Henna Hands

Imaan invited her mum to come into our class and do Henna on the girls hands. We all got different designs on our hands and they all look really cool. The reason that she came in is because in our class, we are learning about India. All the henna looked really cool. When she was putting it on us, the Henna paste was very cold. After it was put on us, we had to wait till it was dry. For me, it took about 1 and a half hours for it to dry and then for it to fall off. When the brown paste fell off, it went bright orange.
Here is an image of it when it was brown and wet.

Snow Leopard Report and Tic Tac Toe

Did You Know	Description	Population
That poachers kill them for their fur? That Snow leopards have very large paws? Did you know that a Snow Leopard can use its tail as a blanket to keep it warm.	Grey coat White belly Head and limbs, Black and Brown Tail heavy Winter coat lighter in colour Large cat	Extremely Rare Estimated to be 3000-10000 left in the wild Endangered 370 Captivity
Food	Habitat	Behaviour
Carnivores Wild Hares Birds Sheep and Blue Sheep Mountain Goats Wild Boar Marmots Bobak Mice Gazelles Deer Tahr	Mountains Steep Areas Himalayan Highlands of India Mountain Ranges Pine/evergreen. Scrub	Den in Caverns Solitary Crevices Pairing during Breeding Do not roar Nocturnal Active early morning and late afternoon Snow leopards prefer to inhabit steep cliff areas
Threats	Breeding	Facts
Tigers Jaguars Poachers	Litter: 2-5 cubs at a time Gestation 98-103 days End of winter Jan-May	The snow Leopard can kill animals 3 times its size It comes back to its animal that it has killed for over 3 or 4 days so that it can get a feed every day.

My Report

Introduction

The snow Leopard is an amazing animal. It lives in India and is very beautiful. It is black and white and has some brown also on it. Read this report to find out more facts about the Snow Leopard, the amazing animal.

Description

The Snow Leopard is a large cat. It has a grey and white coat. The limbs and the head of the Snow Leopard is pure black or brown. In the winter, the coat of the Snow Leopard is lighter in colour. The tail of a Snow Leopard is quite heavy.

Food

Snow Leopards are carnivores. They eat wild hares, birds, sheep and blue sheep,

mountain goat, wild boar, marmots, bobak, mice, gazelles, deer and tahr.

Population

The population of the Snow Leopard now is estimated at about 3000-10000 left in the wild

370 in captivity.

Breeding

Snow Leopards breed at the end of winter from January to May.In a litter there are 2-5 cubs at a time. Gestation is for 98-103 days until the Cub is born. Snow Leopard cubs are very cute. I would love to keep one as a pet. When the cubs are born, they are blind and helpless.

Behavior

Snow Leopards den in Caverns and pairing up during Breeding. Heaps of people think that Snow Leopards roar but they do not roar. Did you know that Snow Leopards are nocturnal. They are active early morning and late afternoon. Snow leopards prefer to inhabit steep cliff areas.

Habitat

Snow Leopards like to live on mountains, Pine and evergreen and steep areas. Some live in the himalayan highlands of India. They also live in scrub.

Did you know

That poachers kill them for their fur? I think that is really sad because they are really awesome animals so I think that they should stop. The Snow leopard has very large paws so that it can climb. Did you know that a Snow Leopard can use its tail as a blanket to keep it warm. Did you know that Snow Leopards store fat in their tails to keep them warm.

Facts

The amazing Snow Leopard can kill animals up to 3 times its size

It comes back to its animal that it has killed for over 3 or 4 days so that it can get a feed every day. The scientific name for a Snow Leopard is a unica unica. A male Snow leopard is called a Leopard and a female Snow Leopard is called a Leopardess. Snow Leopards and Endangered. Snow Leopards are mammals. Like humans, Snow Leopards have all different paw prints.