Shelter searching

In some places, it is good to build your shelter of the ground to protect your self from things like spiders and other bugs. If it is possible to build your shelter near running water then you should but a safe dissent away so the insects are a while away from you. If you would want to make your shelter near water you would have to make it off the ground just in case the water floods! Your shelter will need to protect you from mosquitos, other insects and deer rain and other stuff! Maybe you could build your shelter up a tall tree! To build your shelter you could use lots of different things like big sticks, flax, something sharp and big leaves! The leaves will protect you from the rain! You could sleep off the ground and you could use big leaves as a blanket but you would have to shake the tree leaves out from any insects!

Native Trees, Lacebark!

This is my research of the Lacebark tree and I did as much as I could. I put in facts and other detail. I found out other names for the tree and what it can be used for. It can be used for medicine and weaving. I found out were the Lacebark can be found. I think that the Lacebark locks really beautiful and I like the shape of its leaves. The Lacebark comes from the Mallow family. I have liked doing all of this research and making tea and this other cream stuff that can be used for helping things like rashes. I have had lots of fun doing this task for our survival.

CC,T4,AWW, Week 4

This is my chapter chat for this week and I did away with words. For away with words, I had to make an acrostic poem. I made it off Ghost the main character of the book. I drew lots of other little bits like a jumper, running track, a medal, shoes and lots of different shapes. I did sentences instead of just one word because I wanted to make my work an overflowing honey jar. I had lots of fun doing my task this week.

Knots, Bowline knot

This is a  bowline knot. I had lots of trouble trying to make this knot because it would go tight and the loop would go away! The only way I figured out was from the help of my friend Rylee! The thing I was doing wrong was that you had to make a little loop and I was twisting the loop the wrong way so it would not work! You had to make it a certain way! I rate this a 2/5 for easy rating!

Knots, Overhand knot

This is the overhand knot. This is my fourth-knot blog post! We only had to do three but because I was done all the other school work I had to do I made another one! The overhand knot is used for fishing, shoelaces, climbing and making other knots! I rate the easy rating a 4/5 because it is quite easy to do it once you get the hang of it! I had lots of fun making thins knot.

Konts, Alpine butterfly knot.

This is the alpine butterfly knot and my favorite knot! The alpine butterfly knot is a fixed loop that is easy to untie. The alpine butterfly knot is also known as the lineman's loop. The alpine butterfly knot is used for rock climbing and stuff like that. I learned two ways to make an alpine butterfly knot but the way I like to do is the easy way and the fastest way. The easy way I rate it a 5/5 and the hard way I rate it a 2 and a half.

Knots, Clove Hitch knot

This is a clove hitch knot and you make it tide to something. I tide it to a chair. The clove hitch knot is used for securing lines running along with a series of posts and other stuff. I rate this knot a 3 and a half out of five for hardness. You can also tie it around sticks and big wood. A clove hitch knot is secure when tied straight. I had lots of fun tieing the clove hitch knot.