My Prove It

Click on the link below to access my explain everything prove-it.
Explain Everything

I posted this because I really wanted to prove my goal and get it over with.
I hope you like it! 😎

Woodlice Facts

Woodlice Facts

• Most species of woodlice can reach 0.1 to 1.1 inches in length

• Woodlice have a tough outer shell, called an exoskeleton, on the surface of the body

• Most species of woodlice are gray, brown or (rarely) reddish-orange coloured

• Woodlice have segmented bodies and 14 legs

• Most species of woodlice are active during the night (nocturnal)

• Woodlice can survive 2-4 years in the wild, depending on the species

• Oxygen-rich blood of woodlice is blue-coloured

I am posting this because our W.I.T

(Wildly Important Task) is based on invertebrate insects of the Frankley School bush. Our group caught a couple of woodlice (we named the Clicky and Flicky); so I thought I would do some facts around them.

Kayla's Post on Thursday, 13 April 2017

This is my Easter bunny video. I hope you enjoy!

Vertical Horizons

This is my Camp Vertical Horizons slideshow. I hope you enjoy it.
Have you ever been there?

My Remember Poetry

Fishing (Mostly Non-Fiction)

It was a hot sunny day, Dad and Grandad decided to go fishing. I went too. My brothers couldn’t come because Lachie was really sunburned, and Asher was too little to go. We were on the boat, the waves were rocking us gently to and fro. Dad said we should go out a bit more.

“We will catch more fish,” he said. We agreed. In about half an hour later, we were rocking by schools of fish. I caught 3 little fish, then let them go because they weren’t more than 12 metres long. Dad and Grandad caught a couple of snappers. Suddenly, Dad felt a gigantic TUG  at his line.

“What is that? I asked”.

“I don’t know,’’ he said.

“It’s a sting ray!” yelled Grandad suddenly. Looking down into the water, I caught a glimpse of a long, stinging tail connected to a grey-blue shape.

“Get the scissors to cut the line,” said Grandad. I got them, and gave the line a big SNIP!  The stingray swam away. Back at the batch, we told everyone the story as we ate fried fish.

What a day!

My Life Jacket Poster

ALWAYS WEAR A LIFE JACKET IN A BOAT IF YOU DON’T WANT TO FLIP!

Most fishermen have had terrible accidents when they ignore the advice of wearing a life jacket!

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If you don’t want that to happen to you, get a life jacket and all your unsafe water problems will disappear like magic!

REMEMBER: Next time you go fishing, wear a life jacket!

If you can’t find one, click HERE to shop online!