Water Quality with Mrs Elmore
The
Year 3's are learning about Change and we are especially looking at how
water quality changes. We went down to our school gully (in our school
grounds) to learn about how the quality of our water effects the life
living in it. Mrs Elmore had some fantastic activities for us to
explore what lives in our stream.
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| We sequenced the life cycle of the damselfly. |
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| We had to sort the insects. |
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| We learned about how eels travel all the way to Tonga to lay their eggs, then die. Then the babies swim all the way home and return to the same stream their parents lived in. AMAZING! |
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| We found Tonga on the globe. |
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| We learned about kokopu. |
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| What insects can we see living in our stream water? |
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| Our school gully. |
It was very amazing learning about our water.It was very fun. I wish we had done the fishing thing.
ReplyDeleteby Ben Craig
The fishing part was my favourite game.
ReplyDeleteI can't belive eel's can swim from where they were born to tonga!
ReplyDeleteLooking at the bugs and doing fishing was my favourite part
ReplyDeleteMy favourite was when we had a look at some bugs that
ReplyDeletelive in our gully stream.
Hello bruno. Nice smile but what are you looking at.
ReplyDeleteHow old is the gully? (can you awnser my question?)
ReplyDeleteI wonder what insects are living in our gully
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