Hi this is my slide show about invertebrates i hop you enjoy my side show
Friday, 23 October 2020
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Kia ora Tama, my name is Calais. I go to Paihia School and I’m a year seven student. I like your post because you have added a lot of information about the praying mantis and other animals. I learnt that the praying mantis contains over 2,400 species. I was wondering what invertebrates meant so I had to google it up and the best answer was Invertebrates are animals without a backbone or bony skeleton.
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Kia ora Tama my name is Shay, I’m a year seven student from Paihia School. I enjoyed reading your blog post about animals and insects because you put a lot of information about the animals and insects, I learnt facts about animals and insects that I never thought existed. Your picture of the Peacock Mantis Shrimp looks like Crayfish mixed with a face of a praying mantis.
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Hi Tama good work I like your descriptions
ReplyDeleteKia ora Tame my name is Brooklyn I am a year six student at Paihia School INVERTEBRATES was good It had a lot of animals and a lot of information about the animals my biggest fear is tarantulas and other species of spiders it’s cool that you added cool facts about what the animals do.
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Kia ora Tama, my name is Mikaila and I am a year seven student from Paihia School. I enjoyed reading your blog post about animals and insects because you put a lot of information about the animals and insects, I learnt facts about animals and insects that I have never learned about before. I think your picture of the Peacock Mantis Shrimp looks similar to the Crayfish mixed with a face of a praying mantis.
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