Activity 3: Wind Beneath My Wings-Summer Learning Journey-Week 3-Day 3
On your blog, post a final copy of your DLO..
Hey Bloggers today i am going to be sharing so facts about Flying Squirrels,Hope you enjoy.
Thanks for checking my post out,Hope you enjoyed it.Blog you later,Bye!
Kia Orana Araura,
ReplyDeleteYou have created a poster with information and facts about the Flying Squirrels. They are indeed very cute, but as you said their big eyes do help them to see better in the dark (when they are most active), ka pai!
Perhaps next time you could include some information about how they glide and make those 180 degree turns. How do you think they learn to glide before gliding off from really high trees?
I've never seen a squirrel in person, in fact possums were the closest thing to them that I've seen hanging around in any high trees. One of my childhood houses I lived in had a forest behind it, where possums just loved to come and hang around in. I didn't enjoy their company much, because it was my job to scoop their poop from our backyard and get rid of it..Yuck!
Toe feiloa’i fo’i,
Cia.
Hi Araura,
ReplyDeleteWell done on finishing this activity. Your facts about the flying squirrels are great. I can't believe that they can glide 300 feet. How far up in the air do they have to be in order to glide that far? Also, which countries in Asia are the flying squirrels found? Keep up the good work.