Should we keep cats indoors?

I personally think that we should keep our cats inside at night time because 1 so they don't get killed or run over at night time, 2 so that some of our cats don't kill our native animals, because some of our animals go out far into tree areas, and they can eat our native birds or geckos, but I don't think they should be kicked out of our country, because some of these uninvited animals are also killing our native birds and so on, they are also passing around diseases and passing it to our animals.

FUN FACTS:
1. The cats around Wellington caught around 43% of native animals, the other 57% were animals brought to New Zealand.
2. This is a Photo of what cats eat and how much they can eat in 3 months.
3. They average cat kills 13.4 prey items per year.
4. 1/3 of the cats didn't bring anything home.
5. 20% of the rest were frequent hunters. 

HERE IS A LINK TO A SLIDESHOW ABOUT !CATS!

Business and Enterprise

 This is my group working and planning our work, we were making heaps of posters to put up around J block. We have been planning on making toffee apples, and fried bread, after that we needed to plan the fried bread, and we were trying to draw fried bread and toffee apples on our posters, the finishing posters were great, we made the toffee apples the day before (Market day) and my friend Sharleze went home that night and made 40 fried bread, and we made 18 toffee apples but we had one tester. On the Market day we sold out of toffee apples in the first 30 minutes, and we sold all 40 fried bread in an hour.

My Experiment

This is my video on my experiment, about balloon pressure and air resistance.

Please comment your feedback!

Balloon powered water fountain.

What are the effects of air pressure/Balloon powered water fountain?
                                      
For this experiment you will need:

Straw- longer than half your bottle,
One plastic bottle,
One balloon,
Water ( Just cold will do),
Food colouring (optional).
Hot glue gun,
Container- to contain the mess.

Method

Make sure you place down paper towels or newspaper to protect your surface.


Plug your hot glue gun into an outlet and let it heat up.

Grab your water bottle and cut a little hole where you'll be putting your straw in. (make sure the hole is 3/4 from the bottom).


Put the straw in the hole make sure it`s standing at an angle, then use hot glue to keep it in place. (make sure you put glue around the straw)

After the glue is done drying pour in your water.

Get your container and place it where the top of the straw is because that is where the water comes out.

After that place your balloon over the top of the bottle -this may take
3 people, then let go of it the balloon and  watch the magic happen,


About the experiment:


So the air in the balloon is going down in the bottle which is forcing the water to go up and out of the straw, this happens by the air taking up space in the bottle which is why the water comes out of the straw.

Once the air has enough space it stops the water from coming out. By adding pressure to the balloon the water comes out faster. This is called acceleration.

Exploring Blogs.

We are learning to create a positive digital footprint.

We often share personal information when we are online. The people we share with could be our friends and family or people we don't know. We need to make smart decisions about what personal information we share online.

Reflection 

kaea pearce

!KAEA PEARCE!

This one is all about Kaea Pearce, she is a New Zealander dancer, she is famous for dancing, and she is in the Royal family, they live in Auckland North of New Zealand, The dance crew is called The Royal Family, but the studio they work at is called The Royals. She is 19 years old, she has over 100,000 followers on social media, also her crew's tour for 2017.