• Introduction:

          Is soil erosion a problem in NZ?:

        Ans: yes

• Experiment 1: Soil erosion

• We put a soil and water in the container because

         We´re trying to investigate how soil wash away from

         The water.

• Experiment 2: Effect of vegetation (plant)

• There´s a grass, soil and soil with leaves so we do the grass one first

         And we put some water on the top on it and there´s measuring cup           

         Under the grass and when we put the water in the grass the water turns    

         to a blurry water. Our second experiment was the soil and we do the

         Same thing that we did in first experiment, and the result was really

         Dirt water. And the last one was soil with leaves and the result was

         A little bit clear water.

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Todays Work

Learning Outcome:

to use vocab words in writing and practise reading comprehension skills.

Success Criteria:

A new blog post with, All Work from now lesson

                                                      The Great Pacific Garbage Patch

              The marines sailing through the Pacific so nervous for the war in the China.
but under their boat there´s a great great white shark they didn´t saw the shark that the shark following them. After that at the middle of the pacific the shark gone, in a minute the shark back and he smash the boat that the marines using. 10 of marines had died by the shark but one of their member was save by the broken door in the boat. At night when he sleep in the middle of the pacific the wind blew him through the island called The Great Pacific Garbage Patch. And the guy that has save in the tragedy was very thankful to God That he gave him another life for him. But 1 week ago he died from no food and from the cold climate. THE END

Water Sustainability

1. 

   What is sustainability?: he ability to be maintained
2. at a certain rate or level.
3. What is the current state of water quality in New Zealand?: Freshwater quality
4. How is NZ helping Water sustainability?: Good