Hey bloggers its me Bella and this is all the volcano work we had to do in the past week or so.
What have you been doing in these weeks??? This is my presentation of presentations,so I hope you like these slides!
Here are my slides.
What did you do for yours?? Make sure you have done them!Blog ya later!BYE
Fantastic, Bella, these are all really well presented slides with lots in info I didn't know about volcanoes. Have ever been to Rangitoto, I think that was the last volcano to erupt in Auckland.
ReplyDeleteKia ora Bella, I can see you have been working really hard on your volcanoes research - it looks like you have learnt a lot! I like how you have used a range of photos to show us the different types of volcanoes. Your Parts of a Volcano diagram is clear and well labelled - ka pai! Your creative writing in the third Google Slide is very good. I can see you have thought carefully about which words to use in your writing. I particularly like: "The terrifying sight brought terror to my heart" and "like seeing fireworks dancing in the dusk" - you can be proud of your writing!
ReplyDeleteHere's an interesting fact I found online at National Geographic Kids: The word “volcano” comes from the Roman name “Vulcan” - he was the Roman god of fire!
Kia pai tō rā. (Have a good day.)
Kia ora Bella. Wow! There is so much learning happening here. Well done on accepting the challenge of using google shapes and lines to draw and label a diagram of a volcano.
ReplyDeleteComposite volcanoes are also a favourite of mine. Even though they are dangerous, I think that when they explosively erupt, it is visually amazing to watch.
What would you do if a volcano erupted in Auckland?