Showing posts with label Literacy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Literacy. Show all posts

Friday, 29 October 2021

Hypothermia & Heat Exhaustion

 This week I learnt about Hypothermia and Heat Exhaustion so here are my links  doc's about Hypothermia and Heat Exhaustion because we are going on camp to Arthur's Pass 


Hypothermia


Snowy Mountains Hydroelectric Scheme - GHD


Heat Exhaustion 
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Thursday, 30 September 2021

Penguin Report

 This week I did a report on a penguin witch is a Fiordland penguin so here is my report i hope you enjoy it.


Tawaki / Fiordland penguin 


Habitat

Tawaki, or the Fiordland Crested Penguin are unique among penguins. They breed in temperate rainforest only in the southwest corner of New Zealand. During the July to December breeding season they are most easily seen along the Lake Moeraki coastline.


Diet 

The Tawaki eats Fish Larvae, small fish, crustaceans, cephalopods, and krill. It also includes dogs, cats, and stoats. Also they eat squid and octopus.


Appearance

Adult Tawaki has dark blue and grey upperparts which turns brown when approaching molt. Also often darker on the head and a yellow strip for an eyebrow striped crest which starts at the nostrils and extends well to pester the eye.


Life cycle 

The Tawaki live to about 10 to 20 years old. Also they reproduce every 5 years. Which will make more penguins. But they would also need more food.


Predators 

On land predators of the Fiordland penguin include Dogs, Cats, Stoats, Wekas, and Ferrets. In places where such predators are abundant such as on the South Island. The pests in Fiordland are Stoats, Ferrets, Weasels, Norway Rats, Ship Rats, Mice, Possums, Cats, Red Deer and sometimes Pigs.




Friday, 10 September 2021

bees literacy


This week my group did a book called A sweet business. Here is my work
 I really hope you enjoy my work. 

Monday, 9 August 2021

Compare and contrast


last week my group did a book called Subantarctic Island we had to compare two island so here is my compare and contrast I hope you enjoy.


Wednesday, 7 July 2021

Matariki

 This week  my group did a book called celebrating puanga at ramanui school here is some work on this book. 

Here is my Matariki write up




Here is my matariki news report.

Friday, 2 July 2021

Staghorn coral

  

This week  my reading group read a  book called the great barrier reef  here are some facts about the staghorn coral hope you enjoy.  

This one is about a tourist poster  I hope you enjoy this one too.
 

Friday, 25 June 2021

Literacy work

This week my group did a book called no girls allowed it is about a girl who can't play rugby so here is some here is some work I did.

        

Here is a letter I did for my literacy work.


No girls allowed letter 


Dear organizers 


I understand that you don't want girls to play rugby but I have some reasons that might change your mind.


Reason 1 

All of my family except my mum plays rugby and they all want me to play rugby but you won't let me.


Reason 2

My brother wants me to play in his team so we can work together as a team and the coach wants me to play in his team as well so could you please let me play rugby.


Reason 3

Also all of the team wanted me to play in the tournament. Not just my brother  wanted me to play  in the tournament but then you said girls can't play rugby but I know some girls that play rugby in my class so could you please let me play.


Thank for reading my letter hope you enjoyed 


Thanks heaps 

Riley 


Friday, 18 June 2021

Kuaka - Literacy

 This week me and my reading group read a story about Kuaka's and their lifetime and what they do and eat. These are the two activities that I have done.

Wednesday, 2 June 2021

Earthquake poster


My poster above tells you about how an Earthquake can occur. Also my poster below is what you need to do in an Earthquake.

Tuesday, 18 May 2021

Save the wales


I learnt that whales are important to our environment I found it hard to write about whales with my friend 
Hayley.

I would like to learn more about  what whales can eat and not eat.
 

Friday, 6 November 2020

Monday, 10 August 2020

Tuesday, 26 November 2019

Wednesday, 18 September 2019

Book report