Features of Dragon Flight Explained
Dragons rely on specific physical attributes to enable flight, including strong chest muscles for wing flapping and the ability to glide without flapping due to tilted wings. This explanation dives into the science behind how dragons soar and hunt for their next meal in the sky.
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Tuesday 26thJanuary LO: To identify the features of an explanation text Why do you think we need explanation texts?
Tuesday 26th January LO: To identify the features of an explanation text Scales, claws, tail, glide, steer, hard, smooth One thing happens because of another thing happening When, because, if and that I am They are . They fly
LO: To identify the features of an explanation text If a dragon wants to fly they first need to flap their wings. Dragons have very strong chest muscles and this enables them to flap their wings. When they flap their wings, the wings push down onto the air and as a result, the air pushes the dragon upwards. The harder the dragon pushes its wings, the further it will move upwards. Dragons wings come in all shapes and sizes. Some are spiky and some have smooth edges.
LO: To identify the features of an explanation text If a dragon wants to fly they first need to flap their wings. Dragons have very strong chest muscles and this enables them to flap their wings. When they flap their wings, the wings push down onto the air and as a result, the air pushes the dragon upwards. The harder the dragon pushes its wings, the further it will move upwards. Dragons wings come in all shapes and sizes. Some are spiky and some have smooth edges.
LO: To identify the features of an explanation text Dragons often need to glide high in the sky to search for their next meal. Dragons can tilt their wings and even their individual scales. When dragons tilt their wings, the wings push down on the air which enables them to glide. If you look really carefully, you will often see a dragon flying without flapping their wings at all. They do not fall because they have their wings tilted.
LO: To identify the features of an explanation text Dragons often need to glide high in the sky to search for their next meal. Dragons can tilt their wings and even their individual scales. When dragons tilt their wings, the wings push down on the air which enables them to glide. If you look really carefully, you will often see a dragon flying without flapping their wings at all. They do not fall because they have their wings tilted.
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