into two team my team was Team TIGERS the other team was Team AQUA when we raced the other team and lost but it was fun either way my glasses kept slipping and I felt like it was going to drop in the water while I was paddling! We learned a new drill called “The Wait Drill” paddle once wait for a few seconds and do that until we stop.

The third time we went my team played tug of war against each other the boat almost tipped all the way over it was fun we didn’t have winners but still really fun we met up with Team AQUA and al of a sudden two team mates from Team AQUA just came into our boat then we paddled around then we were going to the dock to go into Team AQUA’s boat! we started to paddle and then the people behind me AND in front of me thought it was going to be funny if they splashed me with water and the worst part was the back people was shovelling water with their paddles all over me instead of paddling and i got out SOAKING I wanted to tackle the people that made me soaking!!

Does Calculator Follow the ooo (Order Of Operations)

Does my calculator follow the order of operations? Yes. The Calculator I’m using for  this experiment is Google calculator.

The equation I used for this example is 4 ÷ 2 x (3+2) – 1. If my Calculator didn’t follow the order of operations, it would just do the equation from left to right, no order at all, let’s try that: 4 ÷ 2  x 3 (is six) + 2 (eight) – 1. Answer is seven, just going from left to right, not following the order of operations, but the answer I got proves that my calculator follows the order of operations. There are two types of Order Of Operations: PEMDAS (Parenthesis, Exponents, Multiplication, Division,,  Addition, and Subtraction. The second, and the one I follow, is BEDMAS (Brackets, Exponents, Division, Multiplication, Addition, and subtraction). This will be useful to remember. Anyway, back to  how I know my calculator follows the ooo. We finished  talking about how seven will be the sum of the equation if you do not the order of operations, but my calculator did follow the order of operations and got the right sum.

4 ÷ 2 x (3+2) – 1, following BEDMAS, that would be: 4 ÷ 2 (2) x 5 (because of the brackets there, it indicates you should do them first)= 10, – 1 = (total) 9, and that’s the answer I got on Google Calculator.

 

Bard on the Beach (Reflection)

Bard on the beach came to classroom for a workshop we did a lot of cool activities like shaping or friends into sentences that we picked. It was really cool how they really taught us about Shakespeare and how he created a lot of the words we use today. He was a really good poem maker as well and in all the workshop was really cool. And i was really exciting when i learned we were going to watch romeo and Juliet at bard on the beach. Then it was finally the when we got to watch Romeo and Juliet. But we did know a little bit of what was gonna happen so we weren’t in the blue. We knew a lot of the big parts of the play and the play really surprise me in the way of that  i thought that the play would be really serious in the entire play but the play was actuality really funny in a lot of parts so in all i really really like bard on the beach.

Maestro Reflection

Hello On May 30 2016 We got to meet Bramwell Tovy. Bramwell Tovey Is the conductor of VSO. When I Listened to him play on the piano  it made me feel calm and filled my bucket up! He also won the Grammy Award and the Juno Award.

Bramwell Tovy’s Whole family loves music But her sisters didn’t like playing with instruments but liked to sing.

When Maestro Tovy was playing on the piano it reminded me how important music was.

His music was amazing and marvellous!

thank you for reading my blog!

 

Dragon Boating Reflection

Hello and our class got to go dragon boating. I only got to go on the boat once because the 2nd day of dragon boating I was away and the 3rd day my leg was hurting. But on the first day I had lot’s of fun because we all got splashed and I was soaking wet! I also got very tired because when I was paddling I had to give so much power to make it go faster. We had a race between team Aqua and team tigers. Team Aqua won the race. Dragon boating was a very fun experience for me.

Dragon Boating Reflection

We had 3 days were we went on a field trip, and those 3 days we went dragon boating! And no, we didn’t ride dragons like boats, that’s just how its called. I had a lot of fun going on a boat and using a paddle, cause I never used a paddle before, or sat in anything like a canoe, for that matter. Needless to say, I had a lot of fun. I got to splash my friends, I got splashed by them, and overall I just got wet from the water. It was fun, though, and totally worth it. In fact, we even had a race between our two teams. We were team Aqua, and we had to race team Tiger. Of course, we had the better name, so we automatically won that part. And during the race, I had to do a lot of work using the paddle, and we won as well. We also had a tug of war, were half of our boat was pushing one way and the other was pushing the other way. No one won that. Instead, we wasted all of our energy on trying to win a contest that you can’t win. Our boat also had a boarding party, and me and someone else got picked to board the other ship. We snuck up close to team Tiger and we jumped on board and raided (not really) they’re ship, and after that we jumped back. The last major thing we did was we paddled through the lily-pads and we got to touch them.