As part of our literacy programme, A4 has published the stories they have written by recording them onto video. We have also recorded some of our language experiences. We hope you enjoy viewing them as much as we enjoyed making them.
Friday, September 10, 2010
Terrified Turtles
Today we have been talking about turtles. We tried hiding our heads and arms - just like a turtle retracts its limbs to protect itself from predators!
Here is a video of Theodore, Alofa, Hayzel and Loveday sharing their knowledge about sea turtles.
I saw a turtle in the Beijing Aquarium in the zoo. This baby was touching the flipper and shell. (I don't think he was supposed to)There were many kinds of sea creatures. Like beluga whales. I have never seen them before in NZ.
Today we have been talking about turtles. We tried hiding our heads and arms - just like a turtle retracts its limbs to protect itself from predators!
Wow! You know a lot about turtles. I have only seen a turtle once. It was in a big glass fish tank in Napier. Have you seen a turtle?
ReplyDeleteMr F.
Room 13
Glenview School
Hamilton
NZ
I saw a turtle in the Beijing Aquarium in the zoo. This baby was touching the flipper and shell. (I don't think he was supposed to)There were many kinds of sea creatures. Like beluga whales. I have never seen them before in NZ.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth Lu
Papatoetoe East room C6
Hi A4,
ReplyDeleteI loved listening to you talk about the turtles. Why do the little turtles have to watch out for seabirds?
Miss Mac
Hello Loveday and friends what wonderful information you are gaining about turtles. You do have a lot of exciting activities going on in your class.
ReplyDeleteAunty Jacky
Thank you for your comment Elizabeth. We are amazed that you have seen a real beluga whale!
ReplyDeletecool A4
ReplyDeleteSea turtles have to watch out for birds because they grab the turtles with their beaks when they are trying to run to the sea.
ReplyDeleteThat was so cool A4
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