We had to do a science board for the science fair but we need a conclusion and a method etc. I was about dissolving lollies there were a lot of science bords that got entered into the competition.
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Monday, 20 August 2018
My self Asset Report
We did a self-report assessed. It was about the history of rugby. We decided to do a report so we could learn how to self-assert ours on writing. I got a 4p in my self-asset rubric. My goal is going to be spelling but I need to work on Ideas Structure vocabulary and punctuation. I know I need to work on a lot but my 2 goal is to get passed all of those by the end of the year.
Myself assessed Report.
The History of Rugby
Do you play rugby? Or even just like it, or you might have watched games on tv. Well, do you know the history of rugby? It is spiced that rugby has been around for 200 years. Rugby began in England. It also started in a soccer game!!.
How did Rugby Begin?
Rugby began in a soccer game where a boy, picked up the soccer ball and run. He started in England in 1845 the person that started rugby was William Webb Ellis, a famous soccer player.
How Long has Rugby Been Around for?
In Early 1845 history. Playing football has been a long tradition in England and versions of football had probably been played at Rugby School for 200 years before three boys published the first set of written rules in 1845.
Why was Rugby Invented?
It is said that a famous soccer champion wanted to be a star of another game so William Webb Ellis, made rugby. It started from a little rugby school he made in England in 1845 to a big worldwide championship in 1975 in Willington. They went from fast and a soccer ball to green grass and a famous rugby ball in 1988.
What was the first team?
The first team was made in rugby school the rugby team was made up of 13 boys they are Danie, Ben, And Draw And there were 9 more people. Their team was called the Blackheath in 1851 and they played against 5 other teams called Willington wight, skyscrapers and 3 more teams. They played against each other in 1990.
So now we know the history of rugby it started in England in 1845 and they were the Blackheath, they played against 5 teams and 2 where from Willington and 1 from the east coast. It is cool to see how they played rugby in how we play rugby now.
By Ellie 20/8/2018
Myself assessed Report.
The History of Rugby
Do you play rugby? Or even just like it, or you might have watched games on tv. Well, do you know the history of rugby? It is spiced that rugby has been around for 200 years. Rugby began in England. It also started in a soccer game!!.
How did Rugby Begin?
Rugby began in a soccer game where a boy, picked up the soccer ball and run. He started in England in 1845 the person that started rugby was William Webb Ellis, a famous soccer player.
How Long has Rugby Been Around for?
In Early 1845 history. Playing football has been a long tradition in England and versions of football had probably been played at Rugby School for 200 years before three boys published the first set of written rules in 1845.
Why was Rugby Invented?
It is said that a famous soccer champion wanted to be a star of another game so William Webb Ellis, made rugby. It started from a little rugby school he made in England in 1845 to a big worldwide championship in 1975 in Willington. They went from fast and a soccer ball to green grass and a famous rugby ball in 1988.
What was the first team?
The first team was made in rugby school the rugby team was made up of 13 boys they are Danie, Ben, And Draw And there were 9 more people. Their team was called the Blackheath in 1851 and they played against 5 other teams called Willington wight, skyscrapers and 3 more teams. They played against each other in 1990.
So now we know the history of rugby it started in England in 1845 and they were the Blackheath, they played against 5 teams and 2 where from Willington and 1 from the east coast. It is cool to see how they played rugby in how we play rugby now.
By Ellie 20/8/2018
Thursday, 9 August 2018
Monday, 6 August 2018
My Report About Red Stags
My Report About Red Stags
Appearance
Did you know that the red stag's antlers grow back every year/ Did you now that the stag gets red bumps and spots if they get a rash? Did you know that a red stag lives up to 30-40 year wow?
The red stag has four feet they use to stand, hold a position but the mean one is that they use them to kick there presenters. Their skin colour helps it to blend into bushes, trees and even logs.
Food
The red stag uses its antlers to scrap and scrape bark off trees They use there neck to get lices and tick es it is good so they don't die from tickles and lich another bones is that they don't have to get another animal to do it.
Protection
The red stag has good hearing so if something is coming they well now and they can run talking about running deer can acshole run real fast they can run up to 9000 m in 210 minutes The red stag all so have good smell so they can sense someone when they are coming.
Now we know that the red stag lives for 30-40 years. The red stag can blend into things like trees and buses.The stag use its antlies to get bark and scrap. The stag also has good hearing and smell
By Ellie Davidson 2018
Appearance
Did you know that the red stag's antlers grow back every year/ Did you now that the stag gets red bumps and spots if they get a rash? Did you know that a red stag lives up to 30-40 year wow?
The red stag has four feet they use to stand, hold a position but the mean one is that they use them to kick there presenters. Their skin colour helps it to blend into bushes, trees and even logs.
Food
The red stag uses its antlers to scrap and scrape bark off trees They use there neck to get lices and tick es it is good so they don't die from tickles and lich another bones is that they don't have to get another animal to do it.
Protection
The red stag has good hearing so if something is coming they well now and they can run talking about running deer can acshole run real fast they can run up to 9000 m in 210 minutes The red stag all so have good smell so they can sense someone when they are coming.
Now we know that the red stag lives for 30-40 years. The red stag can blend into things like trees and buses.The stag use its antlies to get bark and scrap. The stag also has good hearing and smell
By Ellie Davidson 2018
Friday, 3 August 2018
My Report About Bees
My Report About Bees
Did you know that the bees have a hairy body?
Wasps have a hairy body too but it is shorter than the bees.The Bees hair goes up to about ⅕ cms. It has high collet to use its hair to keep it warm, the tempts her it goes up to is about 18.c that is really warm.
Appearance
The bees appearance contributes to its uniqueness.The bees have a really long tong so they can get all of the never to make into honey.The bees have really big eyes so they can see what flower has pollen and what flowers don't.
Food
The bees parlays there food before they eat them this is so it doesn't move or try to run away or make weird noise when they are trying to eat them. The bees eat flower insectes and 3 other spices.
Protection
The bees use its sting to sting things that get in the way like people ect. The bees have clear wings that they use to fly away from their predators.
So now you now that the bees have more body hair than wasps and that the bees have really big eyes. The bees maryelis there food before eating there pray and last but not lest that the bees have little clear wings so they can fly away.
By Ellie Davidson 2018
Did you know that the bees have a hairy body?
Wasps have a hairy body too but it is shorter than the bees.The Bees hair goes up to about ⅕ cms. It has high collet to use its hair to keep it warm, the tempts her it goes up to is about 18.c that is really warm.
Appearance
The bees appearance contributes to its uniqueness.The bees have a really long tong so they can get all of the never to make into honey.The bees have really big eyes so they can see what flower has pollen and what flowers don't.
Food
The bees parlays there food before they eat them this is so it doesn't move or try to run away or make weird noise when they are trying to eat them. The bees eat flower insectes and 3 other spices.
Protection
The bees use its sting to sting things that get in the way like people ect. The bees have clear wings that they use to fly away from their predators.
So now you now that the bees have more body hair than wasps and that the bees have really big eyes. The bees maryelis there food before eating there pray and last but not lest that the bees have little clear wings so they can fly away.
By Ellie Davidson 2018
Thursday, 2 August 2018
The Echidna
The Echidna
Have you ever seen a echidna before?The Echidna is a unique, animal that dates from prehistoric times.The echidna is a native to new guinea +australia. The echidna is the only mammal to lays eggs carport from the platypus.
Appearance
The Echidnas appearance contributes to it uniqueness.The echidna is known for buying for and, a spine on its back. It has long claws. The claws on its hind legs, help it to go backwards.It has one claw longer. The animal is known for its smell eyes and its wedged shaped snout.
Food
The echidnas have no teeth it eats ants,termites and insects it has a sticky toge toge that helps it to catch its prey it’s nostrils are really sensitive out’s party.
Protection
The echidnas has power full feet that help them dig fast.it has good hearing so it can hear it’s party,when it can roll into a ball so they have a hard shell so there pary can't atace.
So now we know that the echidnas have power full feet so they can dig and that eat termites and other species that have long claws but one claw is longer than the other one and know you know what a echidna is it is a spices that likes meny of things.
By Ellie Davidson 2018
Have you ever seen a echidna before?The Echidna is a unique, animal that dates from prehistoric times.The echidna is a native to new guinea +australia. The echidna is the only mammal to lays eggs carport from the platypus.
Appearance
The Echidnas appearance contributes to it uniqueness.The echidna is known for buying for and, a spine on its back. It has long claws. The claws on its hind legs, help it to go backwards.It has one claw longer. The animal is known for its smell eyes and its wedged shaped snout.
Food
The echidnas have no teeth it eats ants,termites and insects it has a sticky toge toge that helps it to catch its prey it’s nostrils are really sensitive out’s party.
Protection
The echidnas has power full feet that help them dig fast.it has good hearing so it can hear it’s party,when it can roll into a ball so they have a hard shell so there pary can't atace.
So now we know that the echidnas have power full feet so they can dig and that eat termites and other species that have long claws but one claw is longer than the other one and know you know what a echidna is it is a spices that likes meny of things.
By Ellie Davidson 2018
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