Friday 10 June 2016
The amazing apple crumble!
Apple crumble
Today Ella and Ingrid cook room 8 apple crumble using Ingrid's recipe, we all had a taste of the crumble, the flavours were so amazing like a rocket going to the sky. However, it would be better if it was with ice cream.
You can find the recipe on Ingrid's blog, I leave a link to her blog if you want to try it out her recipe, (Honestly it is so good)
Thursday 9 June 2016
Have you seen a black widow?
Black widow
Black widows are one of the most poisonous spiders in the world. Along with the other poisonous spiders. Black widows are one of the most deadliest creatures.
It can be found in Australia and New Zealand. However, it is rare to find it in New Zealand. We don't know if it could be in our roof.
It can be spotted by the red mark on it's back. It has a swollen body like a fruit about to explode. Plus it has fangs which inject it's harmful venom.
Its habitat can be under branches of oak, spruce, birch or whatever kind of tree or under your outside table. It might be found leaves and pots. Sometimes it can be in the floor.
Conclusion:
I recommend not having these kind of spiders like the Black widow in your living area, or outside. This type of spider is a danger to your children, pets and yourself. So, DO NOT APPROACH!WALHT: Identify keynotes and use them to write an information report.
Thursday 2 June 2016
Mom, look I have a green lacewing!
Questions:
What is the life span of a green lacewing?
First a female lacewing lays it's eggs.
In 5 days the eggs will hatch and a larvae will crawl out.
After 2 weeks or 3, the larvae will start to to pupae by spinning up a cocoon.
5 days later the adult lacewing will emerge from it's pupae.
What do green lacewing eat?
- aphids,
- small insects,
- Caterpillars
- butterfly eggs
- small beetles
- scale insects
- Leafhopper
- Thrips
- small flies, and other small insects and eggs.
- But adult eat nectar
How big can a green lacewing grow?
1 / 8 inches
What can attract lacewings?
They can be attracted by sugar, water, and plants that provide them some shelter.
Is winter a good time for them to be active?
They can survive the winter in protected places but have a difficult time in the cold.
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