Synonyms and Alternative Words Week 6 t3

Animal Idioms Part 2

Sorry we did only a little bit, but it would have been to long.

Tips For X Country

Before the race: Have a healthy diet (sugar-free drinks). Exercise and train. Have a good feeling about the race. assemble your clothing and footwear (must be appropriate). Sleep well the night before the race. Go to the toilet before so you have an extreme focus on the race. Practice your breathing. Regularly walk around the course so you know the course by heart. If you have shoes and the mud is soggy make sure you tie it so it does not fall off. During the race Have a drink Hydrate (water only). Strech so you don't pull a muscle. Set a goal. Run at a steady pace. Jog at the beginning and go flash at the end. Don't look backward concentrate on the finish line. If your friends want to have a jolly good chat with you, don't get distracted just keep going. After the race Make sure you drink loads of water and hydrate. Shake that pain and sweat off, have a slow jog or walk.
Stretch. Have a rest and cool down.

Decimats 3 with Mustafa

podcasting to the world book review with Felix

Idioms lesson

Synonyms and Alternative words Week 5 Term 3

Time challenge

Pipe Music Maths

Sorry it's a bit long

The Almost Rescue

Decimats 2 with Jason

The Life Cycle of a Monarch Butterfly

WEEEE!! I'm going round and round on spinney wheel in the park ( this made me think). Have you heard of a life cycle, life cycles keep on going round and round like before when I was on the spinney wheel. From the title, you probably know what I am going to explain today, the life cycle of a Monarch butterfly.

The first stage is very obvious, the mummy lays the egg (simple).

The next process is extremely interesting. the butterflies egg hatches into a caterpillar once the caterpillar emerges from its egg it goes and sustains its young life.

Eventually its so-called sustainable young life upgrades into the evolution where they make a cocoon called the pupa stage.

finally after a week or so it erupts out of its cocoon and turns into a butterfly.

So going from the past when I talked about the egg, The size of the egg is HUGE (just joking) it is tiny like a raindrop. Back into the past when I saw a Butterfly, there look is so unerasable. Next time you see a butterfly count the stages and see if I was right (believe me it'll take a long time).

Good job but add more technical words

BMB:Leroy

Frogs life cycle

Maths clock- 12.00 to 1.00

Book Review - Spit fires from Tonga

Synonyms and Alternative words-Station and Nation

The Mc Goodys family by Joy Cowly

Climate Change

Holes and decimals

Number pieces negative numbers

How Auckland cities rubbish is handled.

Decimat 1

UN Aid Packag