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Sound Presentation Project – DLO

Kia ora! Yesterday was the day that me and my partner, Neomi, would present our SOUND presentation to Room 1. At first, we planned to do it on Thursday but Neomi insist on doing it right now on Tuesday. Now, it sounded insane to me but I eventually agree.

It’s not only us, our whole class is doing a presentation about sound. What sound is, how it works, and how human hear sound. You’ll hear all that in OUR presentation too, it’s really formal yet COLOURFUL and FUN!!

Because in our presentation is a quiz made by me, so if you want you can try and answer them by commenting down below. Be honest if you were listening or at least have the knowledge.

MARK: 24/24

Give it Heaps DLO

Kia ora! In this video, I’m gonna be trying to learn a new physical skill which is Staff Spinning. If you don’t know what that is, it’s like Samoan Fire Knife Dancing but no fair and a longer stick. Anyways, you’ll see how far it will take me to staff spin like a pro or at least spin fast.

Also, everyone had to finish this inquiry quickly. And I didn’t had to time to reflect yet, so I’ll just write it down here:

New Day! : I noticed how my staff keeps hitting around the desks or my legs as well, it was because of my not-so-safe surroundings! So I had to either go outside or on the street of Team 5. Even the staff’s tip keeps getting stuck on my jacket’s pocket, which is why I took off my school jacket and I continue my staff spinning in a wider (and safer) place to practise.

Day 2 : I was just practising, and I slowly noticed how I am getting better of spinning my staff. But there was one thing that was challenging, it was my shoulder. It’s really sore every time I keep spinning faster, so I needed to train my shoulder too. I

Day 3 :  Obviously, I hit my leg from my staff! Therefore, I decided to search up how to staff spin:

  • Hold the staff in the middle with one hand, keeping your grip loose but firm.
  • Move your wrist in a small circle, like you’re drawing a tiny circle in the air with the staff.
  • Let the staff turn around your hand. As it spins, gently open your fingers and let the staff roll over your thumb, then close your hand to catch it again.
  • Keep practicing! The more you spin, the smoother it will get.

Day 4 : This was definitely the moment where I actually spin really fast and do it in a strong long period of time! Although, I wish my other classmates would stop getting in the way because I had to edit them off =_=