MATTER
This week in science we did experiments to study matter. Density is a measurement of matter. Density is volume times mass. Mass is how heavy something is. Volume is the amount of space that a…
Biome Project Thoughts
This week in science we worked on our biomes like we did last week. My partner is Harrison. We finished our panorama of the Galapagos Islands. I added a basking shark and Harrison’s mimic octopus.…
Viscacha
A Viscacha is a Peruvian rodent. Their average weight is 2-5 pounds, their average length is 13 inches. They live at altitudes between 13,000 and 16,000 feet. People have seen this cute animal in places…
Biomes 11/15/20
This week in science we talked about biomes. Biomes are places where things live; for example the forest or sea. We drew biomes out of a hat. Harrison and I chose sea or marine.We had…
Primary & Secondary Succession
This week in science, we talked about primary and secondary succession. Primary succession is when there is no soil left after a natural or man-made disaster. For example, if a volcano erupted and covered 5…
Water Cycle
This week we learned about the water cycle. I think it is so cool. We learned about it in 3rd grade but now we are upgrading what we learned in 3rd grade. That year we…
Parachuting cats into Borneo
This week we made a poster of how DDT was bad for the food web. The DDT was used to kill the mosquitoes who were carrying malaria. It killed the wasps that eat thatch-eating caterpillars,…
cow eyes on butts
Sows in Botswana where getting killed by big cats. Some scientist painted eyes on the cows butts. The eyes on butts stopped the killing. I thought this was sooooooo cool because how wold they even…
letter from a pygmy owl
Dear Mrs Cutatree, Hey, I am a pygmy owl, (Glaucidium Strigidae), one of the most tiny owls. I’m so tiny that the forest is my only way to hide. So do not cut down the…
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