Activity 1 (4 points)
This activity I had to watch 3 videos about tiny houses in NZ and whether or not one day I might live in one. Also I have to write what I think about it.
In the future I don't really know if I will stay in a small house. They are really cool and looks like a fun place to stay in but, In my family there are allot and we always visit each other with allot of people visiting. But if I would in a start off house in the future then shore. These are really cool and an easy life style. I would guaranteed to live in one for my start off houses depending on the price.Activity 2 (4 points)
This activity I learned about 3D printed prosthetics about arms and hands.
1.I learnt that prosthetics can cost tens of thousands of dollars and for most children to get them is and impossible dream :c
2.What I was surprised of was the fact that the children get happier and get to help around the houses in chores and do fun activities with the prosthetics.
Tēnā Koe Ifalame,
ReplyDeleteKa pai on completing W3D3 Activity 1 and 2. I really enjoyed reading your responses to both of these activities today, keep up the hard mahi!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts about Tiny Houses. I think they like look really awesome places to live in too, but just like you I have massive family too so they wouldn’t be very ideal for big family get togethers or lunch/dinners.
Secondly, thank you for sharing something you learned and something that surprised you when you watched the video about 3-D printed prosthetics. I didn’t even know they existed before I started with the Summer Learning Journey programme.
Something I really like about the Tiny Houses is that they are usually custom made. If you got the chance to design your own tiny house what are some things that would just have to be in your house?
Ngā Mihi,
Kueni