Life cycle of a Butterfly

The mother Butterfly lays eggs on
the new leves of a swan plant. When
the caterpillar is ready to come out the
egg hatches. When the baby caterpillar
is born, it feeds on the leaves of the
swan plants. The caterpillar will continue
to eat until it is big. The caterpillar will
hang itself upside down under a leaf and
will become a chrysalis.

2 weeks later…

It will come out of its chrysalis as a
Butterfly. Then it has to dry off the
stickiness on the wings by slowly flapping
its wings. Then it will continue the
generations of butterflies.
 

Cleaning our enviromment

“I am very unhappy because people keep littering” said Uncle
Mike. Mrs. Sharma had told our class that “Uncle Mike is very
distressed so we’re gonna help him by becoming Rubbish
Monitors.” So we made ourselves Rubbish Monitor badges.
From now on everyday before school we grab our badges,
our gloves and rubbish bags then we head outside. 

Few days later, Mike had realized that the grounds were getting
cleaner each day. Mike was surprised and happy to see that
Room 6 has been helping. One of the students had decided to
give Mike a little gift with a pack of lollies included with a card.
That student hoped that her gift would bring a smile on his face
and it did.

Bike Celebration Day

Today the whole syndicate had a special event called
“Bike Celebration Day”. After morning tea the whole
syndicate went down where the Bike Crew was holding
all the activities outside of the hall. The reason why we
had this Bike Celebration Day was because Mike Greer
Real Estate had donated 25 bikes.

When I saw the activities I was surprised because all the
activities were so creative and cool. I first went to the
badge station. It's where you can draw your design on
a piece of paper and then you give it to a Bike Crew member
and then done. My badge had my name on it, a bike and
the environment. Secondly, I went to this station where you
can ride a bike which is connected to a music machine and
when you ride it music turns on, it was really cool I never
rode it because I was too shy. Then I went to this Dog which
is called a “Husky” It’s basically an area where you get to
touch or pet the husky. When I petted the husky it was soft
and cool, it was my first time petting a husky and I didn’t
know if it was a female or male. After exploring me and my
classmates went back to class to wait till our class got called
down for the sausages. Once we got called down we got in a
line and each got sausages.

Human Generator

Today my teacher Mrs. Sharma showed my

class and I a generator. It is called a

“Human Generator”. Everyone got a turn to

try it out and my job was to take pictures.

The Generator is connected to a little machine

with 2 bulbs which are the Normal bulb and an

LED bulb. We realized that LED lights are

better than Normal lights because LED lights

take only a little bit of energy but Normal

lights take lots of energy to light up. I also

realized that LED bulbs are brighter than the

normal bulb. By doing this experiment we

now know that we can save energy.

By saving energy we can save a lot money too.

Rainforest

The rainforest is made up of 4 different layers.

The first layer is the emergent layer, the emergent layer
is the top layer of the rainforest, only a few animals live
there, This layer is hot, wet, windy .

The second layer is the canopy layer, the canopy layer is
beneath the emergent layer. The canopy layer is home
to most of the animals and plants of the rainforest.

The third layer is the understory, the understory layer is
located under the canopy layer. This layer doesn’t get
much sunlight. It is dark and humid, the understory layer
is home to smaller animals and some larger animals use
the understory layer for hunting.

The last layer is the forest floor layer, the forest floor is
dark, humid and hot. Only 5% of sunlight reaches the
forest floor. Jaguars, Scorpions and Anteaters are some
of the animals that live on the forest floor.

Classification of animals on the basis of what they eat

Classification of animals
on the basis of what they eat

Carnivore

What are carnivores?

Carnivores are animals that fill their nutritional needs by
consuming other animals. Not all carnivore forest
animals are hunters or predators. Some carnivore
animals can be scavengers, Tigers, Vultures and
leopards are examples as a carnivore.   

Herbivores

What are Herbivores?

Herbivores are animals that get their energy from eating
plants and only plants. Many Herbivores have special
digestive systems that let them digest all kinds of plants
including grasses,examples of Herbivores are cows,
deer and sheep.

Omnivores

What are Omnivores?

Omnivores are animals that eat plants and other animals
to fulfil their nutritional needs, Examples of Omnivore
animals are birds like crow that eats berries from the
plants but also likes to eat worms, insects and meat
from dead animals.

How to make chicken vegetable soup by Cooking With Room 6

Cooking With Room 6

How to make chicken vegetable soup

Ingredients
Potatoes

Carrots

Cabbage

Onions

Garlic

1 can of tomato

1 can of corn

Shredded Chicken

Some butter or olive oil

Seasoning

Salt to taste

Black Pepper

Herbs to taste

Equipment

A peeler

A knife 
A chopping board A pot

Method

Peel the potatoes and carrots. Chop the cabbage roughly.

Roughly dice the potatoes and carrots.

Slice the onions to peel the garlic quickly use this simple trick. Put the garlic in the microwave for 10 seconds and the peels will come off quickly put peeled garlic into the pot. Put the rest of the chopped vegetables into the pot.

Add salt and pepper to taste.

Add herbs of your choice. Pour some water into the pot and put it on the stove to simmer. Leave it for about half an hour. Use the blender to blend the vegetables once they are soft and cooked. Add shredded chicken on top. Now you can enjoy your yummy soup with a nice piece of toast!