Today Room 8 did collage. It was fun doing the collage, it was a bit challenging to do but overall it was fun.
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Insect Statistical Investigation
Insects Statistical Investigation
Question for investigation: What species and how many are found under different rocks around the school?
First place is to look for different species is at the top of the stairs near the office.
Second place is the bottom of the bush track.
Third place is the top of the bush track.
What are we most likely to find? Spiders, earwigs, cockroaches, slugs, snails, beetles and maggots.
We used an i-pad to record our findings and marked our findings down on our tally chart.
Insect Statistical Investigation
In conclusion, this insect statistical investigation shows that there are more landhoppers than, spiders, beetles and earwigs combined. This most likely because of the season, the rocks we lifted and how many rocks we lifted up.
This also means that we should all be aware of the variety of ecosystems in our environment.
Question for investigation: What species and how many are found under different rocks around the school?
First place is to look for different species is at the top of the stairs near the office.
Second place is the bottom of the bush track.
Third place is the top of the bush track.
What are we most likely to find? Spiders, earwigs, cockroaches, slugs, snails, beetles and maggots.
We used an i-pad to record our findings and marked our findings down on our tally chart.
Insect Statistical Investigation
In conclusion, this insect statistical investigation shows that there are more landhoppers than, spiders, beetles and earwigs combined. This most likely because of the season, the rocks we lifted and how many rocks we lifted up.
This also means that we should all be aware of the variety of ecosystems in our environment.
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