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Sunday, 5 April 2015

I Want to Be Like Kobe Bryant!

Kobe Bryant is a NBA player who is one of the leading players throughout the history of NBA.


Kobe Bryant was born on August 23, 1978 in Philadelphia. He is the son of a NBA player named Joe Bryant. In 1984, after Joe ended his NBA career, Joe Bryant took the family to Italy where he played the Italian League. When the family returned to Philadelphia in 1991, Kobe joined the Lower Merion High School basketball team.

A few years later, Kobe decided to go straight into NBA from high school. In 1996, he was drafted by the Charlotte team and later was traded off to the Los Angeles Lakers. In his second season as a guard, with the Lakers. Kobe was voted a start for the All-star Game at the age of 19 becoming the youngest All-Star in NBA history.

A few seasons later, Kobe helped his team to make it to the 2008 NBA Finals. Sadly, the Lakers were defeated by the Boston Celties, but the Lakers returned the following year. In the 2009 NBA final, the Lakers beat Orlando Magic to win the finals.

On January 21, 2015, Kobe was injured from doing a two-handed dunk while playing against the New Orleans Pelicans. He had to have surgery for the injury and couldn't play for nine months

WALT write a report using the correct structure.
I know this when I write the topic, followed by the details and then the conclusion in my report.

Tuesday, 17 March 2015

Here Comes The Stegosaurus!

A stegosaurus is a dinosaur from the Jurassic period around 150 million years ago.

A stegosaurus was a  large and heavy dinosaur. A fully grown stegosaurus was around 9 metres or 30 feet in length. It could grow up to 4 metres or 14 feet in height. It was nearly 5,000 kilograms in weight!

The Stegosaurus is the most famous dinosaur from a group of dinosaurs known as Stegosauria. Stegosauria dinosaurs were all herbivores and had rows of unique bones the developed into plates and spines along their back and tail.

Did you know the the name 'Stegosaurus' comes from the Greek works 'stegos' meaning 'roof and 'sauros' meaning lizard?

The 17 plates that were found along the back of the Stegosaurus were on the skin rather being attached to the skeleton.

Stegosaurus fossils have been found in North America and more recently in Portugal.

WALT understand the structure of a report.
I know I can do this when I can write the title, followed by the details and then the conclusion.