siapo

today we have been a siapo for the samoan language week

information report about Jacinda Ardern

During 2017 Jacinda was known as the 40th prime minister of New Zealand. 

Jacida  Arden was a female that was born 26 July 1980 and who lived in Hamilton, and grew up in morrinsville with her mother(Laurell Arden), father(Ross Arden) who worked as a police officer and a school catering assistant and she also had a sister named Louise Arden. During 1900 Jacinda enrolled in a college called Morrinsville college during 1918.

While she was still in school Jacinda had found her first job (local fish and chip shop)

And then moved on to the University of Waikato and graduated in 2001 with a degree of communicating studies and politics and public relations. 

And during that time Jacinda and Clarke Gayford were dating during 2013

When jacinda was the Prime Minister in 2017 Jacinda had over 10,494 and was partnered with Clarke Gayford and who was born on 24 October 1977

And on 19 January 2018 Jacinda was announced that she was pregnant.

On 1 March 2017 Jacinda was elected the new Deputy Leader of the labour party.  But before she got to be the leader, she worked with another party named Clarke Gayford known as her fiance.

In 2019 there was a virus called coronavirus also known as covid-19, and so she planned to do a lock down until level 2. And also when another crime had happened Jacinda banned all rifles to keep people safe.

thursday the barrier reef

NIWA - National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research

Artificially - fake

Atmospheric - the thing in the sky that keeps all 

High-resolution - means better quality

Examined by scientists - that means that scientists studys it.

Submersible - means it is a small submarine

Enabled - if you are Enabled you can do your work.

Seabed - is the thing at the bottom of the sea.

• How do the scientists study the reef? What are they trying to show or figure out?  Of how much or lower their ph can go.

• Why are the NZ scientists testing in an "artificially acidified sea water" - what does this mean?  It's like a fish tank where they use it to experiment on something.

• Why does Australia have tropical coral and NZ have cold-water coral?   Because Australia is in the equator and NZ is nowhere

 near the equator.

• Where does NZ cold-water coral grow? How far down?Why can't NZ have a tropical coral?  

The corals in Nz mostly grow for about 200 to 1000 meters down below

Nz cant have tropical coral because the temperature for the water in NZ is cold.

• How do scientists get the cold water coral so they can study it?  Fishermen accidentally fished it up

• Make a DLO showing 'before and after' type photos of coral reefs. Make a screencast and explain how coral reefs are damaged using your own words.

Wednesday- the barrier reef

tuesday- The great barrier reef

the great barrier reef

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