English - Sensory Language

In English we had to write a paragraph using sensory language which is a language that connects to the human 5 senses (Smell, Touch, Taste, Hearing and Sight) without using obvious words that link to them.

As I looked up the sun shined on me and blinding me. However that wasn't the problem, the problem was walking down this everlasting street drenched in sweat. While having groceries that weight like a elephant causing my fingers to have a burning sensation. After a while I decided to take a break sitting down on a nearby bench watching cars as they go nearby. Grabbing a snack from one of my bags made them rustle. Eating and eating caused my mouth to catch on fire however it was sweet. Today is just a bad day, having every part of my body burn all thanks to the heat.   

Science - Heart Attacks

In Science we have to research about heart attacks. What causes them, how to prevent it, treatments and Symptoms. 

What is a Heart Attack?

Heart attacks are when the flow of blood is blocked by a blood clot preventing oxygen from getting in.

How to Prevent it?

• Don't Smoke
• Having a balanced diet
• Having your blood pressure at a healthy level.

Source - NHS 

Treatment for Heart Attacks

Treatment depends on the severity of heart attacks but here are some.

• Providing extra oxygen.
• Medicine(s)
• Cardiac Rehab
• Surgery

Source - Google

Symptoms of Heart Attacks

Here are some symptoms you might experience during heart attacks

• Pain in Multiple Areas
• Dizziness
• Sweating
• Shortness of Breath
• Parts of body will feel uncomfortable or tight.

English - Metaphor and Similes

For one of our other tasks at English we had to define what is a metaphor and simile using our own words. 

Metaphor A metaphor is like a comparison but directly stating it. 
Examples - "Life is a Game" and "Love is a loop"


Simile A simile is like comparing one thing to another but using the words "as" and "like".
Examples - "I ran like a cheetah" and "I roared like a lion"

English - Personifications

For one of our creative writing tasks we had to choose a language feature that we don't know about and then find out what it mean and then define it in a poster.

I made my poster with Piktochart an online infographic maker.

Social Studies - Human Rights Posters

These past two days we researched about human rights and what each people has the rights to. 

I made a poster with Piktochart with their graphics and fonts.

Science - Arthritis

For our first science blog post we have to research things around arthritis.

Arthritis - What is it?

Arthritis is a inflammation of joints whether it's a single joint or multiple joints. There is also more than 100 types of arthritis and each of those mostly have different causes and even treatment. However the most two common ones are Osteoarthritis and Rheumatoid.

Osteoarthritis - Osteoarthritis affects your joints and the cartilage, a cartilage is something the protects the ends of your bones but with osteoarthritis the cartilage breaks down leading to your bones not being protected properly and in some cases your bones can end up grinding against each other. However osteoarthritis progresses slowly and it becomes more common as you get older and some symptoms include minor trauma or repeated injury in a joint. It usually affects the feet, knees, lower back, and fingers.

Rheumatoid - Rheumatoid is less common than Osteoarthritis however this type of arthritis is way different than osteoarthritis since this illness makes your own body defence system attacks it's own tissues and the affects lining of your own joints. It also causes other problems in your own body. This illness can affect young people.

What causes Arthritis?

Arthritis is more common in later years because the chance of getting arthritis increases each age. Arthritis can also be caused by overusing joints like ballet dancing, Not working out and even being overweight.

Myths about Arthritis

There is a myth about Arthritis where if you crack your joints like your knuckles you will have a higher chance of getting Arthritis.

Another myth is that when you get diagnoised with Arthritis you can't cure it. Arthritis can't really be cured but treatment can help it however there are more than 100 types of Arthritis.

Pictures of Arthritis

English Creative Writing - Alphabet Story

For my third task for creative writing this one I'll have write a story about sitting in the food court but each word has to have the first letter of the alphabet order.

Ansh Bought Chicken Deviled Eggs, First Got His Iced Juice. Knowing L&P Might Not Openly Peacefully Quench Rusty Stalls. Then Uso Violently Washed Xylophone Yet Zipped.