Crabs

                 Crabs

Crabs are decapods from the crustacean family. There are different types of crabs. There are hermit crabs, red crabs, blue crabs and horseshoe crabs.

Crabs have ten legs, their first set are their claws. They have a hard shell which protects them.

Crabs lay their eggs in a sack. They lay 8 eggs a year.

Crabs live in oceans all over the world. They also live in freshwater and on land in the sand. They can live up to 8 years old.

Crabs eat sea worms, algae and molluscs. Crabs chew their food inside the stomach.

Pet Day

                      I made a mess of my vaseline saucer but it looked ok. I used a bright colour yellow so mine would stand out.  My vaseline saucer was for pet day. 
Today was pet day and I brought my kittens. The ginger one's name is beanie and the twins are called Rose and Spidergirl. I won third place.

Maori

In Maori we have been learning how to say actions in Maori.

How bees make honey

I created an animation to explain how a bee makes honey. I then used screencastify to record my explanation of how bees make honey.

honeybees at work

We read a book called honeybees at work. The chapter I read was called swarming to a new home. This is a google draw to explain what happens when the hive gets full.

Thinglink

We have been learning how to create Thinglinks. I created a thinglink about the Rio Olympics.

Basic Facts Goal

My Basics Facts Goal

I am good at Hundreds adding to 1000.

I need to work on Groupings within 100, Addition facts to 20, Subtraction facts to 20, Multiplication Facts (2x, 5x, 10x) and Division Facts (x2, x5, x10).

I am working at stage 4.

I should be working at stage 5.