Milan's Learning Journey

Kia Ora, This week at school we have been learning more about South Sudan. Here is a slide that I did my work on-enjoy Thanks for reading, Milan😁😳😜

Good Afternoon, Today a eel scientist called Don came and taught us more things about eels. Here are some of the many facts I learnt- Eels are long and slimy They are slimy so they can swim through things There are 3 spices in New Zealand long fin, short fin and Australian long fin which only comes out in the north island Anguilliformes  is a group eels 19 eel species world wide Long fins are fatter than short fins Eels can hear, sense and see very well They can grow up to 2m They don't eat everyday You can tell how old eels are by their ear bone but if you take it out the eel dies The oldest eel was about 112 I learnt so much more! Here is a picture of the longest eel that has been caught- Thanks for reading, Milan😻😺😸

Kia Ora, A couple of weeks ago me and my friend Katelyn made up a fairytale- Thanks for reading, Milan😃

Good morning everyone, Last holiday's I went to the Antarctic Centre- Thanks for reading, Milan:}

Hello, Today two people who work in South Sudan called Janet and Phil came and taught the Batten team about South Sudan. Firstly they told as about South Sudan here are some of the many things I learnt- As-Salam Alaykum}Peace be with you Alaykum Salam As}Peace be with you to There are 65 different languages  In South Sudan It can get up to 42c high and 33c low The capital of South Sudan is Juba You need to drink lots of water or you will get a headache from the heat Water comes from the Nile river No power No Sewage You can't flush toilets because they are long drops! There is a hole in the ground the is 150m deep to get water  Water from underground is quite salty In South Sudan when the sun goes down the power goes of but you can still use batteries Juba has the only the only sealed road in the whole South Sudan In South Sudan they fly lots of little planes Lots of kids swim in the Nile river even though it is a bit dirty There are a few crocodiles in t...

Kia Ora everyone, Today we learnt about Water Webinar. Here are three things I learnt: Aquifers and water can never run out because of the water cycle In Africa deep down in the ground is water but in New Zealand we don't have fossil water Salt water can be made into drinking water Here is a picture of our whole team (The Batten Team) watching the webinar. Thanks for reading, Milan😎😇😆

Good morning readers, This week we have been learning about lent and what it's like in South Sudan. Here is my first slideshow about Lent. Feel free read it. Here is my other slideshow about South Sudan which you can also read. Thanks for reading, Milan👋😎😆