Term 4 Week 5 Chapter Chat.

This is my Chapter Chat for this week 5 the hardest bit was thinking of what to writing the easiest
was making the avatar.

Shelter Building

Our Shelter was successful first it was a flop because nobody listens to other people's ideas but Miss Kenedy said to stop yelling and listen to after people's ideas At the start, we didn't but after we all work together. the hardest was getting the rit level the easiest was poting the tarp over.

    

Term 4 Week 5 Chapter Chat.

This is my  Chapter Chat for this week I did Creation Station the hardest bit was getting the right shape of the jumper the was the easiest was the back rand I really enjoyed making it.  

Shelter Building Carlee.

Where is the best place to build a shelter?

If there is a breeze do it on a hill and the breeze will keep the bugs away it is beta
to do it  in the middle of a group of trees.

What does the shelter need to protect you? 

If you don't have a torch on hand make a fire for light and warmth.
mosquitoes hate the scent of lavender and mosquitoes hate the smell of lemon.

What materials could you use to build a
shelter? 

Rope, tarp, sheets, and Sticks.  

     

What are some pros and cons
of sleeping in a bush shelter?

You get to look at the star and see nature. You get bitin.

Kānuka

Kānuka trees look like this.➳➳➳➳➳➳➳

Other names for Kānuka

 are white tea tree and  Burgan.

This is how you tell the differing be twin kanuka and manuka. Manka has large flowers and they are separate but Kanuka has small flowers and that are in bundles. Kanuka is only known from the north of the South Island. It is found north of the Buller and Wairau Rivers and is most common near Nelson. Bushman who used Manuka and Kanuka leaves to brew a drink similar to tea. 

Term 4 Week 4 Chapter Chat Creation Station.

                        Creation Station.                                                      This is my Chapter Chat for this week I drew Ghost running the hardest bit was doing the shoes the easiest was doing the head.   

Reef Knot

  The reef knot is used by sailors for reefing and furling sails.
1\5 it is really easy and simple.