How to make a catchy jingle

1. Understand your product - You have to know what you sell, it's history, brand evolution, its uniqueness and how it stands out. Understand what the company has to offer, build around something unique or special about the product or service.

2. Keep it simple - You need to keep the song simple. The tune and lyrics should be simple so the people can remember it easily and choose words that are easy to understand.

3. Incorporate the brand's name - Make clever use of the product's name, where possible, If the product's name is too long, use words that will remind people of the brand.

4. Make it easy to sing - Use repetition of words. Use rhyme. This makes it easier for people to hum the jingle. The words should be such that it's easy to recollect and recite the jingle. Also, the tune should be easy to recall. Great if it's so impactive that people find it difficult to get it out of their heads.

5. Use figures of speech - Experiment with hyperbole (to exaggerate your idea to a small extent) and puns (to add a fun element). Use repetition to create an impact. Use similes for comparison. Try to make it different.

6. Consider the competitors - Find the product's competitors, study their advertising strategies, look at the jingles or slogans they use. Ensure that your jingle does not sound similar to theirs. 

7. You should be able to write well to come up with good words that can go together, be given a tune to, and best describe the product/service that the jingle is about.

8. Use words that will make an impact on the consumers and tell them about the product or service and what makes it different from the others in competition. End the jingle on a positive note.

9. Strike a balance between being too creative and too simplistic.

10. See that your jingle doesn't confuse the buyer, or it might result in an increase in the sales of your competitors' products. You don't want that.

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1. Watties Tomato sauce advert -  10/10, I gave it a 10 because it fits the ad well and they use repetitive words so the words will get stuck on their mind.

2. Coca-Cola 1971 Hilltop - 10/10, because they use their words cleverly and they make it as cheerful as possible.

3. McDonald's advert - 9/10, maybe they can have more lyrics apart from that it's good.

4. Tip top fruju 1993 advert - 10/10, it's enjoyable and they make it clear what they were selling and the tune is good too.

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-What am I learning? 
     I'm learning about jingles on ads and how to make jingles catchy how to attract costumers.

-How does this work show my learning?
     This work shows my learning by showing the ways of how to make a catchy jingle and some examples of catchy jingles.

-What am I wondering?
      I wonder if how they got the idea to create a song and where did they get the idea.

Science bouncing light

31/07/18, Tuesday

Aim: To investigate how light behaves when it hits a plane (flat) mirror.

Method: 1.Collect ray box, power supply and single-slit ray slide from your teacher, and set them up to produce a single beam of light.

2. Place a plane mirror on the diagram of the protractor.

3. Vary the angle of incidence and record angle of reflection in the results table.

Findings:

The angle of incidence is the same as the angle of reflection.

9SP Art reflection

03/07/18

1. What did you find most challenging about the print design process?

Drawing thumbnail sketches, because I find it difficult to think about what to draw and what to mix together. I also think it's because I don't draw that much and I find it difficult to draw.

2. What did you find most challenging about the painting composition process?
Mixing colour or mixing lighter and darker tones, because I'm really bad at mixing colours. Mixing lighter an darker tones is hard for me since I bad at colours and mixing them is harder.

  3. What mistake did you make that taught you something?
   I accidentally mixed colours that aren't supposed to be mixed so I learned my lesson that I should ask the teacher first before doing anything.

4. What was most successful about your work?
    The cutting of the lino. I like the cutting of my lino since I thought about it hard and I did it with my own decision.

5. What could you do to improve your work?
     I could work harder and concentrate more on my work. I can also learn hard and put more effort on my work to improve it.

Reflection Home ec

About Vegetarian dishes

1. What were your thoughts prior to eating?
    I think that it's really good for our health so we should try and eat it.

2. Did those thoughts change once you had sampled it?
     No, I think the food is delicious even when there are vegetables in it and It's really good for our health.

3. Why is it good to have vegetarian dish per week in your diet?
     Vegetables are really healthy and we should eat vegetarian dishes per week in our diet to maintain a good body health.

Vegetables with protein and iron:
Potato
Leaf Vegetables
Beans

Science Hydroelectric

Aratiatia-

Near Taupo

Why is it useful?

• Fuel is not burned so there is minimal pollution.
• Water to run the power plant is provided free by nature.
• It's renewable - rainfall renews the water in the reservoir, so the fuel is almost always there.

Disadvantages:

-Disrupts aquatic ecosystems-Hydropower plants are typically constructed across rivers, and this can interfere with aquatic life and result in their huge scale devastation. There is a huge probability that the fish or other river animals may find a way into the penstock and eventually into the turbines where they will be exterminated. Construction of dams in specific places can interfere with the mating patterns, seasons and breeding areas of the water animals.

-Construction needs a large area- To be able to construct a dam, install power production units, plus transformers, and tether them to the main grid requires a large piece of land. This may call for clearing of large chunks of forest to provide space for building the dam. Clearing of forest greatly impacts the natural ecosystems.

English static Image

Commentary

My static image portrays the idea that
“You can’t keep secrets from God.” you can keep secrets from everybody
but you can’t keep secrets from God since God sees everything and anything.

I have shown this by
drawing a girl with covered eyes and mouth since she can’t keep secrets from
God and the hands that are covering her mouth and eyes represents god seeing through her and he knows what she ’s doing.

The visual elements I have used include
a girl with covered eyes and mouth with an eye on the hand covering her face.

I have used the colour (s) Red, Black, and white. as they represent
Anger and something evil or depressing. Red because it represents how Martha feels and black because the story is depressing and scary.
I chose white for the background because it represents the pureness of Martha.

The quotation (s) I have chosen is relevant because
The quote is “You can’t keep secrets from God.” I draw a girl with covered eyes and mouth the hands that covering her face represents god it means that God can hear and see everything she does and
he can also see through her. The cross on the left arm represents that she can't keep secrets.

Socialism

 08/06/18

1. China- Xi Jinping
2. Russia- Vladimir Putin
3. Sri lanka- Maithripala Sirisena
4. Bangladesh- Abdul Hamid
5. Algeria- Abdelaziz Bouteflika
6. India- Ram Nath Kovind
7. Cuba- Miguel Díaz-Canel
8. Portugal- Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa
9. Vietnam- Tran Dai Quang
10. Tanzania-John Magufuli

Do you like socialism?

Yes, Because other jobs are harder than the others. So people who have harder jobs should be paid more and people who don't have a hard job should be paid less but will receive a fair amount of money. It allows the government to have more money so they can improve the country. Workers are no longer exploited since they own the means of production.