Explanational Writing T3 W6
Your writing task for week 6
WALT: explain how something works.
How do you write an explanation of how things work? (What is our success criteria?)
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Some students at Wesley Primary School would like to know how sea turtles grow into adults.
Your mission for this week is t0:
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Title: HOw sea turtles develop into adults
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Word list:
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Your explanation goes here:
HOw sea turtles develop into adults (co Wrote)
Female sea turtles lay their eggs in the sand and sadly 20 % never survive. Sea turtles have been around since the jurassic time, over 150 million years.
Firstly a female sea turtle lays approximately 50 and 200 eggs at one time. She lays her eggs in a hole on the beach and covers them with sand. Once she has done that she leaves her eggs and goes back to the ocean. After the female lays her eggs they take around 6 weeks to hatch but sadly 20% of those eggs that are layed never hatch.
Secondly sea turtles that make it to the ocean have to survive many dangers like crabs,birds and rubbish.The babies are the size of a humans palm and the size of a ping pong ball.But sadly 50% do not make it to sea.
Thirdly the babies reaches the sea they try and find a hiding place like seaweed because there are many dangers in the sea like sharks, waves ,dolphins ,crabs and sea birds.When coming out to breath.
then 50% of them survive in the sea and the other 50% of them dies.
Finally As each turtle grows they are not able to breed baby sea turtles until they are about 20 years in age.But to live that long is very hard being a turtle, because sea turtles are prey and there are many things that could eat them.If a sea turtle is lucky they can live up to 80 years of age.Then the female sea turtle crawls onto the beach and lays her eggs then another life cycle begins.
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Extension task:
Film yourself giving your explanation of how sea turtles grow into adults and blog it.
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Self Assessment
put more technical words ;.u
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