It's a Gir-ele-conda-gib-elly-at-lion.
Baringo Giraffe horns - The Baringo giraffe is one of the largest giraffes in the world. Sometimes the horns of a baby giraffe are flexible and can be bent. It can take months for the baby horns to straighten out.
Asian elephant ears - Do bigger ears mean better hearing? In this case, yes. Your Asian elephant ears can hear other elephants miles away by feeling for vibrations.
Anaconda snake tongue - Now you can smell with your tongue! Your forked anaconda tongue collects odor molecules from the air and brings them back to tiny grooves in the roof of your mouth, letting you "taste" the air.
Gibbon arms - Your Gibbon arms are designed especially for swinging in trees. With these arms you can jump distances of over 20 feet from branch to branch.
Lion's mane jelly - Imagine having no eyes or brain but still having one of the most sophisticated weapons on earth. Lion's mane jellies have tentacles over 100 feet long, each one packed with tiny harpoons that inject prey with deadly toxins.
Rodrigues bat wings - Your Rodrigues bat wings are very different from bird wings. Bird wings are made like human arm bones. But your bat wings are more like really long fingers. Creepy long fingers!
African lion tail - You have a dark brown tuft of hair on the end of your African lion tail. It helps you communicate. You can use it for lion sign language to talk to other members of your pride.
Wow Reading
|
i think you are all great readers from amelia
ReplyDeletei think you are all great readers from amelia gordon crosby
ReplyDeleteWhat amazing readers you are. I like the way you are pointing to each word as you say it.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations you guys! You're big kids now.
ReplyDeleteDo you all love reading well if you dont Mrs Foster will make that change.
ReplyDeleteBy Sarah
I loved hearing you read Rata Tahi. Such a neat thing to share.
ReplyDeleteI really like reading, do you like reading? You all look like great readers.
ReplyDeleteFrom Clara.