Tuesday, 8 January 2019
Fantastic Beasts
My Devil Cow
My Devil Cow loves eating other animals but it mostly likes fruit. It has big long wings, longer than a three story house. It has 5 dots to mark how many humans it has sucked blood out of. It has tusks bigger than an elephant. It has horns sharper than a porcupine's prickles. Teeth stronger than metal. It has 3 tails that can whip. The spikes on its knees are for defending when it is under sneak attack, it can bend it's legs and give the attacker a frightening shock. Look at the picture I drew myself to see what it looks like. And if it was real then knowing what it looks like can help you survive.
Monday, 7 January 2019
ferns
Giants amongst us
Yes, I would like to go to visit Tāne Mahuta one day. I would like to visit this tree because I think it would a fun and long experience because you have to walk to the biggest and tallest Kauri tree. I like special trees. It would be good to visit because it is a very special tree and we can help look after it.
Thursday, 3 January 2019
Wednesday, 2 January 2019
My Hometown
My home town is Auckland. My home town is special because we have many beaches. I like to chill out at the beach. I would take overseas visitors to the beach, a cafe, parks and bike rides. My favorite place in Auckland is home. Pt England Reserve is my favorite beach. This beach has rocks that you can jump off into the ocean, white sand that doesn't burn you too much, that you can chill out on and you don't need to worry about massive waves because there are no waves at all.
Tuesday, 1 January 2019
Fun Facts About New Zealand
New Zealand is part of the Ring of Fire. The Ring of Fire is a ring around the Pacific Ocean where there are lots of volcanoes and earthquakes. The most active volcano in New Zealand is Mount Ruapehu. Mount Ruapehu is located in the middle of the North Island.
New Zealand was the first country to have women in 3 top power positions. They were Prime Minister Helen Clark, Governor General Dame Silvia Cartwright and Chief Justice Sian Elias.
Dairy farmers in New Zealand make a massive amount of butter and cheese. Each year for every living person in New Zealand they make 100kg of butter and 65kg of cheese.
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