I am a Year 7 student in the Uru Mānuka Cluster. This is a place where I will share my learning. Please note that some of it will not be complete, it will be my first drafts. Remember to be positive, thoughtful and helpful when you leave me a comment.
Tuesday, December 15, 2020
Monday, December 7, 2020
My drawings?
Today i was doing the last cybersmart lesson summer learning journey
and i did 3 so go through them and comment if the real one is better than mine or if mine is better
1 Orignal 1 Mine
Thursday, November 26, 2020
My Reading Create Task
Welcome to my Create task
This Week we had to do a summary 4-5 sentences but mine is only 2 sentences because the book i was reading only had about 1 Sentence and that was Pavement art!
Hope you ENJOY
Monday, October 12, 2020
??--What Is Media??--??
WHAT IS MEDIA??
~ Today we where learning what MEDIA is and also it is Cybersmart Today. Take a look on this slideshow! ~
Friday, September 18, 2020
My own science experiment (James & Kristian
I was working with Kristian but then you have to go into one but all the stuff is on are separate blog posts!
So if you want to see what he changed on it go check his blog!!
And on mine this is what I changed!
ENJOY!!
Wednesday, August 26, 2020
MY CREATE TASK
ENJOY!
My MONSTER Work
Thursday, August 20, 2020
PAPER HELICOPTER EXPERIMENT
Thursday, August 6, 2020
My MONSTER - Writing/Google Drawing [Plan] /Hand Drawing [On Paper]
The Shsnagochee. Jam is an adventurous, smart monster. He loves going out
on adventures in land and water. He will also climb, run, walk and slither on
adventures and when he goes up a mountain he likes to stay there for a while
and then he slides back down to the bottom. Then he goes to get some food
and a drink. Jam is also brave and playful.
It also has the horns of a goat and it can charge and climb. It also has the speed
of a Cheetah, two legs, the ability of running, teeth and the dots.
Jam gets energy by going in different lifeforms so if he gets tired from running
with his legs he can slide instead and when he is sliding his legs are being rested by
not using them and then they have energy he swaps back so he can sliver soon.
He gets water by drinking the water from the sea or lakes and stuff.
so he came over to them and then they took him away and put him in a tube and he
saw other animals in other tubes and then “BING!” There was smoke and then
“BOOM!” He was mixed with a snake, goat and a Cheetah and they put him back in the water.
~|And This Is It|~
Hand Drawing
Thursday, July 30, 2020
My Create Task - Reading
Monday, July 27, 2020
Thursday, July 23, 2020
My Create Task
And all this things are from the book.
And read the top first OK
Monday, June 22, 2020
Information Report About Snakes
This can be achieved by removing the fangs or removing the venom glands. Most owners who
want to turn their snake into a venomoid do so by removing their venom glands, or the ducts
that connect the venom glands to their fangs.
- Physical Description Characteristics
ike tree bark, rocks and desert sand. Rough belly scales help the snake keep its grip on
rough branches and push off of surfaces when it needs to move. The scales are made up
of many layers of cells.
when the animal is becoming ready for ecdysis. At that time, it becomes cloudy and is
visible as a cover over the eye. When the snake moults, the beille is also shed, generally
inside out, as part of its skin.
They have vestiges of the apparatus for hearing inside their heads, and that setup is
attached to their jaw bones, so they feel vibrations very well and may hear low-frequency
airborne sounds.
snakes have fangs. Only the poisonous ones do. Fangs are sharp, long, hollow or grooved
teeth that are connected to a small sac in the snake's head behind its eyes. These sacs
produce a poisonous liquid called venom.
- Snakes are reptiles with no legs. They move by using their muscles to push their
- scales against the ground or other objects. When it gets too cold snakes cannot move
- fast enough to catch or digest their prey. Snakes have four ways of moving around.
Serpentine method: This motion is what most people think of when they think of snakes.
Snakes will push off of any bump or other surface, rocks, trees, etc., to get going.
- Food
of teeth to chew their food so they must eat their catch whole. Their jaw is structured in such a
way that it allows the mouth to open wider than their own body in order to swallow.
and rats.
their days slithering around in the wild searching for mice to eat. While some snakes do eat
mice, the fact is that not all snakes do, and it’s important to determine exactly what type of
food your pet snake would eat before buying one. Snakes are carnivores, so they do eat other
animals, herpetologist and lead reptile keeper at the Turtle Back Zoo in New Jersey. The
difference, though, is that the niche a particular snake has evolved to fill will determine
exactly what their prey will be. Here are some of the major details regarding snakes and their
diets.There is no one-size-fits-all definition to describe what snakes eat, many types eat many
different things. “Some snakes have special bodies that only eat one type of prey item.The
egg-eating snake, for example, only eats eggs. They have a special spur on the inside of one
of their vertebrae that breaks the egg after they swallow it whole. Then they crush all the yolk
and good egg-y stuff out. Finally, they spit the empty shell back out.
out what it will eat, if it’s a generalist species, it’s best to give it several types of food, like live
crickets, fish and small mammals like mice and rats, all of which should be readily available
at your local pet store, Wines said. If the species you’re looking to buy is a specialist and
only eats one type of food in the wild, be prepared to always have that particular food item on
hand. Keep in mind that most snakes eat every 5-14 days, so determining ahead of time the
types of food you’ll need to buy for your new pet will ensure that it stays happy, healthy and
well fed for years to come.
- Predators
raccoons, foxes, coyotes and even other snakes are a few of the dangers snakes fall prey to.
anything, but it is true. While they are young they are easy prey to many birds and mammals
but when they are older and larger they have humans to fear.
shipped to other countries to be sold in pet shops. Venomous snakes are used for making
anti-venom, which is made from their venom and is used to save the life of a snakebite victim.
Snakeskin is used for making many things including shoes, purses and belts. And,
unfortunately, many people often kill snakes out of fear.
the destruction of their habitats by humans. Their homes are being destroyed to make room
for ranches, farms and highways.
and some snakes can burrow down under sand or leaves for extra coverage. Some huff, puff
and hiss loudly or shake their rattle tail to scare off a possible predator while others will flop
over and hang their tongue out and play dead! Venomous snakes will try to escape or frighten
off a hunter before ever trying to bite them.
- Habitat
and home. Some snakes live in habitats on land, including forests, prairies, and deserts.
Others live in water environments. Even though snakes can be found all over the world,
most of the snakes live in warm tropical climates.
They can be found in a variety of habitats, including forests, deserts, and in water,
depending on the species. Snakes have to move around their habitat to warm up or cool down.
Of You?
Wednesday, June 17, 2020
Tuesday, June 9, 2020
4 Main Parts About : Its Snowing Again!
Monday, June 8, 2020
Information Report About Polar Bears
Get Some Facts In This Report About What Type Of Food They Eat,
Where They Live, What Attack Them And That Hurts Their
Environment.
- Food
Polar bears also eat seals, bird eggs, harp, fish and mother’s milk.
When they eat a seal the oil goes on them and it will make them seem
yellow.
- Habitat
because the ice keeps on constantly moving. Polar bears live in : Canada,
Russia, Alasta, Greenland and Norway.
- Predators
attack other polar bears because they will eat them for food if they are
hungry.
- Environmental Dangers
will melt and then their environment will lose population, polar bears, ice,
coldness and snow will go and their environment is gone. Storms can also
hurt polar bears, it can Zap them and break their ice and dens.