Today in science we have a test about the human body.This test will contain the correct names for the body parts. We have to name the bones and answer questions like why can jellyfish walk and if we get most wrong we fail that part of science.
Thursday, 14 September 2017
Fitness this morning
Today during fitness we have done different types of exercises and here are some of them.
Squats,Burpees,Starjumps,Skipping,Running,High knees,Butkickers,Irish dancing some of these is what my teacher Mr Mitchell made up.
The purpose of all of these exercises is to stretch and build up your muscles in your legs,thighs and other parts.
Introduced species to New Zealand
Rabbits
Possums
Rats
Stoats
Ferrets
Weasel
Goats
Tahr
Red deer
Wallaby only in the south island
Pigs
1. An introduced species is a species living outside its native distributional range.
2. Because it fits with their habitat type.
3. Because of pests.
4. They eat eggs from birds that live on the ground and feed on them.
5. Because they are pests and predators and eat native creatures.
6.
Rats:
The first possums were brought here in 1837 from Australia.
Possums are native to Australia where they are protected.
Possums are not a problem in Australia, in fact, they are endangered in some areas.
Possums were brought to New Zealand to start a fur industry.
At the height of the fur trade, trappers killed 20 million possums in a year which helped to control possum number.When possums were first released into some areas of New Zealand, such as the Wairarapa, school children were given the day off school to mark the historic event!Possums belong to a special group of mammals called marsupials. This means that the baby possum is born when it is still very tiny and continues growing in a special pouch on its mother’s stomach instead of inside its mother’s tummy.
Marsupials are found only in Australia. There are 200 different kinds of marsupials in Australia.
Other marsupials are the wallaby (which was also introduced to New Zealand), kangaroo and koala. That makes the possum the cousin of the kangaroo.
Possums
Rats
Stoats
Ferrets
Weasel
Goats
Tahr
Red deer
Wallaby only in the south island
Pigs
1. An introduced species is a species living outside its native distributional range.
2. Because it fits with their habitat type.
3. Because of pests.
4. They eat eggs from birds that live on the ground and feed on them.
5. Because they are pests and predators and eat native creatures.
6.
Rats:
The first possums were brought here in 1837 from Australia.
Possums are native to Australia where they are protected.
Possums are not a problem in Australia, in fact, they are endangered in some areas.
Possums were brought to New Zealand to start a fur industry.
At the height of the fur trade, trappers killed 20 million possums in a year which helped to control possum number.When possums were first released into some areas of New Zealand, such as the Wairarapa, school children were given the day off school to mark the historic event!Possums belong to a special group of mammals called marsupials. This means that the baby possum is born when it is still very tiny and continues growing in a special pouch on its mother’s stomach instead of inside its mother’s tummy.
Marsupials are found only in Australia. There are 200 different kinds of marsupials in Australia.
Other marsupials are the wallaby (which was also introduced to New Zealand), kangaroo and koala. That makes the possum the cousin of the kangaroo.
Wednesday, 13 September 2017
Tuesday, 12 September 2017
Gymnastics
12th September 2017
Today in gymnastics went on the trampoline and a beam to lifting one I correctly did all the forms asked by the p.e teacher Mr Hilliard and Miss Merrin
What I would like to achieve by the end of this lesson is ...
To push myself to my limits: I have completed my goal and did all the activity's correctly and constantly doing it right.
Today in gymnastics went on the trampoline and a beam to lifting one I correctly did all the forms asked by the p.e teacher Mr Hilliard and Miss Merrin
What I would like to achieve by the end of this lesson is ...
To push myself to my limits: I have completed my goal and did all the activity's correctly and constantly doing it right.
Wednesday, 6 September 2017
Kaitiakitanga
KAITIAKITANGA
1. Fukushima
2. Chernobyl
What
Where
Why are these important
What effect have they had on the areas around them?
What has been done to protect the surrounding areas from Chernobyl radiation?
What we have learnt from the?
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