Pong Game

We had to follow instructions that were provided for us and finish the game using the instructions. The instructions were extremely easy because it was clear and easy to understand. There were different stages to make this code work.
You must move the mouse which controls the green base, once you hit the red floor your out.

Creating a Basic Platformer Game

In this activity, we had to remake a game and use the skills we've learned from the previse coding activities we have already completed. In this game, the ball must make it to the square but must also go through different obstacles.

To play you must use the arrow keys and the spacebar to get to the square.

Maze Game

In Digital we got a chance to use the codes to move the bird to get to its egg. I used different codes that were provided to move the bird. As levels progressed the character's changed and it also offered more codes the first few levels. This was an enjoyable coding experience that helped boost my coding knowledge.

Flappy Bird

For this activity, we had to come up with our own ways of how to make the bird fly. We had to code our way through the different parts of the coding activity, we came up with some of our own ideas for the last level. We used our creativity and skills to create differently from others.

NZ is a Democracy

New Zealand has a democratic system of government when people vote for the party they want to lead, so when our parents vote they vote for a party and if that party wins they must come up as a group for who there Prime Minister should be. The people we vote for are called MP's also known as Member of Parliament. We don't vote every year but every 3rd year, which means the next New Zealand Government election is in 2020 which is next year. When we vote we are also voting for the MP's which will then become apart of the House of Representatives. The way elections work is when you vote for a party and they get half the votes they get most of the sits in the House Of Representatives,

The Three Branches of the New Zealand Government

For the past few weeks or so in Social Studies we had to learn about the government and the three different branches of the Government. The Three Branches include Legislature, Executive and Judiciary. These branches work on different parts of the government body. The first branch is the Legislature branch, this branch creates the laws that we as New Zealanders must apply to which are presented to us by the people of the government which is also called the house of representatives. Next on the list are the Executives who are people that administer the laws and make sure the people in apply to it which include people such as Police, Head of Government and other important roles. Last is the Judicial also Judiciary is the Branch that is in charge of courts and putting away people who break rules either in Jail or House Arrest. There are 6 courts where they make there decisions one is the Supreme Court is the highest court; the ten-member Court of Appeal hears appeals from the High Court on points of law; the High Court deals with serious criminal offenses and civil matters, and hears appeals from the lower courts; and the District Court, which meets in fifty-eight locations. There is also a separate Māori Land Court and Māori Appellate Court.

Languages

In this world we have around 6,500 languages that are being spoken to this day. But each year more and more people forget how to speak there language, so why is it important to hold onto your language of our ancestors? Well it's important to hold on to your language because if you forget it and everyone that knows the language forgets how to speak it you may never remember it again and the language you once knew is now dead, which also means your kids may never be able to know where there parents or ancestors were from and wouldn't be able to learn the main culture.

But if you were to move to a different country what would you do to maintain your language? You could keep you culture maintained by staying connected to your family and friends at your country of origin. You could also teach your kids at a younger age so they are able to teach there friends and they won't forget how to speak the language.