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Monday, 22 June 2020

Hi my name is Ryon and i will be talking about trapping. The sorts of animals I catch are possums, rats, hedgehogs, wild cats and stoats. The reason I trap is because we are trying to stop the pests from eating all the native plants and animals. Possums are a pest in New Zealand, possums also destroy our native forests by eating the leaves of them. 
Rats are big pest in nz eating birds, seeds, snails, lizards, fruit, weta, eggs and flowers and Norway rats prey on ground nesting birds their eggs and their chicks like dotterels and shore plover they also eat the same food as some animals so it makes it harder for the plants to grow. Wild cats are a pest because they eat some of our native birds and their eggs.
 Stoats have a big effect on bird species like wrybills, dotterels, black fronted terns and kiwi Birds that nest in holes in tree trunks such as mohua kaka and yellow crowned kakariki are easy prey for stoats. The types of traps i use are doc 200s, steve allen's, bait stations and these foot traps. Now I will talk about how the traps work. When an animal stands on the doc 200 plate it triggers these metal poles to slam down on the stoat or rat. With the steve allen trap the possum walks up this piece of wood and there is a piece of food on this nail in the trap so when the possum grabs the food it pulls this metal wire and crushes its neck. When a rat goes into the bait station there is this blue poison.

Tuesday, 19 November 2019

Thursday, 14 November 2019

algebra poster

3 cars                                                            
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                                                 8 buses                         
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                                                   2 trains                 
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                                     3c+8b+2t

substitution


Simplifying

                                 walt simplify expressions by combining like terms

Monday, 2 September 2019

About Me


My name is Ryon i go to Taipa Area school. I am a year 8.I like playing soccer and i am good at scoring goals this year I have scored 12 goals so far this season. I am also good a gaming i play online. I am trying to get better at maths i have been working on my times tables.
My big goal is to become an astronaut because i am very interested in space.





Monday, 1 April 2019

Taipa history

In days of old the area we know
as taipa was constantly being fought over
because of its thick bush teeming with
penguins it’s beaches thick with shellfish and
its harbours rich i kai moana.


Kauri was one of the two chiefs.
The two chiefs were on best of terms,
until they disagreed violently about the
shellfish in the tidal river. The two chiefs fought
many a battle with neither side being able to
conquer the other after this state of war had lasted
a long time, the two tribes agreed on a on a compromise.
They erected a dividing fence and the warriors agreed to
keep on their side of the boundary. The penalty for a violation to
this agreement was death.


For this reason, the place was called taiapa-taiapa a dividing fence or
a boundary later perhaps through lazy usage, this taiapa simply became taipa.


And a second version of the naming of taipa was again attributed to the chief kauri.
He said that because of beaches and the water of the harbour
were so full of fish and shellfish, that one only one needed to
put a hand in the water to touch some sort of seafood.
The maori word for seawater is tai. The maori word for
touch is pa taipa-touch (seafood) in salt (sea) water.


And yet a third version says that many years ago, a great tidal
wave washed right over the village (over the pa) on the seashore,
temporarily submerging in. after the confusion and excitement of this
catastrophe died down, the survivors called the place taipa.


Tai meaning seawater                         pa meaning a village
One of the chiefs was kouri
Seafood is kaimoana
A fence is taiapa
Seawater is tai
Touch is pa
A fortified village is a pa.