Epic Reading About Trees And Leaves Lynch

Autumn time

At autumn time leaves, fall and crunch up.

Under the trees, I hear birds chirping from the distance behind me.

Time by time leaves turn color and people plant corn and vegetables
(people plant corn to grow in spring and eat in winter ) .

Under my feet are old crispy and crunchy leaves.

March the 1st is Autumn. At autumn time leaves fall so dry and crispy.

Near me I feel so amazed from such beautiful things.

Roy Lichtenstein

This is one of Roy Lichtenstein’s Art.

Roy Lichtenstein was born on the 27 of october 1923

And he died on 29 September 1997.

The university that he went to is called Dwight University.

 

This is a picture of Roy Lichenstein

He taught at Ohio State University,State University of New York at Oswego and the last university that he was a teacher at is Rutgers University.

He was inspired by comics , advertisements and Bendy dots.

Roy Lichtenstein was famous for Pop Art.

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Arctic Fox

The Arctic fox is in the animal. The Arctic fox is a mammal. The Arctic foxes have live babies. Their hair keeps them warm and sweat keeps them cool.The Arctic  fox is a vertebrate.Arctic foxes generally eat any small animal they can find, including lemmings, voles, and other rodents, hares, birds, eggs, fish, and carrion.They scavenge on carcasses left by larger predators such as wolves and polar bears, and in times of scarcity also eat their feces.

The weather in the Arctic

The Arctic or the Earth's Northern Polar Region has pretty extreme weather! ... The average Arctic winter temperature is -30° F (-34°C), while the average Arctic summer temperature is 37-54° F (3-12° C). In general,Arctic winters are long and cold while summers are short and cool.

The dangerous Adventure in the rainforest

P1 Introduction

One sunny morning when the birds where chattering in their nests and completely
different Animals A Tiger A Cheetah and A Jagua went for a walk in the Lovely sunny rainforest.

 P2 Orientation

Tiger saw The Cheetah taking a walk in the sunny rainforest and Pounced at the Cheetah.
The Tiger growled at the Cheetah well he Pounced at the Cheetah.

P3 Problem

The Tiger bit the cheetah and the cheetah got hurt.The tiger didn't go he Kept hurting the Sad hurt poor
Cheetah.

 P4 Solution

The Jaguar saved the Cheetah by defeating the Tiger and The Jaguar help the Cheetah by
fixing the cheetah’s bit.The bit was pretty bad but the Cheetah still survived.

 P5 Conclusion

The cheetah felt better and they all went to their lovely warm home.
To their Colani with their Lovely nice family.

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Describe the animal - what kingdom, class, species, family is it in Vertebrate?

Polar bear 

The polar bear is in the animal kingdom.The polar bear is also a mammal like humans. 3  species it has is that it live babies and its hair keeps it warm also its sweat keeps it cool.The third specie is that mother mammals breastfeed.The polar bear is a vertebrate because a polar bear has a spine.

The polar bear’s skin  is not actually white it is black and their fur is actually clear not white.A polar bear can live for 20-30 years. The polar bears live in the Arctic.There are 22,000 polar bears in the world.

My Acrostic poems

MY FISH Acrostic poem
 Fat is inside them
 It lives in the different places
 Sea is where they live
 Has different kinds of colours
 MY SNAKE Acrostic poem
 Silvery long body
 Nasty venum
 All around the safari
 Kraciling skin
 Eats small rodents
 MY DEAR
Acrostic poem
 Dalaket legs when it is born
 Ears to hear predators
 Ears for hunting Runs fast
 MY EASTER
poem Eggs
 After jesus died people praise
 him
 Special sunday
 Torture Easter Rising
 MY LION
Acrostic poem
 Long fluffy main
I rule the jungle
Naps all day
 Orange skin

New words animal kingdom reading mondays reading

New words from animal kingdom reading Monday’s reading Organism - a living thing Vertebrate - has a spine Invertebrate - has no spine Taxonomy - a way to group things Diverse - a big range Amphibians - organisms that live in water and on land Heterotrophic - means they must find and eat food Autotrophic - an organism that can make its own food Primates (apes, monkeys) Rodents (rats, squirrels) Cetaceans (dolphins, whales) Marsupials (kangaroos, koalas) Monotremes (egg laying mammals like the platypus) Autotrophic - make their own food by photosynthesis Photosynthesis - how plants make their own food Vascular - uses roots to absorb water Nonvascular - uses the whole plant to absorb water Decompose, decomposition - to break down Non-flowering - no flowers Thermophiles - (root word is thermo which is about temperature) Big ideas from the reading All living things are called organisms. They are organised into 6 groups called kingdoms. Each group has certain characteristics that each organism must have. Animals Can move on their own Are heterotrophic (can’t make their own food) Must eat to survive Vertebrates and invertebrates Plants They are Autotrophic (they make their own food) Some are vascular and nonvascular. If a plant has seeds or fruit, it is a flowering plant. Eubacteria Are made up of just one cell. They are everywhere. Some bacteria are good and some are bad. Bacteria called decomposers break down dead plants and anacteria. Archaebacteria Can survive where no other organism can live. Thermophiles, methanogens and halophiles Fungi Say it fun guy Mushrooms are a fungi They are heterotrophic (can’a make their own food) Use enzymes to break down food Protista Are related to either plants, animals or fungi (one of them, not related to all of them at the same time)

wednesday reading about classes of Animals

Wednesday reading about classes of animals Class ‘Aves’ New words Maintain - keep Possess - have Grasp - grab Wading - walking through water Rapidly - quickly, fast Talons - claws on toes Main characteristics of Aves Warm blooded vertebrates that have wings and feathers Different kinds of birds eat different foods - they eat seeds, nectar from flowers, insects, worms, and sometimes small animals. Birds have beaks. Birds are bipedal. There are 4 types of birds - perching birds, flightless birds, birds of prey and water birds. Class ‘Amphibians’ New words Respiration - breathing Aids - helps Terrestrial - land Offspring - babies, children Larvae - the early stage of life (look like a maggot kind of) Metamorphosis - the process of growing Hind legs - back legs Aquatic - live in water Main characteristics of amphibians Live both on land and water. Lay eggs in water. Cold-blooded Breathe through their skin - their skin must stay moist. Have webbed feet. Class ‘Fish’ New words Torpedo-shaped - shaped like a rocket External - outside Main characteristics of fish Cold-blooded Have fins and gills Fish don’t get pregnant, they put their eggs (babies) into the water. Class ‘reptiles’ New words Locomotion - movement Broad - wide Narrow - skinny Fangs - teeth Venom - poisonous liquid Main characteristics of reptiles Dry-scaly like skin Limbs make them go fast Lay eggs Have ear holes, not ears Cold-blooded Class ‘mammals’ New words Sweat glands - part of your body that makes you sweat Partially - part Derived - comes from Insulator - keep warm Approximately - about, roughly Main characteristics of mammals Warm blooded Have live babies and mothers feed babies milk Large brains Partially covered in hair - to keep them warm Have sweat glands - to keep them cool Have skin Have external ears (pinnae) Fun facts! Snakes don’t have noses Turtles mostly live in water, and tortoises mostly live on land

New Words

New words from reading Tuesday 23rd July 2019 Big idea: within each kingdom there are more different groups that classify animals. Prokaryotes - a name of a kingdom Etc means etcetera Interbreed - when two different animals have babies together Mnemonics help us remember hard things, for example NEVER EAT SOGGY WEETBIX helps us remember North East South West. This is the mnemonic i learnt to help me remember the order: Type here Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species

Joan Wiffen Joan wiffen was born on the 4th of february 1922.Joan wiffen died on the 30th of february 2009.Joan wiffen is famous because in 1957 she found the first fossil bone near Te Hao river.She found a theropods claw,Tail bone,Wing bone,another tailbone from an ankylosaur in manga hounga stream.

pictures of fossils and mary anning

Matariki celebration

Martriki is a maori New year when families and whanaus come together for a big kai and  for big walks to welcome and thank the people that past away.Matariki are 7 sisters in the sky called you will see in the picture Above.Martiriki  is a time for people to get together and have fun.Martiriki is a time to get together and watch the stars.

The End i hope you enjoyed and learned something about matariki

compering the T-rex and the titanoboa

The T-rex was once the top of the food chain and the titanoboa was also once top of the food chain.They both are not vegetarians they are both carnivals.They are both now extinct/dead and they look very scary when they were alive.they were both very vicious and mean.

Lynch facts about the titanoboa

Where did it happen it happened in colombia.What did they find they found the titanoboa bone covered in rainforest it was covered in rainforest because it was very warm in colombia and the rainforest grow.One more cool fact is that when dinosaurs were alive the T-rex was the top of the food chain and when the dinosaurs died the titanoboa became the top of the food chain.The titanoboa went on land and in water the titanoboa went in the water the most because on land it is very hard for it to move because it is very harvey and in the water is very lite.