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Sunday, January 24, 2010

Emperor Penguins


We are enjoying researching and learning about emperor penguins.




We have watched BBC (David Attenborough)and National Geographic documentaries and the INCREDIBLE and INSPIRING March of the Penguins film. We have made lots fo notes and have discussed what we have learnt.








To help research even more, why not find out more about emperor penguins with some of these weblinks:













http://www.emperor-penguin.com/

Watch lots of video clips from this link:
http://video.google.co.uk/videosearch?hl=en&source=hp&q=emperor+penguin&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=o8xbS_qYG5Lc7APavpz-Dw&sa=X&oi=video_result_group&ct=title&resnum=18&ved=0CEgQqwQwEQ#


Discover more about Antarctica at:

Watch the March of the Penguins trailor :

6 comments:

Josh D said...

The penguins are so cute.
the march of the penguins is a sad and funny movie and I really engoyed it and I learnt lots.

Josh D

Corynn said...

I really enjoyed March of the Penguins, it was really good.
The only bit I did not like was the part when the leopard seal caught the penguin. It almost made me cry!!
Corynn

Molly said...

I really enjoyed march of the penguins and the national geographic documentry! I really will enjoy this theme!


Mols
>^..^<

OWNAGE said...

GRRRRRRRRRR.....

I missed all that cool stuff????????

Corynn said...

These pictures are sooo cute, especially the last one of the chick.
Corynn

Josh D said...

The emporer penguins can dive to upto 1850 feet
They also stand 45 inches tall or 115 cm tall.
The penguins also hunt for 2 months on end before undergoing their long march to the breeding grounds

Josh D