Multiple Intellingences Survey

These are my multiple intelligences results to get these you have to answer 40 statements and to answer you have the options: 'This is not like me at all' 'I am very rarely like this' 'This is a bit like me' ' This is sometimes like me' 'I am like this more often then not' 'I am always like this' and then the computer puts all of your answers together and decides whether you are more'Visual/Spatial Picture Smart' 'Musical Music Smart' ' Intrapersonal Myself Smart' 'Interpersonal People Smart' 'Logical Number Smart' 'Linguistic Word Smart' 'Kinaesthetic Body Smart' or 'Naturalistic Nature Smart' as you can see I am more Nature Smart and Body Smart then anything else.

Indian ink and Tempera paints art

Two weeks ago I was involved in some Indian ink and Tempera paint art at Enrich. We were asked to draw a cat and make it come to life on the page. My cat was jumping through the air over some grass in the original photo but I decided to add a bit of my own art to it, so I made the cat look like it was flying through the air over mountains, gullies and hills. In the night with a curly fantasy tree on one side and a normal real world tree on the other, with two cartoon owls one flying into the real world alongside the cat and the other resting in the twisted cartoon tree. I haven't done the Tempera paints but I plan to do so today using bright colours on the cartoon side blending into electric green and dull browns in the real world with bright and dull colouring on the cat, and bright red white and browns for the owls.

Interactions

I'm back at Enrich for another year and I'm excited about it what with the excelerating speed and fun of last year. We of course have some new faces, many in fact and some of the old too. I hope you will join me again for my last year at Enrich. Here is what I thought after our field trip about our inquiry interactions. Remember double click to make images bigger.

Teacher comment

Brooke, your mission to educate Invercargill youth about caring for animals, has demonstrated your desire to be accurate. I was impressed with the way you were consistantly looking for new advice from experts, and were always willing to take on fresh advice and ideas. The finished brochure reflects the hard work you put in to it, and I hope that it achieves the result you were after. I’m sure that the SPCA will appreciate your contribution to animal welfare in Invercargill.

Alana

My Passion Project Reflections

This is the process I went through during my passion project at the bottom is my prior knowledge then I work through every day till I got to the top and there I have my new learning in these reflections I have wrote what I did everyday I also share my learnings and my new ideas.



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Passion Rubric

This my passion rubric which is a self assessment of my passion project. It shows you how I found out information, what graphic organizers and applications I have used to keep my information. It tells you how I used my new learning to make a brochure, it also tells you where I kept my regular notes. It asks me what I would do differently next time and what Enrich could do differently. If you are having trouble reading this you can click on the picture to enlarge it.

Positives and Negatives

This a positives and negatives graphic organizer about my new learning the negatives are things that I didn't like about my new learning for example I didn't like not being able to go to the SPCA. The positives are things that I did like about my learning for example that I am helping slow animal abuse by making a brochure.