hello bloggers, today is tuesday the 11th of November 2025, and this week week 6 term 4, for this blog post I had to make an information report about a kiwi with 2 of my plans, and don’t forget that this took 2 days and the second day I also did something special, I had to make a report about a TUI bird and I didn’t write it I split it up into paragraphs with a title and subheadings In Front of each one. and here is my 2 plans, number 1: this work was DAY 1!
| Appearance
(What the animal looks like) |
Brown, long beak, long skinny and bumpy legs, black claws of a hawk, kiwis have a beak mouth and a nose on their mouth too. Kiwis most of the time have a round body, small wings, and no tail. |
| Habitat
(Where the animal lives) |
Forests, grasslands and scrublands are where kiwis live sometimes. They normally live in stuff like the south and north pole because it is colder and gets darker earlier and that is better for the kiwis. |
| Diet
(What the animal eats) |
Kiwis eat stuff such as: Worms, insects, and spiders all contained with their larvae, and more slugs and grubs they eat. |
| Behaviour
(How the animal acts) |
As small as these kiwis are, they are flightless birds, kiwis behave as they normally are up at night and eat at night too. |
| Other facts |
Kiwi’s are one of the bird that can’t fly, kiwis are the only bird with nostrils at the end of their beaks, all female kiwis are larger than male kiwis, |
and this second piece of art as I call it, it is called plan 2, so try and enjoy what you see out of this plan for the kiwi information report: here it is:
| My animal/title/topic: |
Kiwi information report |
| → What country is the animal from?
→ What is their classification (reptile, mammal, aves, marsupials, etc)?
→ Is your animal endangered, protected, or common? |
Introduction:
- Kiwis are from New Zealand as a natural bird.
- Kiwis are mainly mammals but also avian too.
- Kiwis aren’t endangered but they are most of the time protected around New Zealand.
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| → What do they look like?
→ What features do they have?
→ What other information can you find on their appearance? |
Appearance:
- Kiwis are Brown,with a long beak, long skinny legs, and black claws.
- Kiwis have brown grooved feathers around their body.
- More of kiwis ‘ appearance is that Kiwis most of the time have a round body, small wings, and no tail.
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| → Where do they live (ocean, forest, desert)?
→ Where can they be found? (countries)
→ What is the climate like (hot, dry, mountainous)? |
Habitat:
- Kiwis normally live in dark cold-ish places where they like best.
- Kiwis are found living in New Zealand right now.
- Kiwi places are dark and cold ish.
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| → What type of diet do they have?
→ What do they eat?
→ Are they a herbivore, omnivore or carnivore? |
Diet:
- Kiwis have a diet like eating bugs and stuff like that.
- Kiwis eat stuff like worms, insects, and grubs.
- Kiwis are omnivores because of what they like to eat.
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| → How do they move (run, swim, fly)?
→ Is the animal diurnal or nocturnal?
→ Do they have any predators? How does the animal protect itself from predators? |
Behaviour:
- Kiwis don’t run, fly, or swim most of the time kiwis walk as slow as a sloth does.
- Kiwis are nocturnal?
- A kiwi uses its claws and long powerful feet to fight off the predators and rivals it has.
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| → What will your subheadings be?
→ Conclusion? Fun fact? Did you know?
→ What interesting facts can you find? |
Conclusion/Interesting facts:
- The things I had talked about in this information report are kiwis Appearance, Habitat, Diet, and Behavior.
- Did you know that all female kiwis are larger than male kiwis.
- An Interesting fact about a kiwi is that kiwis are the only bird with nostrils on the end of their beaks.
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and with all of that I could make a kiwi information report. and so here it is:
All About The Kiwi Information Report
INTRODUCTION:
Did you know the Kiwi is a native bird that is mainly known in New Zealand. They are one of the only birds that can’t fly. All types of species of kiwis are protected because there aren’t many left. This kind of animal has a furry, funny look. Kiwis are famous for their long beak and small body.
APPEARANCE:
Kiwis are Brown, with a long beak, long skinny legs, and black claws. Kiwis have brown grooved feathers around their body. Kiwis appear to have a round body, small wings, and no tail. Kiwis are rare for their nostrils at the end of their beaks.
HABITAT:
Kiwis normally live in dark cold-ish places. Kiwis are found living in New Zealand, and most of the time kiwis are shy so trying to see one without scarring them is one of the rarest things in the world.
DIET:
Kiwis have a diet like eating bugs and insects. Kiwis eat stuff like worms, spiders, and grubs. Kiwis are omnivores because of what they like to eat. Kiwis eat lots and have one of the best senses of smell in the world.
BEHAVIOUR:
Kiwis don’t run, fly, or swim most of the time kiwis speed walk. A kiwi uses its claws and long powerful feet to fight off the predators and rivals it has. Some rivals and predators are: Hedgehogs (because they eat kiwi eggs before they are born), And Possums (because they are known to kill adult kiwis and steal their children)! Kiwis are nocturnal and because kiwis are nocturnal they are most active at night and rest in burrows at night. They use their good sense of smell to find their way through the darkness.
CONCLUSION:
In conclusion, kiwis Appearance, Habitat, Diet, and Behavior are important to know in a kiwis life. Did you know that all female kiwis are larger than male kiwis. An Interesting fact about a kiwi is that kiwis are the only bird with nostrils on the end of their beaks!
DAY 2! on day 2 I split a TUI bird report made by one of the teachers. so I hope you like what you see! for the next day we needed to split this information report and it was about a TUI bird I loved doing this task and I hope you do too, hope you love it and I will make sure to see you in the next one bye bye bloggers and here it is.
THE TUI!
Introduction
The Tūī is a loud and clever bird found only in New Zealand. It is a bird (Aves). You can see Tūī in forests and in our city parks and gardens. A Tūī is a common bird, which is great because they are important helpers for our native trees!
Apparence
The Tūī is a medium-sized bird. From far away, it looks totally black. But up close, its feathers shimmer with beautiful shiny colours like blue, green, and bronze—like a rainbow! They have a special mark: two little white, fluffy feathers on their neck, which look like a bow tie. This makes it easy to spot!
Habitat
Tūī live all over New Zealand. They are found in native forests and also in gardens where lots of native plants grow. They are great at flying and spend a lot of time high up in the trees. The weather in their home is usually cool and wet.
Diet
The Tūī is mainly a herbivore (plant eater). Their favourite food is the sweet, sticky liquid called nectar from native flowers, like the ones on the flax plant. They also eat native fruits and sometimes tiny insects. They have a curved beak that fits perfectly into the flowers to drink the nectar.
Behavior/Adaptations
Tūī are active during the day (diurnal). They are famous for their loud and very unusual songs. Their voice can make beautiful bell sounds mixed with clicks, coughs, and funny squeaks! A Tūī is a good singer because it has two voice boxes! They are fast flyers, but their wings make a loud whirring sound when they move. The animal is very protective of its food trees and will chase away other birds.
Conclusion
The Tūī’s name comes from the Māori language. Did you know? Tūī are so clever that they can copy the sounds of other birds, and sometimes even a mobile phone ringtone!
and that comes to the end of my blog with all of that my 2 plans, plan 1, and plan 2. also adding the kiwi information report I made using the plan 1 and 2. also made the TUI report splitting and the best one from h=that was probably the kiwi report not the plans the kiwi information report. I hoped you liked it and I will see you in the next one bye bye bloggers. and I hope to do this again bye bye bloggers!
