Kiwi Facts

WAL facts about kiwis for our report writing

Interesting facts

• A bird that can’t fly
• The kiwi is the smallest living member of the ratite family, a group of flightless birds which includes rheas, ostriches, emu and the extinct NZ moa.
• Kiwis have no tail, and stubby, two inch wings that are usually covered by their coarse, bristly, hair-like feathers. These wings are pretty much useless. .
• Kiwis live in burrows in the ground and is largely nocturnal. 
• The kiwis body temperature is 38° Celcius, lower than most other birds. 

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All about me

We have been learning what is personal and what is private information online.

Personal information we can share online   e.g. favourite things, hobbies, favourite food, first name, age

Private information we do not share online   e.g. home address, birth date, home phone number, full name. If we are not sure we keep it private.

My name is Petra i am a girl.I am 8 years old my favorite subject is maths,reading and writing.
i am a year 4  and my teacher is Mr Craig.I like to  play on the park.I like rugby games and netball games.

How do plants grow?

1. What is a kamokamo?
Pumpkin.
2. How do you grow kamokamo?
Put a seed in the ground and water it.

3. Paste a picture of a kamokamo here:

4. What can you do with a kamokamo?
Coo it and eat it.

Photosynthesis

WAL about how plants grow and what they need to grow



My explanation of how Photosynthesis works:
To make a plant grow you need carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide enters the leaves through stomata (tiny holes)in the leaves.
The plant also needs some water and sunlight,  which makes sugar and helps the plant grow.