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My$a Yanna Plant Book:sil
Writtpn
b,:r
I
I
..
Hello fellow students. My name is B:,J ^-
,[rr*,. ,'l;\[,.t,
nn,
and I'm a S'n grade studentat
and I'd like to share with you about what sovfrnnas dre, how important they illc, and a plant of particular interest to InB, gl,n nyosn \Me are learning about
",[oo{
.
About ffi€...
But before I start my book, I'd like to share with you about some qf my favorite things.
f,
i
uornmon
$r€.9o
v
5 o,',e o
*U fo*,,
t
[".,u
"r',it
o,s
A*r,.o,
Corn
So
-e
foLL* oro f rg,ee"l k"Lu o,Jup,'.,*rl,
,
o,,L to"/.o ore, T,le f*roru {,u*, o,J
k
@y?,
oodrGr,, L ).r,,J
,",-"L*
Uo(g lr
rJ
i"fl.JoGr,,kJ
U
Okay, now I'm ready to write about what savilnnfis are and facts about one of my favorite plants,
First, sovannus are found in a wide band on either side of the equator on the edges of tropical forests and desert biomes. Savannas are typically characterized as rolling grasslands scattered with shrubs and isolated trees. Additional characteristics are:-S"o$6fl {,r*, *^rf,,ol., .;tq Ao,,o,o
KE],I .;i - sovo6n4' gt"e"{on
c[
Secondr vre are very fortunate to literally have silvilnno,s as part of our community. They serve pErposes, such as:
Third, there, i* u particular plant of interest to
. f chose
ffiG, namely the
this plant because
6
In the following paragraphs, I wilt briefly discuss the following: cornmon name, scientific name, physical characteristics, needs, range, if the plant is native or non-native, habitat, adaptations, population, status, animals that eat the plant, and whether aborigines used the plant. I hope yoa enjoy the book! El{fO'l
MY fioak
AND IEQN n4oar ri aBour IHf i': nVrt Nt'n^ ^ 'iPt-+Rstr G,'lAs'l
Numes
The common the scientiftc n
has two narnes. The and
In science, the scientifte nsme is the genus and species of the plant or animal. Physical charaeteristics...my plant looks like...
My plpnt
Negds...
In order to g
it needs
> z/
My plant is also very important to the ecosystem because i t pro^vides #^J other animals, such
ui{'(o
9
Lr, 1",,".,.r.
uu
to =o[.,n
Range.,.where it's found...
ffi*'ron"o8.oJnftJ - --.lllDnNocE+i.t \i\
(It
x :_=Z\
-
=".-
.\,
Natfue or non-nstlve...to belong
My plant is ..J.uo Jr., {[o
10
,o
lirifu fi
bzlo,ng.,.
. ^ . e^,,*^ ,^{
Habitat...where plant lives... The habitat is
,.r
Adaptations
sn
. . . special
sorornsni^"
features.
After researchin discovered that
t1
..
Population
pulation of the
Status
The status of the elef
tn{ 6,n*
Who/what eats me?
Animals that eat me are
t2
is
Aborigin€s...
f was curious to inves ieate whether the aborigines used the,, fgr,any ptrrposes: Whsi,t I di
vered was
I}-r"- [" /"-b; r,o *tr,,(*ol [d,**' 1**[p-
13
References (books, articles, web-sites, etc.) www.blueplanet. orglsarmnnas. htm
L,r{ t,o*nu
J'
rj
fon, Lt",
r-ogL'n \
t4
Thank you for reading my book I hope ygu enjoyed it and learned a lot about the
0r,a,q3
. Please feel free t'o
Tomment about my book and also, test your knowledge by answering the following questions below. I look forward to hearing from you.
Comments for me:
Questions for yout {See tf W.can onswer these...) L.
groos'
n Ite
3.
, 1
uto"g,'oG
Template book copyright 20l2by Lisa M. Algee
15
