On Monday, we experimented with the filter feeders mussels. Mussels do a super job of filtering seawater. You can find out more about mussels and the important job they do here. Unfortunately, our experiment wasn't very successful but we hope to have a go another time.
Following that, we completed some shared reading, looking at the Science Hub website and also investigating the story Kutai in the school journal. From all of this knowledge, we started to create some infographics, explaining what mussels are and why they are important for healthy seas. You can see our experiment in action, and some of our infographics in the slideshow below.
Hi Te Ana Ako
ReplyDeleteWow you knocked my socks off around your mussels facts.
It reminds me of the mussels that I have found before.
Why do you think the experiment didn't work?
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Hi Te Ana Ako - it looks like you had a really exciting week in the mornings when I wasn't around! This made me think of the science experiments I used to do when I was at school as a student. I wonder if you could give us a hint how the story 'Kutai' related to Sea Week?
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Miss McGrath
Hi Te Ana Ako' I'm Brittany
ReplyDeleteI liked how you told us alot of infomation about what you did on Sea Week. It made me think about the times I do experimentes at home. Maybe next time you could add some more photos of what you did on Sea Week.
Blog you later.
Hi Te Ana Ako I'm Amara. I really like the way that you are doing work about sea week. It reminds me of when I did fcts about sea week. Maybe next time you could write about what your favourite part of Sea Week was. Blog you later!
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