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Thursday, 17 November 2016

My street art poster






1. What is the learning outcome?  L.O The role of the artist, is disrupting what is accepted.
(2. What learning process have I been using? I have been using google drawing.
(3.  What evidence have you provided? I included a PDF of my work. I have included how street art is unique and different than graffiti.
(4. What worked, what was hard and what would I change? Well, it was hard finding good facts about Banksy, it was easy to find decent pictures of Banksys work, I would change the layout of my poster. 

My Letter To The Amazing Principal Mr Sutton


Wednesday, 2 November 2016

poem Indian rino

   

Majestic,sweet,magical
Slowly, calmly, joyfully

as slow as my nana
friendly
magnificent




Image result for indian rhino

Thursday, 13 October 2016

Canterbury Mudfish



Image result for the canterbury mud fish




Q.1

How long do Canterbury mudfish grow and what are their predators?


  • They have been found as long as 17.5cm in length.
  • One of their predators is an introduced species of fish called mosquitofish.
  • One other predator is another introduced species called the Koi Carp from Japan.

Q.2

What are we doing to help the Canterbury mudfish?


  • People have set up pages with some advice on what to do and some people have set up charities for the fish.
  • Some advice from some pages are if there is wetland around your farm/house fence it off and try control the weeds in the wetland and around it.
  • Some of the charities of the Isaac conservation here are some websites I could find.




Q.3
What do the Canterbury mudfish eat and where do they live?
  • What I gather Canterbury Mudfish live in swampy grasslands in Canterbury New Zealand.
  • Also swamp forest, slow-flowing streams and drain, all throughout the Chatham Islands.
  • The Canterbury Mudfish eat watermilfoil, red pondweed and watercress.



Good websites:

Facts about them,

Gideon Canterbury Madfish,
More info,
How can you help?
   

why I think it is important to keep the Canterbury mud-fish alive and on this earth,
They are cute, wiggly and they are probably the closest thing we have is a snake in the wild in New Zealand, so we need to keep it a life and it eats the food other animals and fish do not.

Tuesday, 5 July 2016

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