Hello (again) Tyrell

Hi Tyrell how are you?
We have been making dioramas for clay animals I chose the Amur Leopard.
My Amur leopard has red eyes.I didn’t think it would make it look scary but it did,well I tried didn’t I haha. :)
Do you make clay animals or something else?
It would be very cool if we were both making clay animals imagine we both chose the Amur leopard.
I found it hard to mould the clay but it’s very fun maybe if you want you could ask your teacher if you’re class could do clay.
I wish we could meet in person but we are far far away from each other.
Our  principal has agreed  to unblock the google hangout so we can video call each other.

Endangered animal writing 27/3/19

Alyssa Wednesday 13th march 2019

How can we help save endangered animals?

Today i am going to write about endangered animals.

Animals need land, water,air,food,safe space to lay eggs or to make and raise young to Survive.

Do you know what the word endangered means?

It means they are nearly extinct to the wild.

For example the Amur Leopard.

Scientists believe There are Less than 60 Amur leopards left in the wild so they said the amur leopard is endangered.

The amur leopards live in a forest  in Eastern Asia.

The reason why these Amur leopards are endangered is because of us humans we cause Deforestation by cutting down trees in there forest.

Forest can only Contain So many animals there for Amur leopards are pushed to the edge of the forest so the people are able to hunt and kill them.

Another example is the Brown Pelican.

The Brown pelican is no longer endangered but it was once.

Over 70 years ago people sprayed a chemical to kill pesky mosquitoes but the chemical got into the water and into the fish that the pelican ate.

It made the birds very sick and the eggs couldn’t hatch and for a while the pelicans where endangered.

Like the Dinosaurs Woolly Rhino Sabre Tooth Tiger and Mammoth endangered animals could all end up extinct. You can change the future bye helping endangered animals today.

It’s up to us.

Letter to Tamaki college

Alyssa

172 w

Tamaki road

Glen Innes 

Auckland 1072 

Mrs Soana Pamakasoana 

115 Taniwha Street

Glen Innes

Auckland 1072

Dear Tamaki college

Can room ten from glen Taylor school please use your kiln to burn our endangered animal clay art.

After we burn our clay creation we are going to paint them we are looking forward to seeing the end result.

Thank you for taking time to read my letter.

Yours sincerely Alyssa

Endangered animal poster 27/3/19

Water cycle 27/3/19

Wednesday 27th March

27/3/19

You are drinking what dinosaurs drank millions of years ago.

The first step in the water cycle is EVAPORATION EVAPORATION is when heat from the sun turns water into water vapour  (gas).

The next step is CONDENSATION CONDENSATION is when the water vapour rises into the sky and collects to form a cloud.

The second to last step in the water cycle is PRECIPITATION PRECIPITATION

is when the water vapour gets cold and turns back to water again then once the water gets to heavy and the cloud is full it ether rains,snows or hails.

The last step is COLLECTION COLLECTION is when all the snow, hail and rain collects in the sea.

That’s the way of the water cycle.

Letter to Mr Herlihy 27/3/19

Alyssa

172 w

Tamaki road

Glen Innes

Auckland 1072

Mr Herlihy

172 w

Tamaki road

Glen Innes

Auckland 1072

Dear Mr Herlihy

I am writing this letter for room ten to you to ask for your perMission to use hangout to video call our buddy class in mangonui school.

Please consider my request

thank you.

Yours sincerely Alyssa.

Hello Tyrell

Hi this term at glen Taylor School we are doing a culture group I chose Bollywood I do a dance with other students and I lead the dance I will put a link to the dance below
15th AUGUST DANCE/ PATRIOTIC DANCE/ IT HAPPENS ONLY IN INDIA/ INDEPENDENCE DAY HAPPY DANCEw

Can we help save endangered animals

Alyssa Wednesday 13th march 2019

How can we help save endangered animals?

Today i am going to write about endangered animals.

Animals need land, water,air,food,safe space to lay eggs or to make and raise young to Survive.

Do you know what the word endangered means?

It means they are nearly extinct to the wild.

For example the Amur Leopard.

Scientists believe There are Less than 60 Amur leopards left in the wild so they said the amur leopard is endangered.

The amur leopards live in a forest  in Eastern Asia.

The reason why these Amur leopards are endangered is because of us humans we cause Deforestation by cutting down trees in there forest.

Forest can only Contain So many animals there for Amur leopards are pushed to the edge of the forest so the people are able to hunt and kill them.

Another example is the Brown Pelican.

The Brown pelican is no longer endangered but it was once.

Over 70 years ago people sprayed a chemical to kill pesky mosquitoes but the chemical got into the water and into the fish that the pelican ate.

It made the birds very sick and the eggs couldn’t hatch and for a while the pelicans where endangered.

Like the Dinosaurs Woolly Rhino Sabre Tooth Tiger and Mammoth endangered animals could all end up extinct. You can change the future bye helping endangered animals today.

It’s up to us.

The Amur leopard

1:the Amur leopard is critically endangered on the IUCN red list.

2:Amur leopards have long legs which makes it easier for them to move through the snow.

3:the Amur leopard lives in southeastern Russia and northern China.

4:the Amur leopard is the most rarest Cat in the whole entire world.

5:450 Amur leopards are killed each year.

84 Amur leopards remain alive.

6:an Amur leopard lives up to 10-15 years in the wild.

7:the Amur leopard is the top predator Although it is tied with the Amur tiger.

8:the Amur leopard is nocturnal (sleeps at day time wakes up at day time).

9:the Amur leopards only predator is humans.

10:300 Amur leopards are in zoos

Bonus:an Amur leopard can live up to 20 years in a zoo.