Monday, November 29, 2010

My Bug



Last week Rm 14 drew a bug to learn more about . That critter was a Queen Bee with a blue mark. After drawing it we had to out line our picture with a black crayon. Dying was the funnest bit of the Art work. When it had dried up, Miss King glued it on to a black paper to display.

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Scorpions



Nocturnal predators like scorpions have narrow curved tails that injects venom to paralyse thier opponents. Scorpions with sharp pincers defends itself and hunts at night. Did you know that deathstalker scorpions are the most dangerous?
The scorpion has three body parts which are called head, abdomen and thorax. Scorpions live in the Sahara desert that dry. They also have 8 legs and compound eyes which actually cant see that well.

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Monarch Butterfly


During a warm sunny day there was a butterfly that was laying a egg. Seven days later the egg hatched into a caterpillar. The baby caterpillar was hungry it went and looked for its food.
Caterpillars eat milk weeds to get fat and they need allot of food to transform. They eat milk leaves that are milk weeds because if its enemy eats them the milk weeds that they ate when they were little caterpillars will make the enemy spit them out and the enemy will never taste a butterfly again. As it turns into a chrysalis it wait for two weeks.
After not moving in the chrysalis for two weeks the caterpillar has transformed into a beautiful butterfly. As it comes out it waits for its wings to dry up before it can explore. When it wings dry it is able to have pretty and cool adventures.

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Cockroaches



Cockroaches are scavengers that scurry for leftovers and spread disease. They are house hold pests and
people find them loathsome and obnoxious. They also have antenna that sense vibration and hunt out food.

The disgusting and replusive cockroach are quick as lightening as they scavenge for food. Spreading
disease, the loathsome cockroach scurrys for leftovers. They are house hold pests but are useful , as
they clean up messes in the ecosystem.