Literacy Reflection T4W5

This week for reading I had to read a piece of writing out of a journal. It was called Sally and the cheese. It was all about a cow called Sally the cow who was old and slow. It slowed the whole lot of cows that lived there. One day the owner got sick of it and then sold it. A person down the road got it and then started making cheese out of the milk.

Literacy T4W4 Reflection

This week for writing I had made up a myth about a thing called bob here is there is some information in the picture I made it with sumo paint.

This week For writing I had to complete this task I had to put all my word's in ABC order.

Reading reflection T4W2

Interactive cloze activity

Read the whole text on the Walrus first. Then look for clues in the text (reading before the word and after) to work out the missing words. Highlight the clues you have used. Make sure you choose the correct grammatical form of the word by looking at the whole sentence.

When you have finished, check with a partner and discuss any different choices. Decide together which words you think are best.

THE WALRUS

The walrus, Odobensus rosmarus, is a large flippered marine mammal. It is the only living species in the Odobenidae family. The family name, Odobensus, means "tooth walker", because of the way they drag themselves along the ice using their tusks. The species _Odobensus_, rosmarus, comes from the Norwegian word for "whale horse".

The walrus is a close relative of seals, but unlike the _Seal_ has two separate hind legs. Males reach 4 m in length and weigh up to 1200 kg, while females only reach half this _Size_. Walrus are best known for their unique tusks, the only ones of their kind among marine _Mammal_. They are actually two very long canine teeth.

Walruses live in the Arctic Ocean and sub-Arctic seas of the Northern Hemisphere. In _Summer_, walrus herds often lie in the sun on small islands or ice floes. During the winter breeding season, animals move to areas of open water. When feeding, walruses dive up to 100 m in search of clams, their main _Food_.

Walrus calves are born in May and usually stay with their _Mother_ for two years. Females therefore breed only every second _Or_ third year. Males reach maturity much later in life than females because they need to reach a larger size before they can _Fight_ in battles for access to females. Dominance among males is established by physical combat during the breeding season, and they fight with their tusks. The winner gains control of up to 100 breeding females.

The walrus has been hunted for its meat, fat, skin, tusks and bone. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, the walrus was _Killed_ for its blubber and ivory and numbers declined rapidly. In recent times however their _spechies_ have increased.

Literacy Reflection T3W9

Here is a link to my kahoot there are 5 questions in it have fun the code is 322157

Wk 8 Reflection

Writing
This week for writing I have been writing about a thing cooled show not tell I have been writing about a feeling