Don the Eel man t1w08

Good morning 

1: they can swim backwards. 2: long fins, small fins, glass eels. 3: eels can grow up to 2 meters long. 4: long fin eels are the easiest to catch. 5: have arrow teeth. 6: they sometimes eat baby birds.7: eels mostly go out at night so that means they are easier to catch at night. 8: eels breed in Tonga and they hatch 7-20 million baby's. 9: Eels try to eat crabs. 10: you can tell that a crab has been eating crabs bum because it would be red.
  

South Sudan Notes t1w08

Good morning

This morning we were learning about south Sudan
with 2 people called Phil and Janet who are from
south Sudan. There are 65 languages in including
English which is amazing and the capital is Juba.
The water that comes from the ground there is salty.
To make a house they get bamboo the they put rocks
in the inside then mud for the walls the for the finishing
touch lots and lots of straw for the roof and sometimes
you need to crawl to get in the door because the roof
would be touching the ground. To see what tribe they are in they have scars and markes on there face. When they get hot they would 

Water Conference Tlw08

hi

Today we learned about our water webinar.

• rakia integration scheme. 
• plastic pollution in mackenzie country.
• west Auckland community cleanup.               
   

Walk and wheel day.

Hello.

On walk and wheel day which was
 last week and I wheeled on my scooter which I have
had since I was 7 years old and it is a MGP scooter
 everyone had to start 500 meters from school.

           



                   

                                                                                                                            this is my scooter but
                                                                                                                            the handle bars are 
                                                                                                                            black and the rest is blue