my song

here I am at livngsprings I put the tent 

up the pegs went ping.

how to wash your hands

We have been learning to wash our hands. First you get some soap then you rub it around your hands. Then you turn the tap on and put your hands in the water and give your hands a good wash. Then you dry you hands. The reason Why you dry your hands is it scrapes all the germs off.

 

CAMP AT LIVING SPRINGS

I am feeling really excited because my Mum is coming and I get to spend a lot of time with my friends but I am going to really miss my dad and brothers. I am also happy because this is my first time going on camp with my friends.

camp plan

 WALT: make a plan about camp.
what camp have you been to?

First days at school

 When i had my first day at school I was really scared and nervous. I did int really like it I wanted to go home as the day went through I settled through it then it was home time. the end

Stem challenge

we are learning to problem solve as a team .We made a chair out of paper  and tape, it had to be ten cm. what was challenging we need to work as a team and focus. I am proud of my self because I made a chair. Do you want to make a chair out of paper and tape?  

My life cycels of a tuatara

We have learning to write a explanation about animal life cycles. we had to do some research and we did a draft about it. what went well I finished it. my next steep is to be a bit more focused do you know  etching about tuatara?

Stage one egg

Want to know how an egg turns into a tuatara cheap to find ou reading !!

If the mother lays the eggs on a cold day  it is a male and if it is a warm day it is a female. The motherb lays the eggs underground in the soil. The tuatara stays in the egg for 12 to 15 months.

Stage 2 hatchling

A hatchling tuatara has 3 eyes they are about 12 cm. As soon as the tuatara brakes out of its egg it is left to defend themselves.

 Stage 3 The Juvenile 

Juvenile hunts in the day because the adults eat the other baby tuataras Juveniles do not have babies Juveniles are called a juvenil for 15 years.    

Stage 4 the adult stage

Adult tuataras are about 45 cm long. sleep through the day and hunt at night tuataras have been around since dinosaurs they are the most ancient animals in the world.