Abstract Art

CHEETAHS

CHEETAHS

Talents

Cheetahs can sense movement from far away.

A Cheetah eats it’s  prey fast so that others don’t eat it or take it away.

Cheetahs are the fastest animals on earth.

MANY OTHER FELINES

There are many other felines.

SWIFT

Cheetahs strides are so long it’s like there floating in thin air.

UP

The Cheetah goes up on a rock  or fallen tree to see most of its hunting grounds.

FACTS

Cheetahs do not retract their claws like most cats do.

Cheetah cubs have mohawk

CROCODILES

CROCODILES

FOOD AND PROTECT

Crocodiles have armoured - plates so they can protect themselves and their babies. Crocodiles have sharp teeth to rip their prey.

RELATIVES

Crocodiles have many relatives such as Chinese Alligator and many more.

INSIDES

The Crocodile has many different thing that humans don’t have such as the tail.

SURVIVE THE DINO TIME

Crocodiles survived the Dinosaur time a long time ago.

HOW DID THEY SURVIVE

No one knows!

MANY ENEMY

Many animals try to eat to their eggs, Anacondas so sometimes attack south american caimans.

MANY KINDS AND EGGS

Theres many different Crocodiles , have many babies, and live in different places

MY MAP OF CANADAS LAKES,OCEANS, AND RIVERS

Drawings

Science tests 28,31,32

House

The Pteranodon Story

The Pteranodon Story   In a time long ago  there lived a Pteranodon named Henry. One day Henry went on a adventure with his friend Lillie, into the time of humans. When they got there with their magic  box… They explored  the  world, they saw beauty in it. Then they saw the bad side of the world, the cutting of trees, pollution, and more. But, sometimes the humans were helping the animals. One night when they were asleep a human saw them, and put them into the zoo. when they awoke “Uh-” Lillie said. “Uh-oh” said Henry. “Oh.” Lillie                 finishing her sentence. A Long time later… “Let’s go! Let’s go!” Said Henry. “OKAY” Said Lillie. And they lived happily ever after.

The End

Pioneer's riding a carriage

This is a picture that i drew from my [Pioneer Life] Book
This is what the words from the book beside the picture said:

Summer was a busy time for the family's working on their farms. This is why the early settlers did not travel much in the summertimes.

And theres more...

There also was a few roads in New France. Because each farm was closer to a river, birch-bark canoes were often used to travel by water. Heavy goods were carried on a raft made of wood with a sail to catch the wind.

And more...

On the farm, the farmer used a cart or a sled pulled by a horse to move heavy bulky things such as wood or hay.People traveling long distances often rode in open carriage called a caleche. This light and speedy carriage could be pulled by a single horse. It's large wheels helped it pass easily through mud and over holes and ruts along the rough roads.

And thats all...