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Showing posts with label Weather and Climate Change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weather and Climate Change. Show all posts

Thursday, 31 October 2019

The Water Cycle

This week in science hurumanu also known as Climate Chaos we cut out 10 hexagons and explained why they are together.

This week for Climate Chaos we had to cut out 10 hexagons and explain how each of them went together.

Water Cycle is connected to Transpiration because transpiration is a step of the Water Cycle.

Transpiration and Water Vapour are connected because they are all the action of water vapour going up.

Water Vapour and Evaporation are connected together because they are from water (Oceans, Lakes, Rivers, Ponds) and the watering plants.

Water Vapour and Condensation are connected by when the water vapour rises it forms together to make clouds which is also part of the water cycle.

Evaporation and Condensation are connected because (evaporation) the water evaporates and rises and it clumps together to make clouds (condensation).

Condensation and Hurricanes are connected because Hurricanes can change the climate and the surface of the earth which can lead to disrupting weather patterns.

Water Vapour and Precipitation are  connected because water vapour goes up into clouds\\

Monday, 2 September 2019

Issues Of Climate Change

Aim: To learn about the different activities that contribute to climate change.


  • Industry-  Factories make clothes, cars, electronics and processed fools that create pollution. 
  • Transport- Most cars need gas or diesel to make them work. Gas and diesel come from oil. which is a fossil fuel.
  • Waste- Landfills are covering more healthy land, and when it breaks down it makes greenhouse gasses.
  • Cows- Cows create greenhouse gasses called methane when they burp and fart.
  • Food- The food creates a lot of pollution, by having to transport it by ships, planes, trains, and trucks. 
  • Electricity- Electricity is a form of energy used to power almost everything in our homes, Elcectrcity can come from renewable resources, but it can come from non-renewable rescourses. 

Friday, 2 June 2017

Weather and Climate Change

Last week we went to the Antarctic center for Literacy. The next week we had to do a description about one of the three choices they where Antarctic Animals History & Explores and last one was Weather and Climate Change that's my choice it was quite hard because there was lots of reading and videos to read and watch I had to do the description for writing and the weather cycle for reading.
Weather and Climate Change
Frosty, snowy, shivery, frozen ,chilly Marshmallow desert. Have you ever wondered if you knew everything about Antarctica? I bet you didn't Because its actually a desert. Antarctica is a continent.   


Your probably wondering why Antarctica is a desert , if you are here's the answer, because it never rains in Antarctica.
How big is Antarctica? It is twice the size of Australia 25% bigger than Europe 14 million km in size is how big it is.   


Antarctica is thick ice like a snow cone, Antarctica is classified as a desert because so little moisture falls from sky. The inner regions of the continent receive an average of 2 inches receive an average of 2 inches (50 millimeters of precipi (50 millimeters) of precipitation primarily in the form of snow each year.

In my opinion its an amazing place but its really cold I would love to go there for a day or two but no longer I think I could not handle any longer.