School Trip 4EE & 4AJ Tuesday 17th March!

6/3/2015

In preparation for our trip too...

Miss Elliott and Miss Jolly would like you to prepare 3 questions each to ask at the zoo based on our theme and write your questions and answers here after the trip.

What would you like to find out about the animals? Remember to think about their habitats, feeding, animal groups and much more!

26 Comments

Gracia link

6/3/2015 09:51:18 am

I can't wit to go to the zoo this will be the best trip in my life!!! yippee

Gracia link

13/3/2015 12:29:39 pm

My spelling mistake was wait instead I wrote by accident wit sorry.

Gracia link

6/3/2015 09:53:43 am

I hope I am going to learn a lot and I would recommend this trip to everyone who is learning abut animals because the zookeepers will explain about all the different kinds of species living in the zoo such as jaguars and monkeys e.t.c .

Gracia link

11/3/2015 10:31:47 am

I can't wait to learn more about our theme. It will be very exciting and I have got my three questions.

Gracia link

12/3/2015 10:16:25 am

I am looking forward to go to our trip it will be a lot of fun!!!

Salena

14/3/2015 07:04:29 am

I have got my three questions shall I write them down on the blog.

Hamza

16/3/2015 02:54:06 pm

Me to Gracia.
I cant stop thinking about it!!!!!

Kamran

16/3/2015 03:08:04 pm

Me to I got 3 quistions
How tall is a girafe?
What do rhynos eat?
How fast does a cheetah run?

Kamran

16/3/2015 03:09:01 pm

I agree gracia igo 3 quistions to

Naima

15/3/2015 11:37:18 am

I hope the trip will be fun.

Shukri

16/3/2015 09:34:39 am

My three question are...
.How many animals are there.
.Do you have WILD animals.
.How many animals have extinct.

amanda

16/3/2015 10:06:15 am

HOW mocs animal are ther.
HOWdid they kacs the animas.

Gracia link

16/3/2015 12:11:25 pm

These are my three questions:
Are there any animals that are extinct that lived in England?
Which animals are the most highly rated species?
Are there any more famous scientists who have made a theory on animals, like Charles Darwin he made a theory of evolution which we do not if it is true or not?

Gracia link

16/3/2015 12:14:38 pm

I have also got another question.
How do the animals learn what humans tell them an order like if you say a farmer was whistling to a dog and the dog came running to his farmer?

salena

16/3/2015 12:40:43 pm

here are my three questions:
What do monkey eat other than bananas?
How do you know a animal is female/male?
How do you know when the animals want food?

Safwara

16/3/2015 12:56:59 pm

I carn't wait until the trip tomorrow and the three questions I am going to ask are How many animals live in the zoo? Which animal has been there for the longest? Which animal is the largest?

Aleeza

16/3/2015 01:30:12 pm

1.what does a jaguar eat?
2.what does a two-toad-sloth eat?
3.why does a bird fly all day?

Hamza

16/3/2015 02:42:36 pm

These are my three questions I want to ask:
How much food does the animal need in a day?
How many animals do you catch in a year?
What does a sloth eat?
I wonder how the trip will go?
I am SOOOOOOOOO exited about the trip!!!

Hamza

16/3/2015 02:52:13 pm

I wonder what types of animals will be there?
My favorite part is in the bat cave because all you can feel is the wind going past you!
I am SOOOOOOOOO exited about the trip!!!I am TOOOOO exited!!!
FUN FUN FUN.HERE I COME!!!

Kamran

16/3/2015 03:09:43 pm

This will be so much fun

Fatima .D link

17/3/2015 01:09:33 am

I have my three questions, which are...
How many groups of monkey`s are there?
What kind of habitat does a peacock live in?
If there was no water around ,how will the animals survive?

Hamza

17/3/2015 09:26:20 am

This part is the part i dont like, leaving the zoo!
I wish we can have another trip like this, like sea life Centre or knowsley safari park. Worst part EVER!

SUEIMAN

18/3/2015 01:14:04 am

Thank you miss Elliott for taking us to Chester zoo i had a great time seeing the jaguars, tigers, lions and my best bit was when we went into the cave of the bats. It was scary but still had a great time.

did you have a good time in Chester zoo?

Hamza

19/3/2015 09:06:02 am

I have found the differences between a borean orangutan and a normal orangutan:

This subspecies is critically endangered with latest estimates suggesting there are less than 8,000 individuals left in the wild making them much rarer than their relatives on the island of Borneo.

Their distinctive orange fur is somewhat longer and paler and their faces are more elongated, with adult males sporting orange moustaches and fine pale hair covering their cheeks. Both males and females sport “beards”.

Bornean Orangutan

Three subspecies of Bornean orangutan have been recognised but all are confided to the small island of Borneo in Indonesia. Some scientists argue that the Central Bornean Orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii) is perhaps more closely related to the Sumatran orangutan and work is in progress to determine whether this is true or not.

When looking at this subspecies it is possible to see the differences. They sport darker, coarser hair than their Sumatran relatives and the males in particular stand out. They possess very large cheek pads which are covered in short hair resembling a human beard.

Bornean orangutans number around 50,000-60,000 and although their numbers have declined rapidly in recent years the IUCN classifies them as endangered rather than critically endangered.

Regardless of their differences both subspecies of Orangutan are threatened with extinction and unless swift action is taken to halt the devastation to the indonesian rain-forest we face losing them in the very near future.

shazia

24/3/2015 03:15:29 pm

It was amazingly fun I would recommend it to ks1 and ks2

Shazia

28/3/2015 09:06:20 am

I loved the flamingos

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