Monday, 8 May 2017

Weta Poem

                                  Tree Weta   
                     By Caitlyn and Zoe
                    Creeping, crawling, up, down.
              Searching, Searching for a place to stay.
     
               Burrow in hollowed wood, under leaves,
                 blends in with leaves and wood.
          Lives in gaps of caves and in holes of pohutukawa trees.                                                               
                    
            Head: Antennae like whiskers off dogs and cats,
                Eyes like little chocolate chips.

                Thorax: brown, like chocolate and dirt.
              Legs look like twigs, sharp like hook grass.

            Abdomen: girl, long, curved c shaped ovipositor,
                    Boy, short curved cerci.
 
              Preys on lichens, leaves, flowers,
                   seed heads and fruit.

            Life cycle, laid in autumn and winter,
                   hatching in spring.
         
             Threats, rats, mustelids, reptiles,
                   cats, birds and bats
     
    

                       

Friday, 24 February 2017

Learning How To Introduce Ourselves

Learning Languages:
Walt introduce ourselves and our whanau through mihi.
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Kia ora koutou
Ko Zoe tōku ingoa
No Māwhera ahau
Ko Pākeha tōku ingua
Ko Aoraki tōku manga
Ko Māwheranui tōku awa
Ko Harrington tōku ingoa whanau
Ko Bryan tōku matua
Ko Linda tōku whaea
Ko Georgia tōku tuakana
Ko Issac raua ko Zac tōku tungane
Tēnā koutou katou