Information Report - Bald Eagle

Bald Eagle                       

 by Cameron Pereira

I am learning to inform my audience through an information report

Imagine you see a Bald eagle then you remember a bald eagle can only carry 5kgs then you also realize your baby brother is 5kgs and you see it come straight for you, so you take your baby brother inside. Hopefully he might take your pet fish instead!

Feature

A Bald Eagle is 1.8 or 2.3 metres tall. It has a hooked beak so food doesn’t fall out while it flies. A bald eagle isn’t bald, it is from Old English and it means white. A bald eagle reaches a speed of 160kmh (kilometres per hour.)

Where it’s Found

Bald eagles are found in Baja California, Florida and North to Alaska. Bald eagles nest in the tallest tree they can find. Also a bald eagle make the nest together              

Endangered

The Bald Eagle used to be endangered but now they are not because they are been taken care of by a lot of zoos in America and in the wild

http://www.earthtimes.org/newsimage/american-eagle-day_120612.jpg      

In conclusion Bald eagles are the national bird of America which means they are a native, and very special to America. Bald eagles are carnivores which means they are meat eaters but don’t freak out because they can only lift prey if it’s 5 kgs or less. So next time you see a Bald eagle don’t kill it or   injured, because you don’t want to get this very special bird endangered.

Hockey Room 6

Hockey for Connolly

This term Rooms 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 students of Good Shepherd School have been learning to play hockey each Wednesday taught by Mr Bryan.

The students and Mr Bryan have been concentrating on turning their hockey sticks, using their left hand and also sidestepping with the ball as well as turning around cones with the ball.  Over the next few weeks they will play a game of hockey reffed by Mr Bryan.

A reminder to the children to bring their sports gear each Wednesday while our Hockey lessons are on. If you for some reason do not want your child/children to play please inform your teacher or write a note.

Room 6 in action:  

Creative Writing - Missing on a Deserted Island

Missing on a Deserted Island

I am learning to entertain my audience.

29 May 2015  

by Cameron Pereira

One mysterious day a ship called Venice sank. No one knows what happened, no one wants to know.  but there was a survivor me. I managed to survive by grabbing a piece of floating driftwood, and finally after two days of floating up and down enormous waves, l landed on a deserted island.

After not eating for two days I was starving, all I found was a coconut on a tree, I tried and tried  to climb the tree, but all that happened was that I got scratched. In the end I manage to knock it down with a large rock. After that   I cracked the coconut with the same rock and drank the coconut milk.

Now three days are over and I’ve only eaten a coconut. I finally found some mangos and a fish. After that I made shelter finding some broken pieces of wood and coconut leaves.

The next day I tried calling for help but my phone was out of charge. Now ten days and ten nights are over, then finally a helicopter came I called for help!

HELP! HELP!But they just went passed. I ran out of food on the island so I fished for crabs, on my way I saw another helicopter, but wait a minute isn’t that the same helicopter that came the last time, I called help for the last time help! help!but all they said was they will come back because they are not a rescue helicopter, so two hours past then finally they came once more but the island was sinking! I couldn't do a thing, then I tried to get off the island. The helicopter gave a rope to climb but went I tried to climb the rope the rope snapped after they gave a ladder but now the handles broke off so then all they could do was land but they had nowhere to land so all I could do was nothing and all the helicopter could do nothing.

So I swam then after they finally  

the got me so I climbed on and went back home.but I made I back home