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Friday 17 September 2021

Poetry Week 8 Term 3 2021

 For the last two weeks we have been learning about different kinds of poetry for reading and writing. I decided to publish this poem. It is an opposites poem.


Play, Make, Create Week 8 Term 3 2021

 On Friday, we did Play Make Create. This is where the teacher reads you a story and you discuss the message in the story. Then you create something based on the message and also do a piece of writing. You can use materials or make a digital creation.  This week Mrs Craig Read the book: Maui and the sun.

  It was about the Maori myth which explains how/why the sun moves across the sky.

 I chose to Design a plan to capture or slow down the sun that Maui didn’t think of.





Friday 3 September 2021

My Activities Week 6 Term 3 2021

This week we carried on with our ‘insect’ topic for reading, writing, handwriting and art. For maths we practised basic facts and worked on writing a variety of equations which would have a certain number for the answer. We also practised solving problems using place value or known facts knowledge. Here is a selection of my work:

writing

Title: Honey bee report

Intro / Opening Statement

In this report I am going to tell you about bees.For example their appearance, their diet and their threats are.



Appearance

Like most other insects they have an exoskeleton, two compound eyes,6 jointed legs, 2 antennae,a thorax, an abdomen and a head.They also have a stinger at the end of the abdomen, wings on the back of the thorax and a special straw like tongue.Bees have different colors but the honey bees have a black and yellow stripes on them.Z

Diet

Bee’s diet consists of pollen,nectar and honey. While bees are still larvae the worker bees feed them a type of jelly called royal jelly for the first three days from when they are hatched another type of bee who eats royal jelly is the bee queen.

Habitat

They live in a thing called a hive.The hive was built by worker bees by chewing wax until it becomes soft, then cominding large amounts of wax until they become hexagon shaped cells of honeycomb. They use the hexagons to hold things like eggs, larvae and honey.   



Threats

Bees have many threats such as wasps and this disease called american foulbrood.They also have threats like climate change and pesticides.



Reproduction


The queen lays her eggs using an organised pattern,placing each egg next to others within a cell of honeycomb. The queen lays the eggs in the middle of the cell so workers can put food on the edges.

Conclusion / Closing Statement

In conclusion this  report has taught you about the habitat of a bee, the appearance of a bee etc.      


Maths


Reading