Kindergarten, Kindergarten What Do You See

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Kindergarten, Kindergarten What Do You See?

• Created by Mr. Berg Ms. Kuethers
  Kindergarteners and Mrs. Showens Sixth Grade
  Helpers

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Thorsten,Thorsten

• What do you see?
• With the help of Scott Bohnsack.

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I see a hammerhead shark looking at me!

• The great hammerhead shark is up to 11.5 ft long.
• The hammerhead has 20-40 pups about 27 inches
  long.
• They eat a verity of fish including skates,rays
  and other hammerhead sharks.

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• Mitchell, Mitchell
• what do you see?

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I see a brown dog looking at me

• They like to swim
• They like hunting
• It can live up to 20 years old
• They grow to be 80 pounds and 24 inches

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Huston, Huston

• What do you see?
• With the help of Courtney Amundson

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I see a blue Great White Shark looking at me.

• Its teeth can be as sharp as a steak knife.
• The shark can be nearly 20 feet long and weighs
  5,000 pounds.
• Great White Sharks dont chew their food they
  tear it.
• The Great White Shark is the largest meat eating
  shark.

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Alisa Alisa what do yousee?

• By Alisa and Cole

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I see a white swift fox

• Foxes live in short grass, prairies and desert
  some foxes
• Fox are the smallest in North America
• Adults weigh 2 and 3 kilograms
• They are about the size of a domestic cat

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Brett,Brett

• What do you see?

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I see a blue electric eel looking at me.

• Electric eels can grow to be 6-9 feet in length.
• Electric eels are fish eating species.
• They are long and slender like a snake.
• They are found in the Amazon river.

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Sammy, Sammy

• What do you see?

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I see a green turtle looking at me.

• Turtles do not have teeth.
• A group of turtles is called a bale.
• Boy box turtles have red eyes. Girls have brown.
• Some turtles can live more than a year without
  food.

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Barrett,Barrett

• What do you see?

Sixth grade helpers Nicole and Ross
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I see a blue whale looking at me.

• The yellowish coloring on the belly is because
  the species .
• There is 5,000 blue whales.
• It usually live sin seas but sometimes in by
  shore.
• It weighs about 196 tons.

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Brady, Brady

• What do you see?
• With the help of Ryan Mac!

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I see a brown bear looking at me!

• Bear bear cubs need their moms milk to live
• Brown bears live on mountains, valleys, and
  meadows
• Brown bears are often confused with black bears
  because of fur color.

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Tehya,Tehya What do you see?

• By Tehya S.
• and sixth grade helpers

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I see a lion looking at me.

• The lion is the biggest African carnivore
• The color is sandy to tawny color
• the lions live in prides in Africa
• A fully grown lion is 10 feet in length

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Rozalyn, RozalynWhat do you see

• BySavanah and Rozalyn

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I see a blue dolphin looking at me.

• A dolphin is found off the coast of Namibia and
  the west coast of South America
• They feed on dwelling fish and squid
• One side is black and the other side is gray
• its body length is 8 feet long

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Oktober, Oktober

• What do you see?
• With the help of Meranda and Addy.

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I see a black tabby cat looking at me.

• The tabby cat has stripes.
• Tabbies are a wild cat.
• The word tabby refers to stripes, dots, and
  swirling patterns.
• Many tabbies have the pattern of a M on their
  forehead

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Antonio, Antonio

• What do you see?
• With the help of Amy VanNatta

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I see a yellow cheetah looking at me!

• The cheetah is a meat - eater.
• The cheetah lives mostly in Sub-Saharan Africa.
• Cheetahs can purr, barks,hisses,and chirps.
• An adult cheetah has yellow or tan fur with solid
  black spots.

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Alexis, Alexis
What do you see?

• What do you see?
• With the help of Kaylin and Jenny

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I see a White Jack Rabbit looking at me.

• Jack Rabbits have many enemies like
  coyotes,bobcats, foxes, homed owls, hawks and
  snakes. These enemies eat both the young and
  adult.
• There are three species of hares Native
  California , the Black-tailed, and the Snow shoe
  hair. Also the white tailed.
• Unlike other rabbits Jack Rabbits dont build
  nests.
• When Jack Rabbits are born they have fur and
  their eyes are open when there born.

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Kyle, Kyle what do you see?

• ByKyle and Anthony

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I see a orange tiger looking at me.

• Between 5,000 and 7,000 wild tigers living in the
  world today.
• Most tiger live in forests and grassland.
• There home to more than 80 of wild tiger in the
  world.

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Jazminelee, Jazmine lee

• What do you see ?
• By Jazminelee and Marielle

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I see a black and white cow looking at me.

• Cows can be found all over the world.
• The very first cow went to Jamestown colony in
  1611.
• For the first 8-9 weeks a calf is fed milk only.
• Dairy cows give most of the worlds milk .

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Trevor, Trevor what do you see?

• Sixth Grade helper Nick.

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I SEE A BLUE T-REX LOOKING AT ME.

• THE LARGEST KNOWN MEATEATER.
• HAS MORE THAN 60 TEETH.
• IT STANDS 20 FEET HIGH.

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Leah, Leah What Do You See?Sixth Grade
Helper Brittany
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I see a Siamese cat looking at me.

• This Siamese cat shown is located in Tucson,
  Arizona at the edge of the Saguaro National Park.
• Siamese are originated from Siam.
• The Siamese is a strong, short coated breed with
  what looks like a painted coat that is silky to
  touch.

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Randy,Randy, What Do You See?

• Sixth Grade Helper Brittany.

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I see a Brown boxer looking at me.

• Males stand between 23-25 inches tall.
• Boxers normally weigh 66-70 lbs.
• The boxer is a German Breed developed in the late
  1800s.
• They have difficulty in regulating body
  temperatures and do not do well in very hot
  conditions.

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Gage,Gage

• WHAT DO YOU SEE ?
• By Gage and Katie W

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I see a white mountain goat looking at me.

• The mountain goat population is approximately
  100,000 in British Columbia.
• The mountain goat has a narrow looking head ,
  with black shiney horns that look like a backward
  curve.
• The mountain goat lives in the rocky mountains in
  parts of North America.
• The mountain goat eats grasses, flowers ,and any
  tree or shrub.

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Animal Power Point Presentation. Created by
Mr. Berg Miss Kuether's Kindergarten Class with
help from Mrs. Showen's Sixth Grade Class.
March 2006The sixth graders helped us look up
information about our animal on the internet and
then taught us how to use Power Point to make a
Presentation.Thank you Sixth Grade!