Kia Ora koutou, I am a learner at Tāmaki Primary School in Auckland, New Zealand. I am in Te Puna Wairua a Bi-lingual unit where we speak Māori and English. My teachers are Whaea Lee, Matua Andre who is also our Kapa Haka tutor and our new pouako Whaea Saf.
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Tuesday, 26 November 2019
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Wednesday, 26 June 2019
Giant Pandas
Giant Pandas
Giant pandas first become endangered in 1990.
The latest census in 2014 found there were 1,864 Giant pandas were alive
in the wild. Giant pandas were endangered because one of the main
reasons that panda populations have declined is habitat destruction.
As the human population in China continues to grow,
pandas’ habitat gets taken over by development,Pushing
them into smaller and less livable areas,giant pandas live
in China.

The latest census in 2014 found there were 1,864 Giant pandas were alive
in the wild. Giant pandas were endangered because one of the main
reasons that panda populations have declined is habitat destruction.
As the human population in China continues to grow,
pandas’ habitat gets taken over by development,Pushing
them into smaller and less livable areas,giant pandas live
in China.
Giant Pandas
Monday, 24 June 2019
Thursday, 13 June 2019
fish
Fish
-Are cold water
-live in water
-Have fins not legs
-Have gills instead of lungs to breathe under water
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Reptiles
Reptiles
-Are cold blooded
-Have scales not fur.
-Have ear holes not ears
-Have dry skin
-live on land and water
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Amphibians
Amphibians
-Are cold-blooded
-Live on land and water
-lay eggs
-Have mostie skin
-Have webbed feet.
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Mammals
Mammals
-Are warm-blooded
-Their young drink their mother’s milk.
-We are mammals.
-Have hair or fur
-Give birth to live young
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