Wednesday, 25 March 2015
Friday, 20 March 2015
I am a Cicada
I am a Cicada
By Matilda
I am Cicada,
I lay eggs.
I can fly and I drop
from my nest immediately.
I have a male friend.
He has a drum on his
abdomen; this is how he found me.
My babies are called
nymphs.
I live underground
for 17 years and I only come out when it’s time to have babies.
Wednesday, 18 March 2015
Emelia's walk
We are trying to walk the same distance as the Heaphy Track. So far we have walked 27 km. Go us!
Emelia’s walk:
Distance: return 3.4km
Here is the route:
Henry's 6.6 km walk
I walked 6.6 km over the weekend from my house to the prison. It was long and tiring but fun!
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