Burma Trail vignette

Darkness wrapped around me, nothing but a rope to lead myself with. Screams came from up ahead.

“Ahh. Who touched me?” I shouted.

All I got back was a groan from a wild boar. This is going to take a long time, I thought.

Science Fair!

Recently we had the Totara syndicate Science Fair. Everyone over five classes had to create a topic and question, then study it to see if their hypothesis was right and then present it to the judges. I did my Science Fair with a friend from my class our question was "Does sight affect our taste?" We measured this by giving different shaped chocolates to a pupil and asking which one they prefer (even though the chocolates were exactly the same apart from shape). It turns out that it just depends on the the personality that pupil has. We will find out the results this week and next.

Plant classification Powerpoint

A school of fish

Fish at school, learning maths, reading and writing. Hard at work. Their classroom a beautiful reef, full of living creatures.The sun shines down on their Black and yellow scales, a maze of strips, piercing your mind if you stare. The crystal clear water surrounds the beautiful and amazing creatures, keeping them alive.

Life Processes

Here is my PowerPoint on Life Processes
Enjoy!

Karate!

I do siedo karate two times a week. I do punches, kicks, blocks, stretches and lots more. At the moment I'm a white belt so just a beginner but its still great fun.
There's lots of dojos (a place where you do karate) out there so be shore to try. :)

Welcome

Welcome to my blog for 2013 my names Pete I'll be updating regularly so be sure to come back.

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Cricket!

On Sunday I played cricket. I got 28 runs not out!!!

The Brook River

The Brook River on PhotoPeach

Frog trap

Source: National Geographic wallpapers

Bright blue flowers everywhere. A cold breeze fills the jungle. A small green Frog positioned on a flower, silent and still, waiting for its yummy dinner to fly by. its rough green skin camouflaging it in the undergrowth a great but deadly trap.

Link:

Wikipedia website on frogs