Buzzybees-T4

Classic Kiwi child's toy. The Buzzy Bee is iconic to New Zealand.

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An interview with a glass of water

The Water Cycle

Why we have soap

Good Spotting!

Experiment to prove rubbish doesn't exist

Walt: Think about inferences made within the text

Instructions:

1. Read through the story again

2. Complete your activity

Use these sites to help you:

The ultimate recycling list

How materials are recycled - the recycling guide

3. Write 3+ sentences of what you learned from the text and post it with your activity to your blog.

Activity: find out how products can be reduced, reused and recycled

Extended Texts:

Waste management in schools

What is waste?

Conservation Tips

Fast Finishers: Complete Year 6 Camp Writing, Other activities on the blog log,

Animations, Reading Eggs, Blog Commenting

Water Worries

Walt: Understand the water cycle

Explain how water is reused

Key Concept:

Instructions

1. Make a copy of your activity and file it 2. Answer each slide carefully 3. Do you understand the water cycle? 4. What can we do to save water? Write 3+ sentences to explain what you have learned from reading this article Read at least one of the extended texts. Be ready to share an idea from these articles

Fast Finishers: Reading eggs, animations and blog commenting

Texts: Water Worries by Rachel McMillan

School Journal April 2012 Level 3

Extended Texts (you need to read at least 1)

Water Cycle

Five Top Conservation Tips

Predicting the World's next Water Pollution disaster

Why we have soap

Walt: Understand what soap does to oil and water

Key Concept:

Instructions

1. Make a copy of your activity 2. Answer each slide carefully 3. What did we find out about oil and water? 4. Explain why they don't mix? When posting to your blog, make sure you write 3+ sentences to explain what you learned. Read at least one of the extended texts. Be ready to share one fact about these articles

Texts: Why we have soap Jane Thomson, Connected 3 1998

Extended Texts: (you need to read at least 1)

Science Kids

Steve Spanglers Science

Rena disaster huge but environmental effects not long-lasting

Links: Activity

The Water Cycle

Walt: Understand how water shapes the land

Explain how water follows a process from sea, to sky, to land and back to the sea

Activity: Create a google draw to show the cycle of water. Copy the image below using your own images.

Your Choice (you need to read at least 1)

This device pulls clean drinking water out of air

National Geographic Kids

Instructions:

1. Create a new google draw to show the cycle of water

2. Inset images and add the labels and arrows to show the cycle of water

3. Write 2-3 sentences to explain the terms and what is happening in each part of the water cycle

4. Use the words: Evaporation, Condensation and Precipitation

An interview with a glass of water

Walt: Understand states of matter

List how water changes from different states

Key Concept:

Instructions

1. Make a copy of your activity and file it 2. Read each slide carefully and complete them 3. Insert images (free to use or draw them) 4. Explain how water changes from different states to state When posting to your blog, make sure you write 3+ sentences to explain what you learned. Choose one of the extended texts to read. Find one fact to share and write on your collaborative doc to share.

Texts: An interview with a glass of water by Jeffy James, Connected 2 2002

Your Choice (you need to read at least 1)

This device pulls clean drinking water out of air

National Geographic Kids

Links: Activity

Collaborative Doc (all must fill in)