🔬Genomics🧬 || smallest to largest

https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1oXuhtOufvclHHWh9xvvtwEAj0xd58cDKZ3QAqMB2gF4/edit

https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1u1tn6oC4tNn2gpw2PD_LbdBokHSxrFxzFTrlCeTm8YI/edit

Task description:

Today in room 4 we are doing genomics. In the first photo we had to rank the organisms from smallest to largest and in the 2nd photo we had to rank smallest to largest from dna,chromosomes, cells and an organism.

🔬🧬Naomi || Genomics🧬🔬

 🔬🧬This term we have been learning about genomics. This term we learnt a lot about cells and genetics. We learnt about the organelles that live in a cell. This is my animation explaining the organelles in the cell, I did not get to animate the organelles because we spent most of our term learning about the cell than to draw them on the imac. So I just drew a normal cell and talked about each organelle. We also wrote down all our information in our Tracking my learning slides. Hope you enjoy!🧬🔬

If you didn't hear what I was saying in my animation here is a link to my script: LINK

And if you couldn't see the graphics in my video here is another version with no audio: LINK


LINK to presentation

Task description/explanation:
This term is all about living things and for inquiry we are learning about the origin of life, Organs in our body and cells. My animation for this term was supposed to be about the organelles in the cells and explaining how each organelle works in the cell. We spent most of our term learning about this that we didn't have that much time to draw it on the imacs. The video above was my attempt at showing/explaining what each organelle does. The presentation was just an addition to my animation showing what the organelles do in more depth.🧬🧬🔬🔬

Explanation of the origin of life

This is My explanation of what I think the origin of life is. The question we were all wondering was "can science explain the origin of life" and My answer was No. My answer is no because they still don't know, but maybe they will know later on. Scientists think that the first cell was made by a bunch of atoms accidentally connecting.  This was the video transcript that we had to read: Link

Trying Empanada's

Today in room 4 we Tried Empanadas! What is that? Well it is a pastry pocket filled with meat. Empanadas are traditional to Argentina.the first time I saw the Empanadas it looked like a circular shaped sausage roll, and it also looked delicious and soft. As the scent hit my nose it smelt  Meaty and Savoury. The pastry was light and fluffy and the meat was like a like a sweet kind of spicy, Like sweet thai chili. I haven't tasted an Empanada before but I loved My first Empanada. If I were to rate this Empanada I would rate it a 10/10, P.S this Empanada was made by My wonderful teacher.

Europe and north america

There is a huge connection between Europe and north america. Today in room four home class we learnt about the differences between north america and Europe and we actually had some similarity as well. Some of the differences are with there landmarks and architectures. But we knew that there are a lot of similarity's because Europe colonized North america and now they both trade some of their brands, foods and businesses. We also noticed that america's original brands and fast foods has been spread around the world, like Mc Donald's and more.  So was it for today's lesson and I hope you enjoyed learning or checking out my post.