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SUGAR GLIDER

SUGAR GLIDER. What does it look like?. The sugar glider: Is 40 cm long It has light brown and dark brown fur. The sugar glider has 4 legs. Has big eyes to see in the dark. How does it move?. The sugar glider: Climbs up trees Runs along the ground and branches

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SUGAR GLIDER

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  1. SUGAR GLIDER

  2. What does it look like? The sugar glider: Is 40 cm long It has light brown and dark brown fur. The sugar glider has 4 legs. Has big eyes to see in the dark

  3. How does it move? The sugar glider: Climbs up trees Runs along the ground and branches Glides from tree to tree by using its skin flaps

  4. What kind of babies do they have? The sugar glider: Has live babies

  5. Where do they live? The sugar glider: Lives in forests in Northern Eastern Australia and New Guinea.

  6. What do they eat? The sugar glider: eats gum from plants and sweet liquid produced by insects that suck sap.

  7. by Jess Hildebrandt Thanks for listening

  8. Fantastic work Jess. • Wonderful information written in your own words. Well done. • I like your choice of background – very appropriate for your animal. • Great choice of graphics to suit each piece of information. • Good use of transitions and animations. Makes your presentation more dynamic. • Would be even better if you could find some music for the background. • An outstanding effort, one to be proud of. • 23/5/14

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