My metals from the ANZAC Day quiz

this is how I started I got a bronze medal for the ANZAC Day quiz












                                                                                  I got better and earned a silver medal

then I got way better and earned a gold metal  

Marine Reserves Report Writing

My Marine reserves report writing about Eagle ray


Habitat:

Eagle rays can be found in various places, one of them is in the Atlantic Ocean at 
Depths of about 80 meters (262 ft.)  Also, they can be rarely spotted at Matai Bay where all sea life is protected. Because they find lots of tiny fish, which is one of there food sources did you know that they also live in the Indian Ocean where they find lots of prey?

Predators:

Eagle rays tend to find their blood-sucking predators where they live, in the Indian Ocean where all of the deathly frightening sharks are. Along with Great White Sharks, Sphyrna mokarran which is another type of shark that hunts the eagle ray down, are also their main predators. Sharks have also been reported to follow spotted eagle rays during the birthing season, feeding on newborn pups.

Breeding:                                                                                                                                             

For eagle rays, it takes one year after your pregnant to give birth to a pup. Eagle rays tend to give birth to the maximum! of 5 pups. And embryos grow on energy obtained from yolk sacks. Also, did you know that they have to be at the age of 15-25 to use their powerful barb after they are born?

Diet: Eagle rays have quite a big food menu they love to eat hermit crabs, which is one of their favorite Sources of kai Also octopus, which is an eels predator. As well as shrimp, and small fish, and loads of other Foods that live in the Ocean. Like mollusks. Mollusks are sea snails that eagle rays love to snack on...        

Population:      

Eagle rays appear on the red list of endangered species. Which means that Eagle 

Ray species is slightly more endangered than the others. They are endangered because Of Fishing. And Did you know that there are 2 dozen of eagle ray species left in the world? Wow!! Did you think of that many left???

My marine reserve slide

In our class Te kauru, we have been learning about marine reserves. We even went on 2 trips to help us learn about swim safe and marine reserves. This really helped me to do this slide about what a marine reserve is it was quite easy a but there was a couple of tricky things but I really enjoyed making this google slide......

All About Me

Walt .... What I found hard was trying to organize the leaves and glue them on but I love that it is
different to a few other peoples ones I had I lot of fun making this.

Whaea Rhonda swim safe/ techniques.

Side stroke this is one of the techniques we have used with Whaea Rhonda. How to do it ss when you lay your head on your arm and lie sideways and kick your feet softly but big like scissors. And it helps to keep you afloat and helps you breathe. You have to have straight gilding arms and done.
Jasmine....

Maths place value Google slide

 In my math group the coordinates and exponents  have been working on a place value google slide.
What I found tricky was some of the slides were hard to understand but I did get the hang of it so yeah.  What I think I could improve on is adding a little bit more information next time.

My Te reo animation

In our class the main purpose to do this fun activity is so we can name objects in the classroom and also so we can answer and ask question in Te reo.  what I found a little bit hard was when I had to match all the pictures with the questions but I got the hang of it and it got simpler I really enjoyed doing this it was very fun I would recommend it.