In English, I have been looking at adverts and how they are adapted for their purpose. Today, I created my own advert for Yorkshire Wildlife Park. In order to make this an effective advert, I have used a rhetorical question, four imperative sentences, bullet points, emotive words, a different style of text and capitalisation. Can … Read more
Today, I started a new topic about habitats! I’ve created a presentation listing some of the physical environmental factors, animals and plants for five habitats. The slides automatically change after 15 seconds and will restart after the final slide.
Table Graph Conclusion At 2 V, constantan and nichrome have a similar current between 0 and 0.1 A. Meanwhile, iron has a current of 0.3 A. As the voltage increased, the nichrome and constantan currents increased at a slow, steady rate. Meanwhile, iron had a sharp increase in current. Finally, at 10 V, nichrome is … Read more
Yesterday, I completed the task of writing a recount of an imaginary situation, explaining how I opened Cheetah Territory at Yorkshire Wildlife Park. Can you spot the anecdote (a short story, normally funny, used in recounts)? Last week at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, I opened Cheetah Territory. This was my reward for winning a competition for … Read more
Today, I have continued last week’s English topic of figurative language. However, I have written a description of the giraffes at Yorkshire Wildlife park instead of a place. I hope you enjoy! As it eats, the giraffe wonders, ‘Why am I like a diplodocus?’ The giraffe bends its neck to reach the lower leaves, its … Read more
In English, I have been focusing on figurative language. Yesterday, I wrote a description of the Jungle Lookout Play Area at Yorkshire Wildlife Park. I also completed the bonus task of using similes, metaphors and personification at least once. I hope you enjoy! The Jungle Lookout Play Area is like a simple maze with plenty … Read more
I thought it rather strange today,When visiting the zoo,To find the creatures living there,Are just like me and you. So wild and acrobatic,The monkeys in their cage,Delight in swinging high and low,Performers on a stage. Dignified and tall,The penguins on the ice,Waiters in their black and white,Proper and precise. Gazelles turn together,A troupe of graceful, … Read more
by Ligon Trails and Tales adds two new wood sets, friendly giants and archeology. The bamboo wood set comes with a unique wooden block, mosaic bamboo planks (perfect for floor designs). While bamboo allows me to add almost golden touches to my builds, I can’t add cherry wood to my current structures as it only … Read more
Recently, I spotted an Amur leopard at Yorkshire Wildlife Park. Therefore, I researched these fascinating creatures and created a fact file. Enjoy! (To see more, scroll down.)
All corals, hard and soft, belong to the invertebrate group cnidaria. Unlike the polyps in the soft corals, the hard corals’ polyps create limestone skeletons that more polyps can grow on once the original ones die. Some of these animals are exclusive to certain areas,for example, fan and whip corals can only be found in … Read more