Thursday, 19 August 2021

Come learn about bees

 Do you not know enough about bees? Here are five facts to boost your knowledge about bees. During our learning about bees we were learning about how to summarize but straight after I finished the summarizing project I started straight on the extra for experts. We had to read with the teacher and read some other books about bees which I will link at the end. 

I enjoyed adding the little bees and flower to my slide. But I found it challenging to get all the facts to fit on the page. Comment If you learnt anything new about bees.


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  2. Kia ora Charlotte,

    I enjoyed reading your 'Bee Factual' slide! You have included a mixture of fun and eye-opening facts. I now know that bees communicate by dance and that there are thousands of species worldwide! My question for you is, did you mean 2000 or 20,000 species? It would pay to double check the number of 0's you add next time so it's super clear for your readers.

    Ngā mihi,
    Mrs Harrison

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    1. Kia ora Mrs Harrison
      I have made a little mistake there and I will change it it's 20,000 bees thanks for pointing it out. Though I'm glad to see you enjoyed it.

      matewa
      Charlotte

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  3. Tēnā koe Charlotte,

    Wow! What a eye catching Bee Factual poster you have created. You really got me interested to read your blog post by the design elements and facts. I think I did know all of these facts but I'm sure many others won't.

    Nga mihi,
    Miss Hickling.

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    1. Hi Miss Hickling
      Thanks for your comment I really enjoyed making it I love bees they are so mesmerizing to watch don't you think?
      Nga mihi,
      Charlotte

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