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Tuesday, 25 August 2020
Ruru art
Friday, 21 August 2020
Faith
Maths quiz
On Monday we were doing a times tables game.
We had to write down the times tables we will learning and we also got to choose how much time we had to answer the question. We got given 25 questions and we had to try and get a mini right as possible. I really liked it because he was a little robot that was telling us what to do.
I found it easy to set it to the right things so I could play my level of learning.
I found it tricky get the right answers.
Next turn I would change the time I had.
This is my score.
if it is green I got it right.
if it is red I got it wrong.
if it is blank I didn't get to answer it.
and if it was Orange I would have been close to the answer.
Sacraments
Thursday, 20 August 2020
laughing owl
this week and last week we where learning about an extinct animal native to New Zealand I chose the laughing owl. I chose the laughing now because there were lots of facts about it but some of them just didn't feel right so I only have a couple.
I found it easy to write my report on the laughing owl.
i found it tricky to find the facts.
Next time i would put some more facts.
The laughing owl
Habitat
They are mainly found in New Zealand in forest and sleep in Caves or big holes in trees, rooke lands or open country.
Diet
They eat frogs, bats, lizards,tuatara, large insects and big, medium and small birds.
Threats
Things the eat this owl are stoats, ferrets,weasels, Rabbits and Māori people.
Description
adults were dark brown with yellow stripes on their feathers.
some had brown with yellow tips. The Laughing owl is about 29 centimetres tall so about the same size as a morepork.
dynamic fact
the female laughing owl is actually bigger than the male laughing owl.