This week for Chapter Chat I did my fabulous finish. I made Stanley Yelnats it was fun I made flaps under the o I put a yellow spotted lizard lick it was a hole that the yellow spotted lizard made into a nest. in the pocket on the wright is a pen that his mum gave him so he can write letters to her and she can reply in his left pocket their is a piece of paper so he can write the letters in the top pocket on his shirt ther is a letter from his mum.
Hi my name is Owen I am year 6 in Whetu. I like to play hockey touch and soccer.
Thursday, 19 September 2019
fabulous finish
This week for Chapter Chat I did my fabulous finish. I made Stanley Yelnats it was fun I made flaps under the o I put a yellow spotted lizard lick it was a hole that the yellow spotted lizard made into a nest. in the pocket on the wright is a pen that his mum gave him so he can write letters to her and she can reply in his left pocket their is a piece of paper so he can write the letters in the top pocket on his shirt ther is a letter from his mum.
Thursday, 5 September 2019
lizard
this week for Chapter Chat I made a yellow spotted lizard.
It was really fun. I made a gecko and turned it into yellow spotted lizard.
I put fact's on like Lepidophyma flavimaculatum is the scientific name for yellow spotted lizard and the yellow spotted lizard eats mostly ants,centipedes,flies,scorpions and desert spiders.Because these lizards remain in their microhabitat, populations tend to be isolated. Fortunately they don’t have to venture out to find mates; most yellow spotted night lizards are female who reproduce parthenogenesis their eggs without being fertilised. Some populations include males, and in those cases,the lizard reproduce sexually. In either case, the young are born alive rather than hatching from eggs.
It was really fun. I made a gecko and turned it into yellow spotted lizard.
I put fact's on like Lepidophyma flavimaculatum is the scientific name for yellow spotted lizard and the yellow spotted lizard eats mostly ants,centipedes,flies,scorpions and desert spiders.Because these lizards remain in their microhabitat, populations tend to be isolated. Fortunately they don’t have to venture out to find mates; most yellow spotted night lizards are female who reproduce parthenogenesis their eggs without being fertilised. Some populations include males, and in those cases,the lizard reproduce sexually. In either case, the young are born alive rather than hatching from eggs.
