Amelia C's Learning Journey

Hello everyone Today we had on the ill man come in to talk to us about Eels.he told us lots about them. did you know that a female oil is bigger than a male eel did you know that a female oil is bigger than a male eel. here is a list of facts he told us. eels do not eat when they are travelling to Bread Females lay 70-20,000 some eels eat crabs and then when they poop their bottom get red and sore people say eels have horns but it's their notrals  their teeth face inward a longfin gets up to two meters long they smell things really easily in the river eels don't like lots of dirt floating around in the water eels eat their food whole eels don't like the sun light they like the shade  there is sometimes lots of little baby eels swimming together a photo of Don the eel man talking to us                                                                                                                       

as-salamu alaykum Today we had some people come in to talk to us about South Sudan. They said a lot of things like supermarket food is really expensive and the houses are made out of bamboo rocks sticks here's  a list of facts they talked about. they die their hair red with cow pee there are sixty five languages in South Sudan the road is very dangerous  you go toilet in a hole the South Sudan people have never seen a white person before there are not a lot of things to do in South Sudan they get scars when they are a babies to now what chive they are they have to walk a long way to get their water they have little planes that only fit twelve people in it it is very hot at night they have to shave their head at school they use a lot of power for air conditioning to keep them cool There is a lot of things you can learn about in South Sudan. This is the South Sudan money.  this is a photo of the Batten team team and I listening to Phil and Janet.

Hi  Today I watched a video with the Batten team. So people talked to use about the water in Canterbury. People from schools asked questions and the people on the video would answer them. Someone asked does the groundwater ever run out. Then the scientists said no the groundwater does not run out.Its because the groundwater goes down in to  the ground and a pipe goes down to suck so that we can get water to drink and use for gardens but you cannot use too much a day so we can save water for other times.Once the video said that  a river had been looked after very well. The rubbish that had been removed more plant were planted to make more shade and over hangs and then a fence was put in when all the new stuff got moved in. They said it looked great and all creatures living in it would love it. They had some really good stuff to talk about I loved it. It's a great thing to go on it will teach you quite a lot.                                                                         

hi guys An awesome van came to school called science in a van.It was so cool.And they even made a rocket that ackerly moved up in the air it was so cool.You should look at their app online

Hello I had a great day on march the 7th,we went to heathcote river.We all had such a exciting day.We went to look at eels and look at what is going on with the river. We got it tuch eels,catch little fish,Find cute little bugs that eels eat and make an eels with natcher.It was awesome. We went to five sessions.My favourite session was make something made of nature about the urban eels.I got in a group with my friends Lola, Molly and Eilish. We thought of making a river with a garden but that was too hard so we made an eel. It was made out of grass with flowers for the fin and we made It a longfin eel.We had rubbish all around it to show what people are doing to eels.After the other sessions we had to walk back to school.That was a great day. thank you.