winter learning journey day 7 bonus activity

On my holiday I learned that the tuatara is a carnivorous animal, meaning that the tuatara only eats other animals in order to survive. The tuatara primarily preys on insects, beetles, spiders, birds eggs, frogs, small reptiles and mammals. It surprised me how hard poems can be e.g the harder the words you chose, the harder the rhyming will be. My favourite thing, I did was learn to about Rutherford because it was interesting finding facts about him. I had no dislikes on my journey so, it was rather successful.

winter learning journey day 7 activity 1

• Reward people for recycling.

rubbish police

• Give a $500 fine if  they drop rubbish.
• If someone drops rubbish put a skull and crossbones stamp on their forehead.

winter learning journey day 7 activity 2

I find reading relaxing.

winter learning journey day 6 bous activity

#1. World Cup 2015 – All Blacks vs Argentina

#2. Rugby World Cup 2011- All Blacks vs France

#3. All Blacks vs South Africa 2016

winter learning journey day 6 activity 2

Watch: Te Papa's first Matariki Ritual

Watch: Kaumātua Kapa Haka 2017

Listen: Matariki and Māori astronomy with Dr Rangi Matamua

winter learning journey day 6 activity 1

After along journey over the sea, the sight of this land brings joy to me. we really want something to eat and there are birds by the dozen at our feat. I wonder if they are a juicy morsel or are they going terribly awful. now as we think about our future ahead, we look at each other with a feeling of dread. As we look all around, there is much to be found.The seashore has bounty galore, the forest will give us shelter and more. As we step from the boat I feel overwhelming hope.

winter learning journey day 5 activity 1

I stand there in fear not knowing what to do, I run around on the stony track. Then I say to myself  stay still they will come back. So I lean against the tree and have a look around me first I see a giant beautiful pohutukawa a NZ native. Also a baby koru, the beginning of life a truly great symbol and another NZ native. I realize  all the planets here are a NZ native. there is flax, silver fern, fern, tawa trees, pohutukawa, koru. Suddenly I hear gravel getting crushed I instantly look down the track and see the group and the curious kiwi. I run to them excited about seeing them again and about being safe.