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Showing posts with label summary. Show all posts

Friday, March 21, 2014

3200 year old tree project

Recount

This is my recount of how they captured the image of the sequoia tree.They had to walk deep into the sequoia national park were the “president” stands. The lifted the huge camera into the air with pulleys and ropes. People had to climb up the tree to measure how far out the camera would go. They had to take hundreds of photos so the camera went side to side and up and down. They had to put all the photos together to make one huge photo of the tree!

Summary

Wow this amazing tree called the “president” he is a Giant sequoias. He has been estimated to be 3200 years old.  He measures 247 ft in length, 45,000 cubic feet on volume, 27 ft high and wide and has over 2 billion needles. He also adds 1 cubic meter of wood a year! Make him one of the fastest growing trees in the world. A Giant sequoias can only be found on the western slope of the Sierra Nevadas in California.That’s 5000-8000 ft above sea level! Until now the tree had never had its photo taken. And they had to take lots of different photos and put them together to make this.

3200 year old tree.jpg


Tane Mahuta

Tane Mahuta is the biggest tree in New Zealand (counting width). He is a huge kauri tree in Northland of New Zealand and is estimated to be from 1,250 to 2,500 years old.
It’s Maori name Tane means god of the forest.

This is how big he is



Trunk girth
13.77m
Trunk height
17.68m
Total height
51.2m
Trunk volume
244.5 Cubic meters
Total volume
516.7 Cubic meters

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Literacy circle

Literacy Circle is when you get in a group and get aside a activity e.g Illustrator, discussion director  summariser. You read a chapter of your book (Hatchet) and Then do your assignment (summariser). Then you have a meeting with your group and discus what you have done. 


My summary






The book I'm reading
















The story so far (summarized)


The book is about a boy named Brian Robeson.He is on the plane to visit his Dad. He is looking out the window of his plane and thinking about his parents divorce. The pilot lets him fly the plane considering he is the only passenger. The pilot hopes back in his set. The pilot starts getting pains in his arms. the pain moves down two his chest. Brian soon realize the pilot is having a heart attack. the pilot passes out. Brian tries to contact the control tower. He gets contact But the signal is faint and soon fades out. He tries land the plain by a lake . Brian makes a wrong move and crashes into the lake. He barely escapes and quickly falls asleep When he wakes up it is late and he has Pains every were. In the morning The fish are leaping and a beaver is making his dam. He soon falls a sleep again. He wakes up. He is thirsty. He pulls himself up using a tree for support. Brian hesitates at the water is it safe to drink. He takes a sip and can't stop. He drinks a lot then hobbles back to the tree. He is feeling better but is now hungry.   

Thursday, February 28, 2013

sea vent summary

Kiwi Kids News - news that is out of this world

A group of UK Scientists have found the deepest ever group of sea vents.
The vents, which are like underwater chimneys, spurt out dark water at the bottom of the Caribbean Sea. Officially they are called Hydrothermal Vents and people didn’t know they existed until 40 years ago.
But dont think you will be able to see these vents as they are located around 5km below the water surface!
The vents were discovered using a state of art ship that monitors the ocean bed using a special submarine.
The ship, named after famous explorer James Cook, contains the very latest technology that allows scientists to study further down than ever before.
And one of the most amazing discoveries has been of the 10 metre high chimneys that spill out warm water.
So far, around the world, around 200 groups of vents have been found. These ones in the Caribbean are the deepest.

Kiwi Kids News - news that is out of this world
here are some quizes (if you want to do your own click on the link at the top of the page)
repeat
1. Who is the main person or group of people in this news article?        
no main person just a uk scientist group
2. What was the key event from the news article?
The vents, which are like underwater chimneys, spurt out dark water at the bottom of the Caribbean Sea. Officially they are called Hydrothermal Vents and people didn’t know they existed until 40 years ago.
3. Where did this event take place?
under the ocen
4. When did this event take place?
doesn't say
5. Why did this event happen?
no resin scientist were  just exploring
the ocen when they found them


Thinking
1. Find quote from the main person in this news article?
there is no quote in the this article
2. In your own words describe what happened in this news article.
a group of uk scientist were in their state of the art ship using some new high tech
gear when they came across the worlds deepest sea vents
3. Find out where this event took place and include some information about this place.
in the caribbean seas, 200 sea vent have been found in this oceon
4. Tell us when this event happened and explain what might happen in the future.
it does not say but it might become a tourist atraction
5. Explain in your own words why this event took place.
no Idea
6. Use the Dictionary in the bottom right hand corner to find the meaning of 3 words from the article.
can’t figure out which is spanish or not

Friday, February 22, 2013

I love you stinky face fotobabble summary

 
This is my summary of a book called I love you stinky face on fotobabble.
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