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This week is sign language week so we played a game called Sign Ninja it was a lot of fun and I took some pictures.
It helps you learn colors, Fruits, Drinks, Names for family like Brother, Mother, Sister ect.
I had a lot of fun playing this game and learning sign language.
Here are some pictures I took while playing the game and the link to the game. Enjoy.
Here is the link.
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This week we made crystals out of Borax, Salt and Sugar and made a slide on how to make them and what ingredients we used.
I made this slide with Catherine M, Brittney I, Tayla B and Sophia D. I had a lot of fun making this with my group.
Tayla & I make the salt crystal.
Catherine & Brittney made the sugar crystal.
Sophia made the borax by her self.
Here is the slide are group made. Enjoy.
Have you ever made crystals? See you next time I post. Byeeeee
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This week we have bee making a scientific report on what powders dissolve in water the quickest.
We used: Salt,Sugar,Corn Flour,Flour,Citric Acid and Sand. Some of the reactions were surprising and some where what we thought would happen.
I had a lot of fun making this and I really hope you like this.Enjoy.
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Today Matilda,Thomas,Luke and I made a poster on how to play Pukana we had a lot fun making it and we added a video in the QR code.
It was a lot of fun making the poster and I don't normally work with Matilda,Thomas or Luke so it was different but still lots of fun.
With the QR code if you take a smart device and go on the camera app and put it on the QR code and click on the notification that pops up on the screen so you can see the video of us playing the game.
On the poster we have how to play,the rules and a video of us playing the game so you can see how to play.
Here is our work.Enjoy.
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In Yellowstone wolves were reintroduced 1990 which had a very positive impact on the environment and helped all the plants and nature regenerate.
However, in France wolves were attacking all of farmers animals (mainly sheep) so they got hunted all of the wolves until extinction.
Overall I think wolves are great creatures, they are smart and very unique animals.
Who's side are you on? See you next time I post. Byeee.
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These last couple of weeks we have been doing a experiment on what powdery substance's melts/eats away at the ice the quickest.
It has been a lot of fun making this and doing the experiment. Sadly we only got to recorded the fastest time because some were still going at 2 hours. But I still had a lot of fun.
We made our work on Adobe Spark but instead of making a video we made a web page to show our work I really enjoyed making this so I hope you like it.
Here is my work. Enjoy.
Have you heard of this experiment before? See you next time I post,Byeee
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This week we have been learning about wolves and the impact they had on Yellowstone national park in 1995.
Here are some facts:
I made this Yellowstone national park in minecraft using minecraft education edition. Yellowstone national park is placed in the USA it is a lot bigger than this. So I don't think I could make the entire thing in a week.
As you can see I have a lot of trees,animals and caves.
In Yellowstone National Park, in America, wolves were eradicated from the environment. This had a detrimental effect on the land as the elk were taking over, eating the shrubs and damaging the environment. The National Park was becoming barren and exposed.
In 1995, wolves were reintroduced into the park where they began a trophic cascade. This is where other species benefit from their presence and the environment flourishes and regenerates .
Because of the wolves in the park, the elk weren’t grazing by the rivers as they could be easily hunted. Some of them were killed for food by the wolves and the elk population slowed With less elk, the trees could regenerate, and in some places their growth quintupled . More trees meant more migratory birds arrived, as well as song birds, and more trees meant more beavers and otters. Bears returned to the area as there were berries and carrion to eat. The carrion that the wolves left behind was attracting rodents and hawks.
The reintroduction of wolves also affected the course of the rivers as the banks became more stable and so they meandered less. Having wolves back in the park had a very positive impact on Yellowstone National Park
Here are so pictures of my world:
Have you heard of the Yellowstone national park? See you next time I post,Byeeee :)
