I am a Year 6 at Good Shepherd School in Auckland. I am in Room 6 and my Teacher is Miss Down.
Tuesday, 24 July 2018
Evolution
This term for topic we are studying Animals and their Evolution. There are two types of Animals. Vertebrates and Invertebrates. Vertebrates have spines and Invertebrates don't. There are 5 types of Vertebrates; Fish, Mammals, Reptiles, Birds and Amphibians. Above is my title page and list of Vertebrates.
Thursday, 5 July 2018
Cinquain
In the ballroom
We glide across the floor
We spin around quite fast
I now cha cha cha to open the door
And I waltz to my new ship mast
until I hit the floor!
On stage
the beaming lights
the clapping hands
the judges fights
the screaming, shouting fans
the feeling of my dancing tights
Snack
little kids beg for a snack
mummy says no
little kids try to get the nack
mummy thinks so-so
little kids crack open a snack
I now cha cha cha to open the door
And I waltz to my new ship mast
until I hit the floor!
On stage
the beaming lights
the clapping hands
the judges fights
the screaming, shouting fans
the feeling of my dancing tights
Snack
little kids beg for a snack
mummy says no
little kids try to get the nack
mummy thinks so-so
little kids crack open a snack
Wednesday, 4 July 2018
Drama
Over the last term we have been learning about drama. Our theme was Hansel and Gretel. Today for the last lesson we acted out parts in Hansel and Gretel. I was the witch. Here is our clip. We got to change the story up a bit.
Book review
We have been doing book reviews in class. I did my review on Mary Anne Saves The Day by Anne M. Martin. It was a cool book and I recommend it for anyone. I chose it because it shows real friendship.
Monday, 25 June 2018
book week and production
Last week was book week. We all dress up as book characters so I went as Lucie from "Dance Class".
Last week we also did our school production. I was a lead role as well as a dancing Barbie. It was about a toy shop where at night all the toys come alive. In the play I was Amy who is a little girl who comes to the shop and buys a Jack in the box. It was a lot of fun!
Last week we also did our school production. I was a lead role as well as a dancing Barbie. It was about a toy shop where at night all the toys come alive. In the play I was Amy who is a little girl who comes to the shop and buys a Jack in the box. It was a lot of fun!
Monday, 11 June 2018
Life cycle of a panda
Why are pandas just the cutest animals on earth?!
With their black and white fur they are hard to resist. Today I’ll explain their life cycle from birth to death.
It all begins with a tiny, blind and pink newborn. Newborns are around the age of 0-4 months. In about a month they will develop a black and white pattern and they will begin to crawl at 3 months.
Once they hit the age of 4-24 months they begin cubhood. At 4 months cubs are able to run just a few steps. Pandas are fully weaned to bamboo at 8 months.
Independance is around the ages of 1.5 or 2 years. This is when most pandas move away from their mothers. It does depend on if the mother is pregnant. If she is they will leave earlier than others.
The last stage is maturity. Females will reach full maturity at 4 years and males at 6 (wild pandas may be slower). In the wild, pandas live up to 20 years, 30 under capacity.
Now you know the life cycle of a panda. So next time you see one of these fluffy cuties from China you will know exactly where they came from.
It all begins with a tiny, blind and pink newborn. Newborns are around the age of 0-4 months. In about a month they will develop a black and white pattern and they will begin to crawl at 3 months.
Once they hit the age of 4-24 months they begin cubhood. At 4 months cubs are able to run just a few steps. Pandas are fully weaned to bamboo at 8 months.
Independance is around the ages of 1.5 or 2 years. This is when most pandas move away from their mothers. It does depend on if the mother is pregnant. If she is they will leave earlier than others.
The last stage is maturity. Females will reach full maturity at 4 years and males at 6 (wild pandas may be slower). In the wild, pandas live up to 20 years, 30 under capacity.
Now you know the life cycle of a panda. So next time you see one of these fluffy cuties from China you will know exactly where they came from.
Wednesday, 6 June 2018
Cross Country
Yesterday we all arrived at school nervous and excited for our annual cross country!! Before I knew it the clappers went off for our race. I ran off, trying to get up as close to the front as I could. Not soon after taking off we were running a lap of the field to stop in at the finish line. For the third year in a row I came 2nd! All my class mates and family members were very supportive. I was happy! Next it was my turn to cheer everyone on!
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