Hi bloggers, i have attended the summer learning journey 2018 - 2019. Here are my activity's.
Activity 1: Environment Day - Beat Plastic Pollution [4 points] (To see the questions go on the summer learning journey site).
Here are 3 ways me and you can save and help our planet. Are you in? Firstly you could spread the word and try and convince people like i am now to recycle and look after our environment. The first strategy is reduce reuse recycle. If you reduce, reuse and recycle our environment will be more healthy and reusing also means we won't have things going to waste. Secondly you should NEVER litter. Littering is something a lot of humans do. I litter sometimes myself too but lately i have been trying not too. Littering damages the environment believe it or not sometimes littering can cause pollution which is not good. Last but not least littering causes diseases, and start germs (spreading). Comment down below what if you think also spread the world. LETS SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT!
Activity 2: Adoption Day [4 points]
The three animals i have chosen is a Loggerhead Turtle, Hawksbill Turtle and a Sea Turtle . To be honest this task is actually really hard as they don't have many similarities. So in that case i'll start off with their differences. If you are lost/confused i will be listing similarities about these creatures and differences. The first difference is a Loggerhead Turtle is mainly found on beaches from Greece to Turkey and Israel to Libra. Where as a Hawksbill Turtle in tropical oceans and coral reefs. A Sea Turtle Hatch ling is found in any kind of beaches all around the world including Hawaii (etc..). Another difference is Loggerhead Turtle usually last 50 or more years but a Hawksbill Turtle lives up to 30 to 50 years and shockingly a Sea Turtle lives for 80 years! Wow!
A similarity about these animals is that their class name is a Reptile. Another similar thing about these creatures are that they are all carnivores a carnivore is a creature that eats meat a Omnivorous is something eats meat and plants.
Thanks For Reading (Special Thanks To Summer Learning Journey Team Members)