Aoraki purakau

 A couple weeks ago my class and I were researching about Aoraki and how it was created in the Maori myths , after we researched it we got to do some art and make mountains. Hope you injoy.

Camp 2021

Camp was really fun. We all went to Arthurs Pass. We did a lot of work here is my camp slide.

Hypothermia and Heat Exhaustion

This week  and last week me and my class have been learning about Hypothermia and Heat Exhaustion. we have been lurning about this because we are going a class camp to authers pas and we want to stay safe when we are there. I have done a writting for each one.

Hypothermia Link

Heat Exhaustion Link

 

Olympics

 We have been lurnning about the Olympics. We watch a lot of the race's. We watch people get gold all you could hear is yelling and screaming in the class room.

Emperor Penguin

 This week for literacy we have been reading a book called Penguins. We did a report about the Penguins. I worked with Libbie we did the Emperor Penguins. They are really cute.

Made by Hayley & Libbie

Emperor Penguin

Habitat

Emperor Penguins are only found in Antarctica. They live in Antarctica because they are used to the cold temperature. These Penguins breed and raise their young mostly on fast ice.

Behavior

Emperor Penguins are highly social, they all feed and live in large groups. Although they remain with one mate during the breeding season. They normally always pair with the same mate during the next breeding season.

Lifecycle

Emperor Penguins typically live up to 15 - 20 years in the wild. Some of the Emperor penguins have been recorded living up to the maximum lifespan of 40 years. They go from eggs and when they crack they grow from over the years.

Food 

Emperor Penguins feed on Silverfish as well as other species of fish krill they also eat Squid. They eat 2-3 kg per day, on good days they eat twice this much to build up their  body fat for the long winter or for feeding their Baby’s.

Threats 

The greatest threat to Emperor Penguins is climate change, climate change is due to changes in the sea ice they depend on, they depend on it because the food that they eat is in the water.They also have other Threats they are Sea Lions and orcas. If they get too close to them they can get killed.

By Hayley& Libbie

Harakeke

 Today  we went into room five with Miss Barrow. It was really fun this is what we did. Made by Hayley.

Athlete research

 WALT find information and write it in our own words
I want to learn more about the paralympics.
I learnt that everyone has a different bodies.

Hope you enjoy.