Camp

 Self-managing 

I was self-managing when I was tiding the room up without being told. I did this because I realized that it was dirty and a couple of the beds were messy, so I tidied them just in case we had a room inspection. It didn't take long but it was worth it because we did end up having a room inspection.

Engaged

I was engaged in all of the activities by helping out with activities like orienteering and the search and rescue and all of the other activities. I think the one that I most help out with was the orienteering because I found most of the number things that we had to find. I would say that the second most thing that I helped with would be the fire shelter building because I was one of the people with the most sticks.

Resourceful 

I was being resourceful by showing one of the people that was struggling with doing a knot to make the raft because they were doing it wrong. I showed them how to do it and it worked, I also was resourceful in the orienteering by showing different paths to try and find the numbers.

Belonging 

I was belonging by being with friends that made me feel included, having people to help me, and a lot more but overall I felt I belonged on camp.

our science

Science Research 

Problem:

We have been researching how to transport people on Mars to different locations and how we would survive on Mars.  We think that on Mars we need to adapt our vehicles to cope with different gravity, difficulty obtaining fuel, and no roads.

We need to have a heavier car so that we can stay on mars but a light enough car so its not too slow. We could solar panel our car so it doesn't need fuel. We will need new wheels suitable for mars so heavy terrain.

This is what we have done so far...

Where I got my  research from	Information
Example:  Nasa - what makes a planet habitable	Example:  Needs - water, Definition “...can sustain life for a significant period of time…”
	This is our rocket ship to go to mars. To travel to space we need to have a hard shell so it can handle the atmospheric pull.The mars rover needs all these components below to work and why it is on mars. Curiosity's wheels have a 20-inch (50.8 cm) diameter. Engineers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory designed the rover to roll over obstacles up to 25 inches (65 centimeters) high and to travel about 660 feet (200 m) per day on land. Our Ferrari will go 1000kph on land. We will take a jet engine and will be bolted in with titanium bolts. To get these items we will need 19.7 billion NZ dollars. We will also need 20 million gallons of water, 1 million kgs of soil, 1 trillion tree seeds, 1000 auto seed growing machines (Needs to be made), 1000 monkeys so we can see if we can breathe. 1000 solar panels Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird engine (the fastest plane on earth). We will need wheels that can withstand rocky surfaces and big hills.
	How the mars rover got to mars link This is also our rocketship our ferrari will go to mars in.