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Hello fellow students" My name is and I'm a 5'h grade student atan elem*"t*y school in Watsonville. f'm in a special class where we ars learning about wetlands and I'd like to share with you about what wetlands are, how impo r tant they arqrrand aqan imal of p a rticu la r intgrest to ffi€, ..--i '* ' , r '-s , i! j.J .
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First, wetlsnds are essentially a very unique ecosystem in that the land is always, or at least most of time, wet- hence the name, wetlsnds. This tem has special characteristics spch as: ',-i ,.r,i,'I\i-i ii':i""-\ i'"'-,- Jl ie*
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Thank you for reading my booh. I hope you enjoyed it anq learned a lot about the (a/,'Srn, a,-, . Please feel free to oahee commenl about my book and also, test your knowledge by answering the following questions below. I look forward to hearing from you.
b;rd
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Comments for me:
Questions for
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lVritten by
,'-'i'
{=-**utifu*r:
T*
rl*. i#td
i
b.""iry.=
Hello fellow students" My name is and I'm a 5'h grade student atan elem*"t*y school in Watsonville. f'm in a special class where we ars learning about wetlands and I'd like to share with you about what wetlands are, how impo r tant they arqrrand aqan imal of p a rticu la r intgrest to ffi€, ..--i '* ' , r '-s , i! j.J .
About rng"o.
lry
_
::
But before I start my book, I'd like to share you about some of my favorite thipBs.
-_..--:-i=r.i#a-a;-
Okay, now I'm ready to.write about what wetlsnds are and facts about one Af my favorite animals, ,t .ii,_ ., . . : !,.; ,.,,1.,.=ira,
i
First, wetlsnds are essentially a very unique ecosystem in that the land is always, or at least most of time, wet- hence the name, wetlsnds. This tem has special characteristics spch as: ',-i ,.r,i,'I\i-i ii':i""-\ i'"'-,- Jl ie*
Secondr rtre are very fortunate to literally have wetlands as part of our community. They serve imPortantP{rPose& such qs:
$STY
Z.* f,}revav-iTs +-&mH:
w;*.e
Third, there is to me, namely the this animal because
rticular animal of interest . I chose
\
In the following paragraphs, I will briefly discuss what I researched about my animal of interest, the LjiI {,0{}:, I will cover the fgllowing: classification, common name, scientific ilame, physical characteristics, behavior, if the animal camouflageso adaptations ) range, migratory, population, status, reproduction, habita$, pr€y, predators, where animal fits in food web, and whether the Ohlone Indians used the S"idfor foo #rp,clothing, or other purposes. I
G
a
Classffication
because
'":#
it
i 'l
a backbone.
. {&
The* The common name and the scientiftc name is
It is classified
two namgs.
ln science, the scientiftc name is the genus and species of the animal
or plant.
'#3
Physical chsracteristics... my onimal looks like...
My animal ;# d,
CamouJlage...does environment?
*y oiffiot
I
blend into its
After reading about thy animal, I realtze that tftklr;,,1 *u. i.-eS', ,L ble,ri'l*
Adaptotions
My animal is unique because +,is a c r ln,* r\FrL* r) 6 Y{r* kW"{xrc Yimr-tln&r. 6lWg 'ro *,tS fz 1"'fr *
I W-a,yhe& -
Animal behavior The way f would describe the behavior of my
animal is
10
' Ef**rrd
Range
Mi ffioes it travelfrom one location to another diffitg seasons? The f"L=li''.&gg,;';::. ,''""i;i.e:i&r** n:d:-q ,. f l "migfate. FOf example,
t1
Population The.
popglation of my animal is
Stutus
tells me The status of the {g*}? %r*&m ffi whether it is endangered, threatened, or stable. 'is What I found out is that the gtr,&,{rrrs'es= 'o.Counf t/ ." I find this
t2
Reproduetion The reproduction of
the
is
, i"
tfiCUbei , O&
Habitat...horue
Prey ond predator...(to eat and to be euten)
e
p
ators
IA
t
"'-i:
.*d.,
v i1.L,. , :: .r ':..;,: i..r t p.,* d \ /^\ **" , r *fu'q 1 /\ ,:.,^t''
;
:.,..1_
t4 1i".
\Lil,,'4
'.'. '*.-
I j{l.r.j.t-t 1.!,* Li ,':l 1/ *.;1 r-. rr'f,i f- iIw f'T*V .' ;L
t'*ttt
"_1 "r\
...1
.' j';*, .,"-,f ": +-
-'
,i. ".k.5J
.4!)j.,,n\rjl
t " * ','.-;" !'a\?-'
*
Food web h
e'r bt'v ot*€' d'
The My animalis a following picture demonstrates where my animal fits in the food web. )*
la'
ot
?5
tsrcds)
.
. -,t'rt?J i ).-At '
'}iophee-
15
Ohlone Indians
the food, clothingt ot {or other pgrposes. What
discovered j
L6
I
References
1P;l*ee
1fiSorr*s'h#ffi
eal ifrr*ruum trcnc*Sr Co, I\Sbr\ r'I';fi't' TO\rdlreg
ffis r&j':**+= Faryu;ffi#n W\nec) i*n ialifio y n i {ft, ffiWh Bg-r Mi g v-c*f - *[
)$ tct L t ?ffi r ffi
#e/@q*, */ho'necew)# Te kLr issrruim W\n/W
h ff&
Alr mh*ryf bi #s.#ry
t7
Thank you for reading my booh. I hope you enjoyed it anq learned a lot about the (a/,'Srn, a,-, . Please feel free to oahee commenl about my book and also, test your knowledge by answering the following questions below. I look forward to hearing from you.
b;rd
f
Comments for me:
Questions for
yout
(Can yoa finswer these...)
&ti{*n
l. ,l L.
3.
+hq,
ver*obra*e a
18
Utli{*r-
T,owtxr
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