snake report writing

 The last couple of weeks we have being doing report writing and this is how my first turn't out.

Slithery long worm looking things called snakes come in many different beads some are deadly some are not. Snakes are Big to small. They are  found in most places in the world in many climates. There is venom and antivenom.   

There are many different breeds of snakes out there.  This is some of them like the horned desert viper and the green tree python. The worlds biggest breed of snakes is reticulated python.

All kinds of snakes live in different climates.

Like the sidewinder snake they live in the desert. Some snakes like the boa constructor live in the rain forest. Then there are sea snake like coral snake

A lot of snakes can produce venom and with that venom scientists can make antivenom.  Some snake venom's can be painful but can't kill you.

Here are some of the most deadly breeds of snakes. The world's most deadly kind of snake is the black mamba. Sea snakes are pretty deadly.

Antivenom is a way to counter the venom and stops it from doing any harm to you.

In conclusion there are many different breeds of snakes and they are from many different climates. Many different breeds of snakes have venom and with the venom there is antivenom.

   

 

 

 

Funny photos

 

This week we made some funny photos. We used remove background and unsplash for images

Fish In A Tree character description

 

We are reading Fish In A Tree, this is the main character called Ally and this is a description of her. 

excellence

  this week we where doing stuff about excellence this is my mind map  of excellence 

Current Events - This Week's News

For this week I will talk about Auckland's worst drought in history. This is a photo of showing the lack of water in one of the water dams. It is almost dried up and when it rains it has only filled up forty per cent. So Auckland needs rain but it's not happening!

The weather is just not right at the moment. 

It is the worst drought on record for Auckland and a big worry because Auckland needs 400 million litres of water a day!

Identity Poem

Here is a poem about me. My poem is about what I like to do and the games I like. It says what I'm afraid of and what I would like to see.

What's in the news this week?

This week, the kea have been in the news because six dead kea birds probably died from 1080.

A Massey University post-mortem has found six kea in the Matukituki Valley of the Aspiring National Park which ''are likely'' to have died from 1080 toxin.  

The birds were among the 12 kea  monitored by the Kea Conservation Trust after the Department of Conservation's aerial 1080  predator control operation on February 11.

I got my info from nzherald.co.nz.

I think it is sad that 1080 is killing our native birds.  What do you think?