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Tuesday, August 25, 2020

Compass

 Hi guys,

Welcome To me Blog Today I will be telling you guys about NESW which stands for Never eat soggy weetbix which means Never,North Eat,East Soggy,South weetbix,west.   

Sports that you ca use with a compass. 

sailing,Hunting,orienteering. 

Jobs you have to use a compass for.

 Military,Pilot,Mining.

That is some Jobs and sport that you would have to use to find out where south,North,West,East. 

Here is a photo of an compass.

Compass° on the App Store

That Is a Photo of an compass 

The first person to Make a Compass was William Thomson 1st Baron Kelvin. That was the guy that made the compass first.

Hope you Enjoyed reading this compass Blog post 

BYE

                                                         

Thursday, August 20, 2020

The Polynesian navigators

Kia ora guys,

Welcome to my blog today I will telling what the Polynesian navigators used to find there way to an island or islands. Here are some facts of what they used to get to an island.The used Birds,clouds,Stars. Those are some of the things that they did use for finding an island.

Here is my work that I have done about The Polynesian navigators.


THE POLYNESIAN NAVIGATORS

How did they Navigate? The Polynesian way finders navigated the pacific ocean using the sun and Moon and also the stars. The reason why the Polynesians use navigation is because they needed a way to find where they were headed.


The Polynesian navigators used the Southern cross to show the way to the south. 

 Usually seen as four or five stars, it is in fact made up of thousands of stars. The North star was used by the Polynesian navigators as a fixed point to find. 


The Polynesian navigators used the clouds to reflect the Lagoons and Islands. Every time they saw a Bunch of clouds in one spot then they knew an Island was closed by. They also found plants in the ocean from an island which let them know that they were close to an island.


The Polynesian navigators used the Birds to see where the island was because the birds can only 190 km so they knew that there was an island Not too far away and decided to go there.The Birds only fly about 190 km out from an island.


That was My work all about Polynesian navigators.

Hope you enjoyed all of my work that I have done about The Polynesian navigators. Hope you guys have learnt some things about The Polynesian navigators.

BYE                                


Wednesday, August 12, 2020

Navigation

Aim:

I want to walk in a straight line with no senses.

Hypothesis:

I predict that I will walk in a straight line.I predict that I will fall over.

Method:

Equipment 

  • Bucket 
  • Blindfold
  • Cotton wool
Instructions:

  1. Using your Blind Fold cover your eyes
  2. Put your Cotton wool in your ears
  3. Put your Bucket over your head so no wind touches your face
  4. Spin three times in a circle
  5. Get your partner to line you up in the Direction that the pole is
  6. Begin walking in a straight line
Safety:
  • Stop  walking when you hear the wistell
  • If your partner taps your back then Immediately stop!
  • Do not walk into objects,People.
  • Find A picture of the Field From satellite-Paste Here
NO CHEATING 

Results:
  • I was walking in circles 
  • I almost walk into the pole
  • It was so hard to hear staff and people talking to you 

Conclusion
It was impossible to work out which way to go.
Not seeing made me more fearful.

Discussion

Words to do Directions:
  • Left/Right
  • Straight/Curve/Zigzag
  •  Backwards/Forwards
  • Diagonal
  • Up/Down
  • North East South west
  • North East or Nor´ East
  • North North East
  • East North East
  • 3 o'clock
  • Boogey at 6 o'clock
  • 360 Degreees

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