The New Zealand
Weta.
This is what a real
live weta looks like.
Observational Drawings
We made some observational
drawings of dead wetas.
Weta
Wetas live in New
Zealand forests and in caves and trees and under bark. Every weta has
six legs. Cats can eat them.
By Claire
By Harpal
By Melissa
Weta Paintings.
We decided to paint
pictures of wetas to put on our classroom walls. We hope you like our
work.
By Mathew
By Kanwarbir
By Kenneth
By Melissa
By Logan
Weta
Wetas live in NZ
forests. They live in holes in trees. They eat small flowers and
leaves. A weta looks like a cricket. Wetas are special to us because
we like them.
By Daniel K.
By Louis
Wetas
A weta has six legs
and they have exoskeletons.
By Taylor
Weta
In a hollow tree
there lives a giant weta.
Here comes another
weta and they fight.
The weak weta does
not win. The strong weta wins.
By Brittany
The Weta
The weta is scary. He
is hiding under a tree. Enemies are after him. The weta is fierce. He
is going to fight another weta. One has run away. The female wetas
are safe.
By Fraser
By Daniel G
Wetas
Wetas have powerful
legs. They live in trees. They have three parts to their bodies. They
have six legs.
By Megan
The Weta
Wetas live in forests
and in caves in New Zealand. They eat fruit, flowers and leaves.
Wetas look like grasshoppers. They also look like crickets. They have
six legs, a thorax and an abdomen. They also have antennae and a
head. Rats and moreporks love to eat wetas. They have three body
parts and an exoskeleton. Female wetas lay eggs from their
ovipositor.
I like wetas.
By Renee
Weta
Weta, weta, you're so
scary.
Mighty weta in a
hollow rata tree.
The morepork comes at
night to eat you.
By Joanna
Weta
Wetas live in caves
and they fight. They fight together.
Every weta has six
legs and they have a thorax, an abdomen, eyes, head and antennae.
Some cats eat wetas. Even rats eat wetas too.
By Harpal
By Nick
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