What is ANZAC Day and why do we commemorate it?
ANZAC Day is the day we remember the soldiers for all the hard work they put in
and the people that died. We comemorate ANZAC day so we can
remember the war that changed Australia.
Australia wouldn’t be what it is now without the brave efforts of our soldiers.
My letter from the trenches of Gallipoli
I learnt that the soilder had an alot tougher time then they expected.There were soldiers age 10-45.During the soldiers sleep they had nightmares and many where killed during sleep.
Tahli and Luca.C’s poems
Track
Understood
Replaced
Kill
Imagine
Soldiers
Horizon
Under
Never
Dead
Extreme
Rised
Soldiers
Trench
One
Other
Different
Men and women were killed
Under the trenches
Dying in war
Wires were tripped
Over the bombs
Under the soil
Next to the war
Dead bodies are lying
Ended the war with people
Dying on top and beneath the wr
All people scared
Nealing for help
Zealous fighting
Along the trenches
Covered by men
Screaming from death
What is a tidal ecosystem?
A tidal ecosystem is the area between the low tide and the high tide.
Why are they important?
When the tide is high all sorts of animals come to eat food like fish’s.When the tide is low all the algae is washed up so crabs come to eat all of it and they can live in the sand when tide is low.And when crabs are living on a reef the tide is high and as it drops down all the food gets stuck on the reef so then it bacomes home delivery.
Where can you find a tidal ecosystem?
You can find a tidal ecosystem 22km north of adelaide from the Adelaide CBD in St Kilda.
What kind of animals and plants live in an ecosystem?
The main animals that live in an ecosystem are crabs and plants like Mangroves barnacles small fishes and plants that can cope with salt.
auquatics review 2016
On Monday and Tuesday the year 5/6 and 7 went to aquatics at Port Noarlunga beach/reef.We went to aquatics to learn hoe to work with people as a team and to learn some of those sports.The classes that went are all the year 6,7’s and one year 5,6 29,28,25,17 and 19.
Time order
The first thing we did on Monday is got on the bus and drove to the Port Noarlunga as we were driving me and Flynn were sitting next to each other and talked about us getting into SAPSASA cricket team for the school.A few minutes later we got right next to the Port Noarlunga surfing club got out of the bus and we didn’t see the reef because the tide was to high for us to see. Then we got grouped up with our instructors. Then we went out to the beach with our instructor and got on the wave ski she taught us how to paddle and before we new it it was the end of wave skiing. Then we went on to kayaking our instructor was Phil he was a very good instructor. First we suited up with a paddle then a booty which is a kind of water shoe then we had to put a PDF on.As we got out of the little shed Flynn found a bead and chucked it into the water and about 4 seconds later a fish bit it the fish was a brim and a sand whiting.As we did that i got into the kayak and set of in the Onkaparinga River. The river was quite calm so we didn’t have to stay in the lower bit of the river because it is calmer in the lower bit of the river.Then we had a race it was a tight squeze but in the end Flynn and Jesse won.Then we finished and got back had lunch and jumped on the bus and went back to school. We came back the next day Tuesday and we did everything the same but at the end we went for a reef walk.First we got our PFD on jumped on the boat as we got onto the reef there were alot of these things called muscles and crabs and all sorts of shells and other animals on the reef. About 20 minutes later Jesse found a dead crab picked it up and one of its legs fell of.As time last on our boat came and had to take us back.We got on the bus set back and looked back at our trip.
