Bob Marley

Who was Bob Marley – Robert Nesta Marley OM was a Jamaican reggae singer, guitarist, and songwriter. Considered one of the pioneers of the genre, Marley fused elements of reggae, ska, and rocksteady in his music and was renowned for his distinctive vocal and songwriting style.

When & Where was Bob Marley born – Feb 6, 1945 CE: Happy Birthday, Bob Marley. On February 6, 1945, Bob Marley was born in Nine Mile, Jamaica.

The name of Bob Marley’s Band – The Wailers

3 famous songs by Bob Marley – Three little birds, Is this love, Stir it up,

Photo of Bob Marley –

Peter Tosh – Winston Hubert McIntosh, OM, professionally known as Peter Tosh, was a Jamaican reggae musician. Along with Bob Marley and Bunny Wailer, he was one of the core members of the band the Wailers, after which he established himself as a successful solo artist and a promoter of Rastafari.

Photo of Peter Tosh –

About Studio One – Studio One is one of Jamaica’s most renowned record labels and recording studios; it has been described as the Motown of Jamaica. The record label was involved with most of the major music movements in Jamaica during the 1960s and 1970s, including ska, rocksteady, reggae, dub and dancehall.

Football Reflection – Term 2 

 

This term in PE we have been learning about Football

The Game of Football

The following words are used in Football. What do they mean? Write their definitions.

 

1. Offside: In a position where playing the ball or puck is not allowed, especially (in soccer) in the attacking half ahead of the ball and having fewer than two defenders nearer the goal line at the moment the ball is played.

 

1. Onside: Occupying a position where playing the ball or puck is allowed; not offside.

 

1. Kick off: The start or resumption of a soccer match, in which a player kicks the ball from the centre spot.

 

1. Dribble: Take the ball forwards past opponents with slight touches of the feet or the stick, or (in basketball) by continuous bouncing.

 

1. Pass: Passing to a Teammate that is near to you during a game.

 

1. Throw in: Throwing a Soccer Ball to a Teammate that is open on the Field. 

 

1. Goal kick: A free kick taken by the defending side from within their goal area after attackers send the ball over the byline.

 

Football is played with 11 players each team on the field is ____m wide x___m in length.

 

The equipment needed is 1. Soccer Ball  2. Boots 

 

The 5 Most important rules of football are: 

 

1. The Field of Play
2. Obey the referee 
3. Stick to the rules of the games
4. Say sorry if you make mistake
5. Always be a good sport

 

Reflection: 

One thing I Improved at was Soccer because I saved goals during my football match.

One thing I enjoyed was hanging out with my Friends

I need to keep working on my Defence when it becomes to saving a goal

I enjoyed playing on the same team as Eben because he’s good at playing Soccer 

I always bring my PE gear to school 

Out of 10. I would give myself out a 8 for effort because I tried my best a different sports i never tried before.

1. What have you enjoyed learning this term?

I have learned how to play the piano.

2. Is there anything you have found challenging about music so far?

Playing muiltple musics on the piano

3. Is there anything you would like to have a go at next term that we haven’t covered yet?

Wanting to play Drums or Guitar

4. What is your favourite song at the moment and why?

Sad – Hefa, They don’t know – Feat Savage, It gives me Polynesian fibes. Even though it isn’t.

Imploding Cans

Aim – To implode a can

Equipment – Bunsen burner, Can, cold water, tongs, fire

Method – Putting a can into a container full of water.

Results – The can shrank into cold water while it was boiling with hot water inside of it.

Conclusion – What Happened? The can was half full of boiling water and we to the Bunsen Burner  had to use tongs to put it into a container and once we put it into the water, It shrank.

As you see it shrinks once it touches the water with ice in it.

 

Tea Bag Rocket Experiment

Aim: Making it fly

Equipment: Heat proof, Tea bag, Fire,

Method: I watched it fly

Results: It was being lit up by fire which made it fly

Conclusion: What Happened? The heat from the fire causes the air molecules inside the tea bag to become energised and move around quickly. And that’s why it flew up. 

 

As you can see in this image, this is what happens when you fire the tea bag and it reaches the bottom of the tea bag.

 

 

Solutions and Solubility

Filtration Experiment                                                                                                                                                          What is Filtration?, Separating Different sized particles out of mixture.

Solid A solid could range from anything but for this example its Soil & Dirt.                                                                                Filter A filter is made from Paper/cloths and other things the Filter catches the solid as the Liquid drips through into the.                                                               

 Funnel The Funnel is something to hold the filter and a pipe for the water to drip through it.                                                 Beaker The beaker is the bottle for the water/ Liquid to go into.

Filtration Experiment.                                                                                                                                                                 What is Filtration? Separating Different sized particles out of mixture

Solid the solid could Range from anything but this example is Soil/dirt.                                                                                    Filter Paper filter has tiny holes for the water and the paper holds the Solid up.                                                                  The Funnel is to hold the paper filter and a tube for the liquid to drip though.                                                        Beaker

Filtration Experiment                                                                                                                                                          What is Filtration?, Separating Different sized particles out of mixture.

Solid A solid could range from anything but for this example its Soil & Dirt.                                                                                Filter A filter is made from Paper/cloths and other things the Filter catches the solid as the Liquid drips through into the.                                                               

 Funnel The Funnel is something to hold the filter and a pipe for the water to drip through it.                                                 Beaker The beaker is the bottle for the water/ Liquid to go into.

 

(A) Leaves in the pool   (No)

(B) Sand & Water  (Yes)

(C) Salt & Water  (Yes)

(D) Aigae In a Fish Tank  (No)

(E) Food Colouring In Water  (Yes) 

 

 

Exlporing soluotion Experiment

Aim: Our aim3.  was to mix sugar or salt to make sure that it would yo

Equipment:

Method:

Results:

 

Chromatography  

It’s a scientific technique used to separate a mixture of two or more coloured pigments, such as inks

and dyes. The pigments separate because they have different solubilities in a solvent. This means

that the more soluble pigments are carried faster, and therefore further, by the rising solvent.

 

Aim: To separate difference pigments in links or dyes using paper chromatography.

Equipment: Pencil with ink, 2 beaker big one small one. Filter paper and tape, water to pour into the beaker.

Method: To see what colour comes from the pencil.

Results: red yellow and green came out.

1. Name the pens that contain one pigment? Yellow, Purple, Dark Blue, Light Blue, 
2. How many different red pigments were used in the 8 marker pens? Justify your answer. One, 
3. Which of the pigments used in making of the pens is the least soluble in water? Dark Blue, 
4. Did the manufacturer use the same yellow in the orange and green marker pens. Justify your answer. Yes, 

Saturation Experiment 

A solution will become saturated when no more solute will dissolve in the solvent. A solution that is saturated has a high concentration. If some of the solvent evaporates from a saturated solution, the solution becomes supersaturated and crystals of solute will start to form.

Aim: Our aim was to make some Krystals by using Magnesim salt with hot water.

Equipment: Beaker, Magnesim Salt, a tooth pick, Bunsen Burner, cotton, string rod,

Method:  1. Pour 150ml of hot water into a 250ml beaker, 2. Add a spoonful of copper sulfate powder and stir until it dissolves. 3. Repeat step 2 until no more copper sulfate will dissolve. 4. filter the solution into a clean 250ml beaker. 5. Pour a small amount of this solution into a watch glass. 6. Label your watch glass and beaker and place the watch glass on a window-sill overnight.

Results: We have not made Krystal’s yet at the moment.

Upright Piano

Keyboard

The Piano Has strings, and the Keyboard doesn’t

The weather was to cloudy when we did our events.

I felt good when I got further than Biswa in Discus which was surpirsing because he had more practice.

My Friend Biswa did well in long jump and bet me and everyone in long jump.

One thing that I could have done was to concentrate in discus on how far I would throw.

The highlight of my day was dressing up in my kahui colors while athletics was cancelled.

My goal for athlectics is to place in discus.

Next year I hope to get better at throwing a discus, and practice throwing in my own time.