World War 1-Trench project

Today in ww1 we are learning about trenches and what it's like to live in one here is a little information about one. The trenches in ww1 were horrible and smelt probably due to them having to go to the toilet in the trenches. They had also had things like a fire step, duckboards and more. The point in a fire step is when you were to go on that step you would fire your gun if you go any further than the step you would probably get shot. In the trenches, there was something that was called the suicde corner where if you go around that could you are most likely going to die but have the chance to take some people with you. In these old trenches they had all the normal day essentials apart from the fact they would be living in the dirt basically. That is all I have today hope you enjoy bloggers.

World war 1 passion project

 Hello, bloggers today in class I have started something called passion projects.             And the one I have chosen is world war 1 in this class we are learning about what happened back then. This first week we have been reading books and researching facts about world war 1 like what shrapnel is. Shrapnel is basically a little sharp thing that pierced the human body and back then shrapnel was very hard to get rid of because they did not have that many medical tools back then so the soldiers had to live with it inside them. At a later date, these men could die from it because it pierced an important organ in the human body. We were also learning about how some of the soldiers traveled like some were traveling on horses. After this week we will be learning about weaponry and I really am keen on learning about them. That is all for today hope you enjoy the post-bye.

Vaping task in health class

Hello, bloggers today in health class I will review what I have done in this class. First, we will start with my opinion on the work. I think the work was fun enjoyable and I would probably do it again my group had its ups and downs but in the end, we made a game called vapecity it was basically monopoly but with vape details like vape shops, chance cards even community chest we had made this game look pretty good and had put a lot of detail into it. The task is given In Health where we set a goal that is required to meet excellence. It was to make something about vaping to show that how harmful it can be to your immune system. we had to make a board game-like monopoly game but instead, we changed it and made it about vaping. And to show year 7's how bad it can be because this year vaping has become a trend. I also have some images on the project we had worked really hard on. That's all today hope you enjoy bloggers.

Report on my work

Hello, bloggers today I will be writing about the work I have previously done in physics and How and why I have done it.                                                                      

The first thing I have been learning is n the word V.I.R which stands for voltage, current, and resistance also learned about Ohm's law.                                                    We have been making a house plan where we design the house, calculate the area, and put it in a bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, and living room.                              After that, we had to put light bulbs on the drawing of the house once I did we calculated the estimated voltage to share enough power through all five bulbs.

The calculations from all the pathways are: voltage first is pathway one 200 divide a by 2=200v pathway two is 200 divide a by 1=200v pathway three is 200 divide a by 2=200v Current is pathway 1 200 divide by 25=8A pathway 2 200 divide by 50=4A pathway three is 200 divide by 50=4A. 

The area of it is 15x10=150m2 main house area 6x4=24m2 total area 150m2=24m2=174m2. Current (I) How quickly the electrons more (flow). Current is measured I Amps. The Current symbol is I Voltage (V) How much energy the electrons are carrying. Voltage is measured in volts. Voltage symbol is resistance (R) Used to slow/resist the flow of electrons (current). Resistance is measured in ohms. The resistance symbol is R.