A few weeks ago the Makaraka School Juniors went to the Envirocentre to learn about how we can look after Papatuanuku better. We learnt about recycling, composting, and worm farms. When we returned to school, we decided to set up a worm farm for the school. Some students also read a story about Extraordinary Earthworms. We did some instructional writing about how to set up a worm farm. We also tried to incorporate some of our digital learning in our presentation. See if you can pick what we have been learning to do...
Tuesday, June 25, 2019
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Wow Tanemahuta! What fabulous learning you've been doing! I'm so passionate about doing great things for our earth and creating a managing a productive worm farm is such a great way to reduce the gases that are given off by the food waste sent to landfills. Worm farms take food waste and turn it into so many great things! Not only do we have a better way to deal with our food scraps, but also the vermicast and 'worm wees' given off are great for growing beautiful kai too!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed the way you explained the process of setting it up... and also how you used your Google Drawing tools to 'draw' your own worm farms too! What Cybersmart learners you are! And oh, you've just reminded me... I might need to go and feed my own worms!
Kōka Amie
Hi Karli
ReplyDeleteI have been looking for your Worm Farm presentation but I can't find it. Perhaps it will be there next week.
On the weekend I had my cousin Israel over and we stayed up long and we played Hide and Seek with my sister. What did you do?
Hello May. I loved your worm farm slide and how to make it. It is cool and amazing and it is perfect and lovely. My name is Leonie by your buddy.
ReplyDeleteHello Amelia its me Mikaela. Did your class make an actual Worm Farm? or did you just use a photo?.What I did for in the weekend is getting a new bike because my old one is broken. What did you do for the weekend?. Hope to comment again bye.
ReplyDeletewe bought a worm Farm the enviry center and now we have it going
Deletehi Harlem your work look good but What did you put in that thing did put a worm in it
ReplyDeleteHi Ella I loved to see what you have learned about worm farms
ReplyDeleteand I know that your clever from your good work on your worm farm presentation.
Hi Jake.Your worm farm presentation was very good.You inspire me to make my own worm farm!By Your Buddy,Jamie
ReplyDeleteHi Raphelle...Your worm farm presentation was very good.You inspire me to make my own worm farm!By Your Buddy,Jamie
ReplyDeleteHi Jake
ReplyDeleteI can see your worm farm slide, it is so awesome I have seen worms so many times. Dovworms eat banana peal? Can worms pee in a garden?
Is it good or not?
Te Watea
ReplyDeleteI liked looking at your slide presentation about how to make a worm farm. It taught me that you can give food scraps to the worms to eat. It looks like fun.
Sililo
Hello Brookelyn its me Mikaela. I really liked your worm farm slide on the class blog.
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