Two days ago, we were doing some word art on WordArt.com.  It’s kind of hard to figure out to use it, but luckily my friend Thalia helped me. First, you had to pick words for the word art. We had to pick ten. The words I chose were anxious, intimidated, petrified, hysterical, terrified, apprehensive, unwell, jittery, stressed and panicky. Secondly, press visualize and chose a shape. I chose the shape of  a girl since that’s what Lucy is. Third, choose the colors. I chose mint green, white and dark blue and that’s it.

Here’s mine ╰( ･ ᗜ ･ )➝

For my Passion Project, I chose the topic “Frogs”. I chose the topic frogs because I don’t know much about Frogs. A Passion Project is a google slide that you make. The topic on the slide has to be something that you take passion of.

One species I added in my Passion project was the poison Dart Frog. Unlike most frogs, the Poison Dart Frog has difficulty swimming without webbed feet. Their poison is strong enough to kill a human in an instant (that was a bit dark sorry). They live up to 10 to 15 years. Dart frog’s can grow from 1.5 centimeters to 6 centimeters. They typically jump up around a few inches off the ground. They eat many small insects such as fruit flies, small beetles, etc. This Dart Frog is found in the rain forests of Central and South America.

Another species I researched about is the Morelet’s Tree Frog. also known as the Black Eyed Tree Frog. The Morelet’s Tree Frog can grow up to 5.5 to 8.5 centimeters. They can jump up to 5 feet high on average. They are found in Mexico, El Salvador and more. This tree frog can live up to 5-10 years on an average. The Morelet’s frog usually eats small insects like spiders. When this frog is threatened, It inflates itself to appear larger to predators.

In my opinion, one of the best animals is the Arctic Fox. They habitat in countries such as Canada, Alaska, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, and other arctic islands. They eat birds, lemmings and squirrels. They have white fur in winter, and brown fur in summer. They have tails that grow up to 12 inches. Here is an example:     What do you think about Arctic Foxes?

last week for Cybersmart, we typed in our name on a Google slide and animated it. I made the name and the two frogs fade in when clicked. I also made them spin when clicked again. It was really fun seeing all the different types of animations. here is mine:

Today, (Tuesday, 11 Mar) Mr Bell assigned me and Ruzzel and I to research about Psalm 18:2 and Psalm 61:3. We agreed that Ruzzel would research 18:2 and that I would do 61:3. Basically Psalm 61:3 says “for you are my safe refuge. A fortress of strength against the enemy”.  We also made a Google drawing about our verse.

here is mine:                                                                                                                     here is Ruzzels:             

This week in cybersmart, we were learning about how to name a file, how to move a file into a folder, etc. We also learned that we have to name and tidy up our drive so that it’s easier for you (and others) to find things. Additionally, we learned about SMRF which stands for ” Stop, Make a copy, Rename, File “. It was really fun but it was still a bit hard to do the quiz.

Elise Looking after your device activities

Today we have been learning about how to take care of our devices. We have also did some activities/quizzes about how to take care of our devices. We need to know how to take care of our devices because they can be very expensive ($300-$600 I assume) and we don’t want our parents to keep on buying them.