pet data

Cassidy- graphs Activity 1

How many pets do you have?

I have  1 dog at home felix. 

explanation writing

Task- plan and write about a food or meal

you had during the school holidays.

Plan-

Explanation- holiday pizza.
29/4/19

Pizza - cheese and meat. 

Where-b/Big r\River c\Cafe a/Awanui
( by my dads work) 

When-in my  school holidays

Who-me and  nanny

Why-we were  starving

What-pizza one slice with 
cheese and meat on it. Salami  

Explanation writing - recount and explain a meal you enjoyed during the holidays

Cassidy’s pizza treat 

My  Nan tooc /took me to the  awa/ Awanui Big River Cafe in the school holidays. 

I got one slice of wasm /Warm pizza. I got the pizza because it looked good  and I was starving.   

My slice of pizza was a big triangle shape   and on it was circle of salami.  

The  pizza  was yummy soft  and hot the smell was sweet.  I love pizza

Pohutakawa

Name   Cassidy    Date24/6/19

Pōhutakawa Junior Journal 45 

Because the pōhutukawa has red flowers and it blooms
in December, it is often thought of as New Zealand’s
Christmas              tree. The pōhutukawa is special to Maori,
and it provides a     habitat         and food for many creatures. 

Pōhutukawa prefer to grow in warm places by the sea, and they
have special           feature       which help them grow in sandy soil.
The top of its leaves are shiny and green with a     waxy            coating
which helps protect them from the salt, sun and dry conditions. 

The     bark             is rough which protects the tree from losing water
through its trunk and branches. New flower buds have a special covering
which helps     protect              them from wind and salt.
The roots grow deep into the soil or sand. They take water from the
ground to help them grow and stand up. 

Pōhutukawa provide a home and food for birds,     insect         and other
creatures. Some      seabird       such as shags make their nests in their
branches. Other birds, like the tui, eat the   nectar                from the
flowers. Lizards and pekapeka also like to eat the nectar. Insects such
as weevils and moths eat the leaves, flowers, wood and bark, and live
in the dead      leaves            under the trees. 

protect	Christmas	habitat	waxy	insects
seabirds	Nectar	leaves	features	bark

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The godwit journey

Godwits
fly                         nz                     rain

It is cold in Alaska so they are going
to NZ because it is warm in our
country.

Arrival in Alaska
Fluffy Chicks	Four Eggs	Mud worms	Eat

When the godwits get to Alaska  they are
hungry and weak the godwits look for food to
eat like  mud Worms then the godwits makes
a nest wst grass leaf and sticks. The godwit
lay 4 egg mum sits on the Egg for 3 Weeks.
Fluffy chiks come out of the egg.the godwits
have to leave before the snow comes.  

Preparing for the journey
storms	wind	Take  off	Flys for 8 days

The godwits Get  into groups of 30-100 .
They fly in the night. They test the
wind before they fly then they fly for 8
days.

he/Te/nga

He / Te / Nga

Te Rakau

He Rakau

Nga Rakau

value Kaitiakitanga

Term 2 week 7

Value Kaitiakitanga
NZ	Fresh water	Paint	caring

This is my poster showing 

 our value kitiakitanga for week 7 term 2 

Migration

Task -  Write in your own words what you think Migration is. Next find an image that you think show migration and insert it into this document. Explain why you think your image is a good example of migration.

What is Migration?

It is when animals like godwits leave
NZ to fly to Alaska. 

In Alaska they eat Food and lay eggs 

Then fly back to nz for the summer.

I chose this picture because

it shows the

Godwits flying together.  

eye colour graph

Our class eye colour graph

Task: collect data from our class and make a graph 

To display the data collected. 

Blue eyes	Hazel eyes	Brown eyes

The Te Tinana children got into three
different lines 

One line was for blue the next lines 
was for hazel eyes

and the last line was for brown eyes