My Plan(for Minecraft)
November 4, 2024
My Plan:
Here is a photo of my planning sheet for STEAM Minecraft:
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Minecraft ideas
October 22, 2024
Kaitiakitanga
October 22, 2024
Kaitiakitanga
What it is:
Kaitiakitanga means “Guardians of the Earth”. Māori people believe that there is a deep kinship between humans and nature. They believe that we should take care of our environment. One reason is that trees produce oxygen to breathe. Another is that we need to keep water clean and safe so we can stay hydrated. Those are some reasons why, so take care!
How to show Kaitiakitanga:
1: Use and dispose of harmful materials properly. 2: Don’t dump waste in rivers, lakes, and oceans. 3: Don’t overuse fertilisers.
4: Join a beach, stream, or wetland cleanup team. 5: Don’t litter, especially these items: Motor oil, Pesticides, Leftover paints or paint cans, Mothballs, Flea collars, Household cleaners, and a number of medicines.
Week 6 Blog
September 22, 2024
Extreme Weather
What could be some factors that can cause extreme weather?
Global Warming could melt glaciers and rise the sea level, then all the extra water could evaporate and form rain clouds. The rain clouds would rain and rain then cause a flood.
Could you relate it to the Water Cycle?
A flood could be related to the Water Cycle by when the water is evaporated and formed into a rain cloud, then when the cloud lets out rain.
Week 5 Blog
September 22, 2024
My Temperature Chart
Week 7 Blog
September 13, 2024
My Water Poster
Screenshot:
Week 4 Blog-My life as a Raindrop
August 18, 2024
My life as a Raindrop
Here is a comic strip of my life as a Raindrop to help you understand better how it works.
Week 3 Blog
August 13, 2024
Week 2 Blog
August 13, 2024
THE WATER CYCLE -Guardians Of The Earth -Kaitiakitanga
August 7, 2024
THE WATER CYCLE
What do I know about The Water Cycle: The main parts of The Water Cycle are: Collection, Evaporation, Condensation, and Precipitation.
What do I want to learn about The Water Cycle and Cycles in Nature: What is The Plant Cycle? What is The Rock Cycle? What is The Life Cycle?
What did I do on Tuesday’s session: We got into groups and each had a jar of ice, then we wondered if the ice would change weight if we melted it. Then we melted the ice, and it did change weight!
Here is my work for the initial Water Cycle of Lake Taupo:
