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Hello! Today is my first lesson on grade six science and just happens to be about minerals and I just so happen to have a mineral collection, anyways here’s what I learned!

So first of all I learned that you can measure weight of a mineral by density. So for example if I have a rubber ball and a ball of Iron that are the same size since the Iron is more dense it weights more. I then learned that diamonds form differently according to temperature. In colder areas Diamonds tend to grow like a squares and in warmer areas it grows as the shape we now called diamond. I then learned that granite is actually multiple minerals like mica. Next I discovered that there is a strength class for minerals and iron is a 6.5 which is fairly strong.

That’s it for today!

Know I am finally done! Anyways here’s what I learned:

So first of all I learned that you should always double check your recording before you start making your movie lol.

Then I learned that some things might look better at the time your recording it but once you look at it in editing you don’t like it and that’s why you always do two or three clips and not just one.

I’d like to have an intro to my YouTube video’s someday so that’s my next project!

Anyways here the lil movie:

That’s it hope you enjoyed!

Howdy! Know here is the before last lesson of grade 5 science!

So first of all I need to start recording my short film, then edit it, I all ready have half of it done I just need to shoot one or two more clips edit them then I will post the video!

Although I wont be interviewing anyone in my video, I learned that it’s good to get the interview background on an angle to make it look more appealing.

I also learned that the closer you move your camera to a character the more they feel like part of the movie.

I then learned for filming in the dark it’s good to have a small light but not to much just enough to see what’s happening.

The END!

Hello! I thought today would be my last day of schoolwork until I start grade 8 but turns out there is 10 extra lessons, so anyways here’s what I learned today!

So first of all I learned that you do need an good audio recorder if you want to make a good film I just thought as long as you can here the movie it was fine.

I am working a two five minutes movies right know one on our Kubota M9540 and one on our M110X, Basically I just record it starting then doing work like cleaning snow or feeding the cows, then I do a walk around but since both of them are parked in the shed and there is not to good lighting I’m going to wait until there outside again to do the walkaround then I’m going to publish the video’s on my YouTube channel. I also have one of our 1997 Polaris Explorer 300 starting up but I just waked it and I don’t want to get it dirty.

I also finally got that LEGO Claas Xerion 5000 set! And I made some implement but I am also thinking on creating a series called Ingenious invention’s with Jake you’ll see why I call it “ingenious” If I make one.

The end!

Hello! Here is what i learned in todays science lesson’s on film making!

It’s really important to have a good camera which I should of thought of but it’s a good thing I got a go pro for Christmas! I just don’t know how to get video’s on my computer so another thing on my to do list!

I also learned that by typing explosiom my computer will spell check it to exposition! But I fixed it.

Then I learned that Sometimes you wright a very long and good script and then the next time you look at it you think is terrible makes it much harder so more respect to movie writers.

The End!