Experiencing marine reserves By charlize

in Te Kauru we are learning to learn about marine reserves. our teacher has assigned us to talk about  what are marine reserves? and things like that. other than that hope you enjoy my slide about experiencing marine reserves.

Question
what marine reserve do you like the most.

beach education day.

We were waiting with joy and excitement. Yay! The bus. We jumped on zoomed off. Well really slowly zoomed off. To entertain  us we had  a sing off. We started off singing normally then the boys sang. What do we do?? Quickly! Ummmm wrecking ball. We sang it soooo loud. I little while later we were at ahipara YAY!!!!!! That took forever!. When we were at our destination there were lifeguards. There names were Val, Emma,Liam and Ari. they introduced the place and then we drove off to the beach. We had to split up  into 2 groups. They helped us so we wouldn’t make a hullabaloo. My group had Ari and Emma first. We had to go in to pairs. We had a normal amount so we had about 20 in each group. We had a big swim and then got changed. “ we are exhausted”  so we were on the bus and then basically everyone was asleep. Especially me. Yay were home!

report on marine animals

WALT: learn more about these endangered creatures living... under the sea!

snappers are salt water fish. They are yummy to eat in many ways like raw, fried and cooked, especially beer battered. Yummy! But not really  Anyway hope you enjoy my amazing and interacting report!

HABITAT

The most common place where you would find a snapper is the North Island of New Zealand. There are some in Matai Bay and Goat island to swim free wherever they want because they are protected. Some other species of snapper are also found in different countries for example Mexico.


POPULATION
The snappers are decreasing from the level of people catching them. There are now a limit on how much fish, including snapper you are allowed to catch for your whanau. The limit for snapper to catch  for your whanau is nine or seven. And it has to be exactly 30 cm or more If there smaller then they might still be babies. 



BREEDING
Red snapper can lay over 75 million eggs in each breeding season which is from june the 11th to july the 12th And a  small red snapper can lay over 7 million eggs in there  breeding season which is the same as the normal red snapper   



PREDATORS
Snapper are hunted by sharks, predatory fish such as barracuda, mackerel, king fish, grouper, and of course humans. Humans are the worst predators for snapper. They usually get caught by humans mainly. Some humans get way way too much  snappers which leaves a little bit for the next person who wants to have the right amount of snapper for their whanau but instead they get about one or two. Please stay  by the limit. Sharing is caring


DIET
Snappers usually eat sea worms  sea eggs squid , shrimp, octopus invertebrates and even land animals! 


IN CONCLUSION
In conclusion i think snappers are an amazing and pretty unique kind of fish. Thank you for reading my awesome and amazing report!
                             By Charlize


REFECTION: it was hard finding all of these facts and things to make this into a really good report.

Swim safe.

WALT: do swimming in a rip. if you were in a rip once read this! i'm telling you. it works!



Technique: The side stroke. How to do it: Side stroke is really easy once you get to know it. First what you need to do is put one hand on your ear and one hand out. Now your legs. What you need to do with your legs are doing scissor kick. It’s like doing the high jump kick. And that’s how to do side stroke. Charlize

REFLECTION: it was hard to write and hard to do it, but once you get used to it you get the hang of it.

All About Me

WALT: we are learning to do all about me and about your future and your family 

Question: 

what do you want to be when you are older?

Place Value

WALT: 

we are learning to do place value, standard form, written form and expanded form 

Question 

what sort of form would you prefer?  

Moment in time

Moment in time

Speed boats

Yay we're in group one I wonder what we're going to do first? I’m guessing the actual tour but then… they directed : can group one come over to put your safety gear on. “ I wonder what we're doing?” They told us that we are going on the boats I thought to myself “ why do they have to be yellow ? and super slow!” but then… it was a speed boat! I was astonished. When I got on the boat we drifted off, it felt like a racing car speeding across the water. When we did sharp turns it was outstanding! I loved it. We did a couple of donuts. Then we had to go back up so we pulled against the current and flew up to get back on the boat that was the enjoyable experience of my life!