Listen To Reading

For Listen To Reading We Listened to a video Called Inside The Temple.

Read To Self

 Today we did Daily 3 and We did Read To Self Then Read to Someone Lastly Listen To Reading.

Tyrannosaurus Rex most expensive Fossil

Sheila

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Five interesting Facts about the most expensive Dinosaur Fossil:

1.  The T.rex fossil is known to be in the Chicago's Field Museum. ( Which is also known to be on 1400 S Lake Shore Dr, Chicago, IL 60605, United States.)

2. On October the 6, 2020, an anonymous buyer paid an astounding $27.5 million for the famous T.rex Expensive Fossil.

3.  Measuring the 13 feet tall and 40 feet in length with the tail extended, Stan's 188 bones represent about 70 percent of the full skeleton. (Big dinosaur!!!)

4. The Tyrannosaurus Rex was first discovered on August 12, 1990. It was discovered by Susan Hendrickson, she was the first person to find the T. Rex dinosaur bone and first to lay hands on it 

5.  Tyrannosaurus Rex was found in the Cheyenne River Indian 65 billion years ago. 

Hiapo Writing

 

Hiapo

In Niue They call their tapa Hiapo and they use a very special seed called a Bandana Seed. Some Hiapo’s have a story behind it or they have it for special things that happened in the pass.

The first person to collect a Hiapo was Cecil George Savile Faljambe.

In Niue they pass the tapa down blood related not to everyone.

Last week we learnt about Hiapo. Hiapo is a Nuiean Tapa

Niuean Language Week

For Niuean Language week we learnt facts about Niue.

Earth Worms

Today In Tech We Learnt facts about worm and what type of species.

 Here are some facts about earthworms 

• Most Earthworms are found in soil

• Earthworms let air into the soil   

• There are 27 types of worms 

• Earthworms break down all the organic rubbish and release all those nutrients back into the soil to be used again by plants.

• The line on earthwarms are called stripes

• People call earthworms tigers because of the lines

• Earthworms give the soil oxygen

• Emma used mustard powder and water and tipped it all over the soil, All earthworms were irritated so they came out

• Worm are invertebrates

• There are 5,500 known species of worms

• Colors of worms are reddish brown colour, with a pointed posterior (back end) and anterior (front end)

• Earthworms have no lungs

TECH

 PLASTICS FACTS

Arrange them as Positive use of Plastics, Negative use of Plastics and Neutral.

1. Plastics are produced from by-products of crude oil. Because of this, they can be broken back down again into a usable product.

2. The first synthetic plastic was made in 1907 by a Belgian named Leo Baekeland. He invented bakelite in a lab in New York. Bakelite was known as ‘the material of 1,000 uses’. It has been used to make phones, radios, jewellery, chess sets and so much more.

3. Plastic is lightweight, strong and easy to create. It has been used in endless ways...and it’s so cheap to make and buy. Other more expensive natural materials, such as wood, metals, silks and animal skin have been replaced by plastics.

4. The durability and long-lasting life of plastics are the things that cause problems in the environment. It will take decades....centuries before plastics that are now on earth begin to break down.

5. Biodegradable refers to the ability of materials to break down and return to nature. For packaging products or materials to qualify as biodegradable, they must completely break down and decompose into natural elements. The decomposing process must take a short time after disposal – typically a year or less.Positive

6. Many marine animals mistake some types of plastic for food and eat them. Turtles often die because the plastic they eat blocks their digestive system, so they starve. Marine mammals (like dolphins) often get trapped by plastic nets or ropes and either drown or starve to death.Negative

7. Since the 1950s, one billion tons of plastic has been thrown away around the world. Micro-plastics – minute particles of plastic have been found in the deepest oceans we can explore, on the highest mountains we can climb, and in the most remote areas of the world.Negative

8. Since the 1950s, one billion tons of plastic has been thrown away around the world. Micro-plastics – minute particles of plastic have been found in the deepest oceans we can explore, on the highest mountains we can climb, and in the most remote areas of the world.

9. Some plastic products are highly flammable – for example: polystyrene, acrylics, polyethylene and nylons commonly used in packaging, home and office appliances. This makes them a fire hazard.

10. Plastics generally have a short life compared to metals. This short life cycle results in pile-ups of unwanted garbage in the homes, streets, towns, villages, waterways and waste yards. In some cities in the world creek and river waters don’t flow because of the plastics build up.

11. Polythene bags – the ones given out or sold in shops and used for some packaging, are easily carried by wind, something that makes them almost impossible to collect for recycling.

12. Sea creatures, like worms, molluscs and crustaceans, are at the bottom of the food chain – that is, are eaten by other larger animals. They often end up ingesting microplastics ... which then pass up the food chain. Other animals, and humans, end up with microplastics in their bodies....and get sick or die.

13. Great and rare sea birds like albatrosses get tangled up in old fishing gear and die. Around 400,000 marine mammals die every year due to plastic pollution in oceans.

14. A big source of microplastics is waste water from washing machines. Washing synthetic clothes in rivers and lakes does the same thing.

      Biodegradable means substance or object being decomposed.

8 negative

2 positives

2 neutral

Today In Tech We Were learning things about what kind of plastic and bottles and what they can use to

STORY

 ~INTRODUCTION~

‘Where did my Family Go?!!??!’ was the title of the book well story I’m writing to you today. Hi I’m Tshon and Im Moari, I live with my Mum, Dad, three brothers and one sister, we live near this place called ‘Whangaparaoa’, (Brothers) We are in Whangaparaoa you dumb’,(Me) ‘Dumb is a mean word, and I’m trying to do my homework [Oh and yes I’m at home] can you leave me alone!?!!’, (Brothers) ‘Okay fine’. As I was saying our book is called ‘I didn’t mean to kill her!!’ and today I’m going to tell you about it, Sooo sit back relax and Enjoy………..

~STORY TIME~

The clock stopped 27 minutes past midnight, it was way past my bedtime so I packed up my things and went to sleep💤. BEEP! BEEP! BEEP! My alarm went off and woke me up, I thought everyone was still asleep so I went down stairs and got something to eat. I was going to make my brothers something to eat but I’d thought they didn’t want anything to eat so I went back up stairs and asked them……. I was walking to their room until I realized something was  unusual, it was quite…... too quite, ‘BOO’ (I walked in their room saying Boo yes I know dumb but..) no one was here I walked to my Mum and Dads room no one was their, I was going to walk into my little sisters room but I know  Mum would have took her to Kindergarden or did she? RUN  DUNUNUNUN (‘BOOM!!/CRASH!!’) Me: Bruh WHAT THE HECK EVERYONE LEFT ME!!!!. Omg all well the whole house to myself….. Wait it's MONDAY, wow a bad start today what’s the time? OMG it's 9:46…….. (Puffing & Huffing sound) TEACHER: Why are you huffing and puffing? ME: Because I’m lat….

WHAT THE HECK NO ONES HERE?!!!?? TEACHER: Umm yes it's only 7:35, Me: OMG, then why was my Family gone? Teacher: Sorry Little one but I can’t help you. Me: Not to be rude Mrs but I was talking to myself😅. Teacher: GET OUT OF MY CLASS!! Me: It was a joke but okay…………………….

>TO BE CONTINUED< 

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