9% Divisions.

Maths!! It's great doing maths. You can learn doing your
9,8,7,6 divisions. First I didn't believe in myself but now I do because I got 95% on 9 division.Thats why
I am proud of myself because I had 27 seconds and 95%. I am very glad that I didn't go past 33 seconds when I did my 9 division. But next time I will just try to get 100% percent.

Floods in South Island!!!

Whoosh!!There was a flood in the South
Island.The power lines fell down and some people
got electrocuted.The level was very high it was
6.8.Their houses were crashed from the
flood.

My best friend

This is my best friend edwina and me.I meet her in 2008. She was 7 and I was 8.And we have been friends for 3 years.Edwina is a great friend she is a really cool friend.

Math Magician -9

Yaaho!! Today I was on Maths Magician and I have 95% on my Subtraction Facts by 9.I have achieved my goal,but next time I'll try answer it in 3 seconds or less.

Fireworks

!FIREWORKS!! YAHOO!! It’s fireworks day,Yelling, screaming and shouting.Fireworks going up in the air.We had a BBQ at my aunty's house.It was cool. When it got dark we ran.

Friday 23 September 2011

Hi my name is Buddy,Buddy the angry sheep.

I’ve been working with the shepherd boy for a week and

two days.All I ever do is just eat my green grass and

sometimes walk which is really tiring.

I’ve got a huge problem with the shepherd boy

who lies everyday!

I am so sick of him lying to other people.

And I am pretty sure I  saw a heap of

wolves on the field.

Wow really scary they look a bit

like they dressed up as ghosts.

!!SCARY!!

The sheep ran into a house and hid in a

closet.The three wolves looked at the

Shepherd boy like they wanted

to eat him.He ran to a tree

and climbed up.

They were all safe.

The villages said to the

shepherd boy that

he had to scrub their feet

for a month for lying to them.

The NZ Giant Weta

The NZ Giant Weta

By Joan Tamale

Introduction:

This is a report about NZ Giant Weta.

Diet:

The NZ giant weta likes to eat gorse flowers and invertebrates.

Physical Features:

The weta has spikes on its legs to defend itself from it’s enemies. Weta have been here for a long time. They were  even here when the dinosaurs were here.

Habitat:

Some giant weta live at the Mahoenui Reserve in

Waikato but most live in forests and trees.

Predators:

Weta are mainly scared of rats because the rats will eat

them.

Main threats:

Their main threats are fires because they can burn the wetas’ habitat.

Behaviour:

The giant weta are very gentle and non-aggressive.

Conclusion:

Weta are great insects and you should check them out.Giant weta are great to look at under a microscope.