gods

 he Origins of the God of the Forest

In the Māori creation story, Tāne is one of the many offsprings of Papatūānuku (earth) and Ranginui (sky). In his frustration amidst living in the darkness, he led his siblings to push their parents apart.1

In Māori mythology, Tāne (also called Tāne-mahuta, Tāne-nui-a-Rangi, and several other names) is the god of forests and of birds, and the son of Ranginui and Papatūanuku, the sky father and the earth mother, who used to lie in a tight embrace where their many children lived in the darkness between them.

More health

Regular physical activate can lower your of heart an circulatory disease by 35 % 

Your heart is aslo a muscles  if your active regular it gets bigger and strong 

Over time the bit of the brain ivolvef in memory and learing seem to get bigger {the hippocampus}

Health

 In health we have been learning about consent and puberty at the right age of you will start going though changes like growing hair under your armpit and consent  if u wanna hug someone u have to ask not just do it or if u wanna ride someones scooter or use there ball you cant just take or else they might get mad at you or tell a teacher so you always have to ask instead of just taking it.

wood work

 At wood work we have been doing a Bluetooth speaker  and it has been very fun we used the sand paper machine and the big drills we are almost done doing the speaker but we have a little bit more to do like the swodreing i dont know how to spell it and we painted but i didn't want to paint it because i liked the colour  of it already.

Red cabbage

1 Stomach acid 

2 Vinegar

3 Coffe

4 Water

5 Baking soda

6 Bleach

7 Lemon 

8 Soap

10 facts of baking soda

 

• 1 Mouthwash. ...
• 2 Soothe canker sores. ...
• 3 Whiten your teeth. ...
• 4 Deodorant. ...
• 5 May improve exercise performance. ...
• 6 Relieve itchy skin and sunburns. ...
• 7 May slow the progression of chronic kidney disease.

It is odorless and has a bitter, salty taste. At room temperature, it is a solid. Solubility, or the ability of a substance to dissolve in water, is also a physical property. Sodium bicarbonate is soluble in water and can be separated from water through evaporation.