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Friday, December 3, 2021

Advent

this week in RE we have been learning about advent here are some was to get ready for jesus to come on christmas day.
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Friday, November 26, 2021

rude,mean,bullying


 

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personal vs private

private vs personal 

 

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amazing

in writing i have been working on descriptive witing here are some of my best sentences
Which sentence do you like the most?
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Tuesday, October 26, 2021

facts about how to be a teacher/about teachers

 Teaching offers you not only a challenging, rewarding career but a chance to share your knowledge and help future generations learn and thrive. New Zealand needs well-qualified,  dynamic, and enthusiastic teachers who enjoy working with young people. There's a huge range of study options available, so look through the options to help you choose a program that suits you. There is government financial support for students studying, and Teach NZ has a range of scholarships to help get teachers into areas where they are needed the most. Employment-based initial teacher education  aims to attract high caliber students into teaching and give them the skills and knowledge they need to meet the needs of diverse learners.  Under employment-based  teacher trainees are employed by schools as teachers while studying for their teaching qualification, instead of being based in universities. The Teacher Education Refresh is a Teaching Council program designed for teachers with limited or no teaching experience since qualifying, or teachers who completed their teacher qualification 6 or more years ago and want to re-register.

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Thursday, September 30, 2021

All about horses


Horses are such fascinating creatures. Even if you never learned to ride one, you could spend your whole life studying them and still have plenty to explore. Here are 15 interesting facts about horses Yes, horses do sleep standing up! They sleep laying down too, but only for short times. Learn all about the sleeping habits of horses. Yes, horses do sleep standing up! They sleep laying down too, but only for short times. Learn all about the sleeping habits. While you can't tell the exact age of a horse by its teeth, you can estimate its age. Horses need proper equine dental care for their teeth, but sometimes a horse lives longer than its teeth do, so extra care is needed when feeding senior horses. One of the most common questions about horses is "how long does a horse live?" The answer may surprise you. Knowledge of horse nutrition, horse care, and veterinary medicine has increased. Because of this, just as human life expectancy has increased, so has equine longevity. Appreciated by beginner riders and professional horsemen alike, the American quarter horse is the world's most popular breed. Learn more about the american quarter horse. The Arabian horse is the foundation of many other light horse breeds. They also possess some unique characteristics. Arabian horses have one fewer vertebrae, rib bone, and tail bone than other horses. Humans are omnivores, lions are carnivores, and horses are herbivores. The way their teeth are formed, the position of their eyes, and the type of digestive system are all typical characteristics of herbivores. Horses in the wild live in small herds, and domestic horses feel more comfortable if they have companions too. It can be quite stressful for a horse to live alone. To keep your horse happy, it will need a preferably equine  friend. Dogs may have become domesticated around 14,000 years ago. Cats became human companions about 8,500 years ago. Humankind's relationship with the horse began a little more recently, around 6,000 years ago, although some evidence has come to light that horses may have been domesticated even earlier. Most of the white horses that you see were actually a much darker color at birth and gradually turn white. These "white" horses may start as bay, chestnut, or almost black. These horses aren't called white, but gray. Every horse on the North American continent is a decedent of European horses. Even the horses that we regard as "wild" are actually feral horses, whose ancestors escaped from captivity. Horses disappeared from the Americas more than 11,000 years ago, and there is ample fossil evidence that the horse's ancestors lived. 

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burger bun

Do you like my burger bun?this is about the beatitudes 

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