Friday, 2 December 2016
Friday, 18 November 2016
Turtles
We have been learning about writing animal reports and turtles
Turtles
A turtle is a reptile which is an animal that lays eggs.
A turtle looks like a tortoise only with flippers. They can not stay on land as long as a tortoises can. Turtles have tough waterproof skin and two shells. They have an upper shell and lower shell, with a head poking out between the two.
Green sea turtles eat sea grasses and algae because they are herbivores.
Turtles lay eggs. The mother leaves the eggs alone until they hatch. Then the babies go to the sea and look after themselves.
Turtles live in many places. Sea turtles live in almost every ocean. Freshwater turtles live in shallow waters and in burrows on the land.
Friday, 11 November 2016
Pet day & Vaseline saucers
Wednesday, 21 September 2016
Thursday, 8 September 2016
How bees make honey
We have been learning about explanations and bees. I have created an animation using google slides to explain how bees make honey.
Friday, 2 September 2016
How you throw a shot put
For writing we have bean learning how to write explanations. I have written an explanation on how to throw a shot put.
How to throw a shot put
This is how you throw a shot put
Have you ever wondered how to throw a shot put? A shot put is a heavy ball that you push through the air.
First you hold the shot put against your neck with your fingertips on the ball. Look straight and hold the ball tight.
Next keep feet shoulder width apart and stay in the circle. Keep your right knee bent but stand straight like a tree.
Twist your body at the hips so you are looking at the back of the net. Put your other arm up in the direction you want to throw.
Finally twist your body back around and push the ball high into the air.
This is how to throw a shot put.
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writing
Thursday, 1 September 2016
Honeybees at work
For reading we have been learning about Honey bees. I have created a google draw to explain about the Queen bee and how they look after the hive.
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Reading
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