Wednesday, June 27, 2012

How a volcano erupts by John

A volcano is a mountain it goes very deep into the earth some are under sea that blows larva like meteorites only from that volcano , these meteorites  are extremely hot
First the tectonic plates move tectonic plates are the crusts of the earth after magma gets squeezed  
Between the tectonic plates next the magma goes up the magma chamber inside that magma chamber this gas pushers because of this the magma goes up. Soon after
The magma moves up the main vent half way up the main vent magma turns to larva and erupts burns everything.
 Earthquake makes tectonic plates to move.
The eruption includes: ash cloud, pyroclastic flow and holes in the volcano and out of those holes come lava and ash.

How a volcano works by Ross

A volcano is a landform in the earth. where the molten rock and gases erupt a volcano has larva.

Firstly the earth's crust is made up of huge slabs called plates which is like A vigsaw puzzle not long after the gas magma move into the magma chamber.
Then the gas Pressure builds up moving the magma up the vent .

Next, half the magma moves up the vent then turns to the larva. During this stage the as pressure. Build then moves up the vent.

At this stage the larva erupts and burns everything . The rock and thick smoke erupts out of the volcano.

Volcanos can be above or below the ocean.

Life cycle of a tiger By Tenayah

Tigers are the biggest cats of all. There are 6 different kinds of tiger. Most tigers live and hunt alone, and they are carnivores. Baby tigers are called cubs.
First the male and female mate and fertilise the egg. Following this gestation is when the baby is growing inside the mother belly and it stays in there 103 days.
Not long after cubs are born. Soon after, 3 / 4 babies are born.  At this stage cubs feed from the mother because they drink the milk for 8 weeks. After three years they hunt on their own.

In the end cubs grow into adult tiger. Meanwhile the adult tiger lives and hunt on their own. At this point male the female mate. As result of this the mother lays more eggs.
Tigers have 3 or 4 tigers each year.

A life cycle of a wolf By Truly

A wolf has live young. A wolf is a mammal that is a carnivore a carnivore eats meat and drinks water. It lives in big packs in the full of trees at night they hunt for meat.

Firstly a male and female communicate and mate in a way of howling and barking, they mate in January and February. The male fertilise the female’s eggs as a result the female carries the embryo inside her for 65 days.

 At this point the pups are born in May and June. The pups are fed by the female mother. After this when until the pups are fully grown they must learn to hunt by themselves. That means when they grow to an adult they know what to do.

After a while the pups grow into juvenile wolves. A juvenile pup hunts independently when they are 12 months old. The juvenile pup grows to full size for a young adult wolf, therefore they know how to hunt by themselves. The males are the only wolves that just hunt. An adult male wolf mates with the female adult wolf.

A life cycle of a wolf is hard. They are carnivores also they are mammals, mammals are animals that have a back-bone.

How a Volcano works By Anika


 How a volcano works.

A volcano is landform in the earth where molten rock and gases will erupt. A volcano has larva, larva is as hot as the sun and can warm you up with just one touch.

To begin with, the earths crust is made up of huge slabs which are like jigsaw puzzles. These are called tectonic plates.

After a while, the magma is squeezed is squeezed between the tectonic plates, when they move.

Not long after, the magma moves onto the magma chamber. Then the gas pressure moves the magma up the vent.

Soon after, half way up the main vent, the magma will turn into larva.
After that the larva erupts and burns anything in its
Way.

Some volcanoes are located in the ocean while others are located
on land, and no matter where the volcanoes are they
Are always controlled by the tectonic plates.

By Anika.

Thursday, June 14, 2012

A life cycle of a honey bee By Truly

A honey bee is an insect. It has four stages in its life and it only lives for five weeks. When the queen bee lays her eggs the worker bee feeds it when it is full growth the worker seals the wax cell. The queen is  the only bee that lays eggs.


To begin with the queen bee lays her eggs in the wax cell. Soon after the worker bee feeds the larva. Therefore the larva grows to full size. This means that it will go though a metamorphosis.


In the next stage the worker bee seals the wax cell , as a result the larva makes a cocoon.The larva turns into a pupa, the pupa stays a little while in the wax cell then on the next day the pupa is ready to break out of the wax cell.

Not long after the pupa turns into an adult bee. The bee will mate with the queen bee. The worker bee does alot of work so in the end the bee only lives for five weeks. That means the cycle will start all over again.


The life cycle of a bee is quick compared to a human. Honey bees make honey collecting pollen and nectar.

Life Cycle of a Honey Bee By Ailsa

A honey bee is an insect it has four stages in its life cycle.There are many different types of bees and they live in big groups called colonies.

To begin with the queen bee lays eggs into the wax cell. Following this a couple of days later the egg turns into Larva. Therefore the worker bee feeds the Larva so the Larva can grow into its full size.

As a result of this the worker bee seals the wax cell after that the Larva makes a cocoon ,as it goes thrrough a metamophosisand turns into a pupa.

After a while the pupa becomes an adult. In the end sadly the adult honey bee only lives for five weeks until it dies. As a consequence the honey bee only lives a short busy life.

The life cycle of a honey bee is very quick compared to the life cycle of a human.Honey bees make honey by collecting nectar and pollen.