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Sunday, 10 November 2019

E-Portfolio writing Term 4

Level 2 & 3 Achievement Objectives:


Select and use sources of information, processes, and strategies with some confidence to identify, form, and express ideas.


Show some understanding of how to shape texts for different purposes and audiences.


Select, form, and express ideas on a range of topics.


Use language features appropriately, showing some understanding of their effects.


Organise texts, using a range of structures.


Insert a picture of your draft report here - it must be clear














Publish your writing here
The Moa is a large NZ bird.
The Moa is now extinct


Bush Moa
Little bush Moa lived in wet rain forests, and were probably preyed on by both Haast's eagle (south island only) and Elyse harrier.  They probably took up to eight years to reach adult size.
The sturdy-edged bill suggests that little bush moa browed on twigs and other tough plant material

The giant Moa 
 It is hard to know exactly when the last of New Zealand's iconic giant birds kicked the proverbial bucket, but new research has come up with the most accurate guess to date. Moa likely became extinct sometime between 1440-1445 AD, according to a new study from University of Auckland and Land care Research scientists.


Eaten Moa 
It was once thought Moa were exclusively grass-eating  and lived only on grassy plains 
were originally forested, and that these vegetarian birds browsed, trees, shrubs and herd as well as grasses.




Self Reflection:I did Good because I remembered to add full stops and commas.



In this piece of writing I…
used full stops and commas.

My next step is… add more detail.

1 comment:

  1. Summer, you are starting to get the hang of paragraphing your ideas. I like the way you've included subheadings in this piece. Make sure you are re-reading as you go to ensure your writing makes sense. This will also help with editing, because you'l pick up on errors as you go.

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