Information report

For a couple of weeks, Te Ngahere has been writing Information reports about one country. The country I chose was Russia. We did this by watching a couple of videos of how to write one. Then after we chose 3 to 4 subtopics. I chose 4 sub topics. The topics I chose were the population, the variety of foods, their sports and their dangerous animals.

                                                Russia

Did you know that Russia has had lots of historic events since the year 1870. Today I am going to write information report about russia’s Foods , Sports, Population and animals.

Population  

Russia is a very big country. In fact Russia is the  largest country in the world. Russia has a population 143,375,006 people. THAT is A LOT OF PEOPLE. Russia is 17000 square miles long. THAT IS LONG!!  

Sports

Russia has a lot of sports. Some sports that I haven't heard of in my life. For example  one of the sports is Bandy. That is a funny name for sport. (In a nice way) Bandy is russian sport known as russian hockey. It is also known for a national sport. Russians play more sports like Volleyball, Rugby, Weightlifting and heaps more. They have over 20 sports

Foods

Russian’s enjoy a different variety of  foods. They eat scraps of meat, veggies and turn it into a very nice food. The most popular food their is soup (Borscht) That is also made from meat and veggies. The is also one of russia’s  famous pies called kulebiaka. It's a Pie filled with Egg, Meat ,Chicken and Cabbage.

Animals

Some russian animal are very dangerous. This is including    the grey wolf  ,The Wild Boar and the Lynk. The Russian animals have some discrete habitats. Like the lynx it lives in boreal forests, The grey wolf lives caves in rainforest. And finally, the wild boar lives in tropical rain forests .

There are many things to do in Russia that I just told you about. There animals are very dangerous, There food is made from  food  scraps, Russia is the most biggest country in the world, They have 143,375,006 people in the country and they have had historic events going since the year 1870.  

 

Maths goals

Last week in Te Ngahere Were Identify what we have achieved in maths and our next learning steps. We did this by getting our maths goals of an Ikan sheet. After that we put it on a google drawing. We would have to put the example of the goal that we chose.